Heil, pussy.

Heard on CBC radio, Thursday evening (December 6, 2018): Feminazi guest reacting with indignant alarm that the proportion of female homeless folks in her region (Fraser Valley East) is 40%, or about double the proportion observed in other regions.

Not heard: One word about the obvious fact that the proportion of homeless who are men is 60%--a majority--in the region of interest, and is typically 80-90% everywhere else.

Heard: Concern that homeless women are particularly vulnerable to violence meted out by men.

Not heard: That disabled, infirm and elderly homeless men are just as vulnerable to violence, and perhaps even more so than women or children, as this violence is far more often meted out by armed agents of the gynocracy, on the fallacious and toxic presumption that every man is dangerous. That women are the instigators in intimate partner violence in 2/3 of situations, or that women are the nearly exclusive users of weapons.

Heard: Concern that there are not enough gender-appropriate services for women.

Not heard: That there are no gender-appropriate services for men--public or private--anywhere in Canada. That advocating for men's issues typically prompts defamatory charges of misogyny, threats of harm, violence, and state-sanctioned harassment by police.

At one point, the Feminazi guest incorrectly declared that, "40% of women are homeless" when the correct expression would have been, "40% of homeless are women"--and the female CBC host said nothing about the "mistake".

My own belief is that these were not mistakes at all, but a wilful tactic arranged by host and guest to combine fear-mongering and deception, to play dress-up journalism at the expense--quite literally--of men. This tactic is thoroughly unoriginal, however; it was borrowed directly from Goebbels.

I don't have to imagine what might happen if we let folks like this design bridges.

Feminazism is brought to you by the CBC and your tax dollars.

Heil, pussy.