Thread🧵 on the importance of balance in politics... For a long time I've been subtly pushing a message of the importance of balance in politics. How very far left or far right views will so often be met with a reaction and/or play into the hands of the opposition 1/

Feminists are what happens when you give unlimited sympathy and zero accountability to an entire ideology.

Unfortunately Iran is going to try and proliferate a nuclear weapon again perhaps soon with a more extreme leadership, the question is how the western world deal with this.

So true. Toxic women are beyond judgement in feminist societies.

When something harms women, we change society. When something harms men, we tell men to change. That double standard isn’t compassionate or fair… it’s victim-blaming pretending to be progress.

Correct.

Your slogans sound nice until you realize it only flows one direction. Real equality would require you to care about the disadvantages boys and men face too. Until then it’s just advocacy for one sex.

Asylum backlog falling fast...

But no ban on the extremely left wing app Blue sky? Well isn’t that interesting/revealing x.com/sacredbritannia/status…

For the first time in 12 years I genuinely believe Ukraine will liberate Crimea. It is inevitable.

“Her spine was only very mildly fractured by the sledgehammer blow so what is even your problem?”

We live in a world where women get upset if a man looks at, not stares, LOOKS AT them in the gym for one second, but have no problem posting the video, usually of their ass, online for the entire internet to see. Make it make sense.

Can someone explain how Emma Watson is 36? 🤯

When female participation has reached equal or greater than 50%, name a single time feminism has dialled back their gynocentric and deeply bias advocacy…? Why is the answer “never”? Because feminism has never been about equality

FRANCIS: Ukraine has finally taken war back to Russians. Their lives now starting to be affected by the war they started. Ukrainian strikes have brought Russian oil exports down to the point where country is rationing gasoline. There is no gasoline available in occupied Crimea. Economic Forum in St. Petersburg is being attacked by Ukrainian drones as people arrive from all over the world. Internet access is being restricted. You’ve got all kinds of indications that things are really going badly for Russia. There’s a lot of pressure mounting on Putin right now. I mean, this is the biggest geopolitical and strategic failure of the century so far.

"Russia is considering replacing Putin" - Garry Kasparov "More and more members of the Russian establishment, along with ordinary citizens, are coming to understand that Putin cannot achieve victory in this war. History shows that when a dictator launches a war he cannot win, serious problems eventually follow," Kasparov added.

"Feminism’s greatest victory... was teaching us that every social question must be judged primarily by how it affects women." "World Will End Tomorrow: Women and minorities will be most affected."

It's the same thing you see whenever anybody mentions a problem that men might face. Many women, even "non-feminists", will immediately get upset at the invocation of male issues and tell you how much worse things are for women and proceed to minimize any such concern. Unhealthy!

More and more people on the moderate and conservative side are recognizing that feminism has been harmful. They talk about how it lied to women, made women unhappy, damaged families, hurt boys, and left men struggling. But frustratingly, the conversation often ends in the same place: women as the primary victims. Women are the victims of dating apps. Women are the victims of birth control. Women are the victims of delayed motherhood. Women are the victims of feminism itself. Even if all those things disappeared tomorrow, the deeper problem would remain. Feminism’s greatest victory was not dating apps, birth control, or women entering the workforce. It was teaching us that every social question must be judged primarily by how it affects women. Can we say that children need their mothers without immediately shifting the conversation to whether mothers will be bored? Can we say that a struggling marriage should sometimes be endured for the sake of the children without immediately asking whether the wife feels fulfilled? Can we ask what men need from women without first reassuring ourselves that women will benefit too? The family was built on obligations flowing in all directions. Feminism taught us to see obligations to women as moral, and obligations from women as oppression. Until that attitude changes, feminism remains undefeated.