Welcome to New Hampshire, a state where you’d think it being so extremists, you wouldn’t think that feminism is very popular around dark-red Republican women, and you wonder why they are so skittish? Why is there a fetishizing of victimization? Before I spoil you the details, the video part is here.
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There is not a day that goes by where people are whining and bitching about transgenderism, that the schools are turning guys into girls, it’s the media, it’s freckin TicTok that’s doing it! Ooo the outrage!
Or is it that feminism rejects men at all costs? What about living in a red state (hell it’s purple, with red pockets here and there) where right of center women just ride the coattails of the liberating movement? Or is it lefties who just can’t trust ’em?
I have had this concept before the election. For those who don’t know our NPA area code, New Hampshire dials as 603. This state has traditionally been conservative or libertarian, but it has since gotten more political and more moderate. In New Hampshire it pays to be a woman, our three media institutions puts women on top of the queue, the adult contemporary radio station in the largest city is not shy of being all women and overtly singling out men. Women in my opinion (WITHOUT THE UNDERTONES OF BEING SO CALLED “BITTER”) are very snobby, extremely standoffish, and are easily scared.
Well that would make sense if you get your news from WMUR-TV Manchester’s Newsnine and if you get your news from “WMUR” well then your world view is very skewed and that’s all I can say to that.
The opinions are coming from a 1/2 Caucasian guy that is an outsider looking in
Feminism and the women’s rights movement is a bit different than in other places. Except for the few blue towns, of which one could recognize the women’s rights movement (abortion, the rights to vote, etc.) the rest of the state was kinda “silent” and not take an extreme position; but I have noticed that feminism in my state is radically different.
In the early years of An Alleged Autistic and A Puzzling View, a common thread was feminism, but that was completely a simplistic view (particularly your’s truly with a twentysomething mind), since a lot of my writings was actually under intelligent for what I can write today. In fact this feminism masquerading as female chauvinism from schoolage was the root cause for me to go into hopeless and seeing relationships more puzzling. It took multiple abuses to see through the garbage that was “progressive” education