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Jodie Whittaker NME Interview
To be clear I am not saying that sleazy men don't abuse positions of power against women. They do, and cunts like Weinstein need to be exposed. Howevr MeToo is modern day McCarthyism.
It adopts a guilty until proven innocent view, it silences ALL critics, gets them fired, blacklisted, and it actually hurts the cause it is fighting for, as for every Harvey Weinstein or secret Communist spy that McCarthy and MeToo caught, they sent down about 100 innocent men and in doing so made people doubt the claims of of people being abused.
The thing that rankled me the most about this interview was this smug shit from NME
How fucking dare he generalise us that way. Again what's the betting that I watch more fantasy series with female leads than he does?
Also it makes me bitter to see NME try and act like feminists. These were the same cunts who attacked Amy Winehouse in sexist ways before her death, because when she was alive that was the trendy thing to do, rather than virtue signal, and these people are sheep.
I remember they voted Amy villain of the year at their award ceremonies for a couple of years in a row, whilst voting Pete Docherty hero of the year at the exact same ceremonies. How is that not sexist?
A woman who lives the Rock and Roll lifestyle in their eyes is worse than Osama Bin Laden and George W Bush (they were among the other candidates for villain of the year.) Whilst a guy who does that is their hero?
I might add they are supposed to be a music magazine. Now you might think that they just didn't like her music, but no they gave both of her albums great reviews. So it was purely a lifestyle thing. Also Amy's music was far more famous than Pete Doherty's, far more acclaimed, and far, far, far more influential with the likes of Adele, Lady Gaga, Paloma Faith, Caro Emerald, Florence and the Machine and the Noisettes all following in her wake. Amy kick started a bloody third British Invasion in the States.
Yet these people who need to lecture us about being able to get used to seeing strong women, were evidently so threatened by a woman living the rock and roll lifestyle that they said she was worse than Osama Bin Laden. You couldn't make this shit up.
Jodie Whittaker NME Interview
To be clear I am not saying that sleazy men don't abuse positions of power against women. They do, and cunts like Weinstein need to be exposed. Howevr MeToo is modern day McCarthyism.
It adopts a guilty until proven innocent view, it silences ALL critics, gets them fired, blacklisted, and it actually hurts the cause it is fighting for, as for every Harvey Weinstein or secret Communist spy that McCarthy and MeToo caught, they sent down about 100 innocent men and in doing so made people doubt the claims of of people being abused.
The thing that rankled me the most about this interview was this smug shit from NME
It caused a minor scandal amongst long-term Who fans. They boggled in disbelief, their fragile worlds torn asunder. “It’s Time LORD not Time Lady!’ they cried. How could they possibly watch a sci-fi series with a female lead? It was political correctness gone mad.
How fucking dare he generalise us that way. Again what's the betting that I watch more fantasy series with female leads than he does?
Also it makes me bitter to see NME try and act like feminists. These were the same cunts who attacked Amy Winehouse in sexist ways before her death, because when she was alive that was the trendy thing to do, rather than virtue signal, and these people are sheep.
I remember they voted Amy villain of the year at their award ceremonies for a couple of years in a row, whilst voting Pete Docherty hero of the year at the exact same ceremonies. How is that not sexist?
A woman who lives the Rock and Roll lifestyle in their eyes is worse than Osama Bin Laden and George W Bush (they were among the other candidates for villain of the year.) Whilst a guy who does that is their hero?
I might add they are supposed to be a music magazine. Now you might think that they just didn't like her music, but no they gave both of her albums great reviews. So it was purely a lifestyle thing. Also Amy's music was far more famous than Pete Doherty's, far more acclaimed, and far, far, far more influential with the likes of Adele, Lady Gaga, Paloma Faith, Caro Emerald, Florence and the Machine and the Noisettes all following in her wake. Amy kick started a bloody third British Invasion in the States.
Yet these people who need to lecture us about being able to get used to seeing strong women, were evidently so threatened by a woman living the rock and roll lifestyle that they said she was worse than Osama Bin Laden. You couldn't make this shit up.
