Controversial Political Opinions

[JasonBlack]

Sometimes experience is hard to quantify, but tbh, I think a lot of boomers don't quite understand millennial conservatives, because they haven't seen how common it is for millennial women to be downright abusive and get away with impunity. The Amber Heard case is a good example. It took someone being rich AND blatant footage where she claimed no one would believe him because he's a man AND the victim being as universally loved as Johnny Depp for society to even begin to pay attention. My contempt for feminism goes far deeper than just disdain for valley girl accents, women in the workforce or movies with chicks kicking ass (in fact, my favorite movie happens to be Kill Bill). The truth is I grew up with girls like Amber Heard my whole life. They act exactly the same and feel like they can get away with anything...because they can, and they are encouraged to. Sure, abuse on the level of cutting off a finger is not the norm, but lower thresholds of abuse are all too common. Hitting, withholding sex as a means of control, disrespecting their man in public, threatening with weapons, I see it at least monthly, often weekly, and no one bats an eye.

It's not like this in other countries. It wasn't that way in the UK, it wasn't that way in France, Japan, Italy or Spain, so I know it's not just some genetic destiny for women to behave that way, but frankly....it is the majority of American women, especially millennials and homelanders. The reason why that "I'm not like the other girls" meme is a thing is because you really do need to set yourself apart for any self-respecting man to trust you in a relationship. There is a reason why the Civic generation is generally the generation that helps rebalance the state of affairs in favor of the masculine. We have never known a time where it was held in anything but contempt.