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"Worried about the boys in your life? Be warned. Our government is out to get them." That's the opening from Redefining Boys as Terrorists, an excellent article by the brilliant Aussie journalist, Bettina Arndt. Australia's Bondi Jew Massacre is being utilised to launch a much sterner feminist re-education campaign against boys, those despicable Lord-of-the-Flies creatures. I watched The Plague last night, so I know: boys are toxic trash. They're either poor pathetic victims in need of State care, or they're malignant torturers of the good and the sensitive. It's a very mediocre film which floated some characters and ideas well worth exploring, then didn't. The whole thing had the vibe of an overly long short film. In fact it had the vibe of a Community Service Announcement. Very slickly produced, grotesquely heavy-handed in its emotional messaging. Rather than credits at the end, I expected to see a hotline phone number to call: the bureaucratic functionary charged with hearing your pain or snitching. The director claimed he was partly inspired by Stephen King's The Shining. That's a lie. The film is obviously fairly closely modelled on King's Carrie, with red rashes taking the role of menstruation as disturbing puberty marker. The most interesting thing about the film was the way this particular slice of toxic masculinity was very much a feminised masculinity. The bully Jake was a charming practitioner of the psychological destruction girls excel at in their school cliques. So if boys remain toxic even when fully feminised, what exactly is the answer... Anyway, while the feminists double down on their suffocation and spirit-leaching of boys, the boys are flocking to Nick Fuentes for some fresh air. So, a hundred years from now, who are you backing to be the winner? Fuentes or Feminists? If you're backing the feminists, you better hope AI turns out to be as dystopian as some predict. |