An olive branch for JaC…

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An enlightening interview from a surprising source….Wisdom.

Dr. Warren Farrell: Why Biden’s New Gender Policy Council Is Sexist | American Thought Leaders

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Retired hospital chaplain, Theo-Geek, Honorary Marine, bookworm, crossword addict, and lover of intelligent conversation, well-brewed tea and/or occasional distilled spirits - as appropriate.

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25 thoughts on “An olive branch for JaC…”

      1. Agreed; Dr. Farrell equates a certain style of boot camp (DI Kowalski in your joke, for instance, ST) with ‘male toxicity’ – as defined by low-information feminists, actually. 😀

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  5. BTW: The neon green bikini that accidentally worked its way into my hang glider photo is full to the brim with toxic feminity; not a man on the beach that day was complaining. Just sayen’

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    1. Toxic masculinity is awesome, but some men oppose it for the same reasons some women oppose toxic femininity . They don’t like what they don’t have. 🙂

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  6. “D’Nanda, would you please write the briefest of comments about what we will find at your link? Thanking you in advance.”

    Sure, ST! Here’s a short précis of the linked interview: It’s a longer-format interview with an early male supporter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) who’s writing about the burdens for boys caused by feminist myths about maleness; and the inequities of Biden’s Gender Equity Council – and what complementary parenting looks like, etc.

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  8. Ok, I just watched the entire video, and I highly, highly, highly recommend it. It’s an hour, but totally worth it, and there’s not a dull moment. Dr Farrell is a brilliant and compassionate man speaking out on crucial issues that have been ignored by our ruling class. I don’t agree with him 100%, but for sure I agree with him at least 80% of the time. Everyone should listen to what this wonderful gentleman has to say.

    I especially love the work he is involved with in trying to help fatherless boys avoid the common problems of being fatherless. Thank you so much, Nanda, for introducing us to Dr Farrell 🙂

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    1. The pleasure is mine, JaC; this series, produced by The Epoch Times, is well-done and informative – sort of like Firing Line used to be.

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      2. Just for clarity’s sake; it fits better with the discussion over there, doesn’t it? Otherwise, no worries. 🙂

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