So I'm sure very few people knows happenings around the country and the only ones who've heard of what I will talk about are people living near Seattle. There has been a project to bring back the Supersonics to Seattle. It's been lead by billionaire Chris Hanson. He recently went to the Seattle city council to have them uphold a previous agreement from the previous city council to open up a street that is occupied by mostly parking lots. This council voted 5 to 4 against it and reneged on what the previous council already agreed to do. The 5 no votes came from the 5 female council members. The 4 yes votes came from the 4 male council members. This sparked some outrage as any vote like this would do and some of the outcry was gender based. This has led to over a week with these ladies sqwaking about how terrible the backlash has been and how misogyny has ruled the day (this coming from one of the most liberal cities in the country) and how this is an attack on women. The fun part is that most of the response these women have been getting has been polite and professional. These people are mostly asking these women to explain why they voted the way they did. One man even went in front of the council when his email wasn't answered for over a week. The female council members pretty much banded together and started to voice how it was outrageous that sports fans have been so vulgar etc etc. This man was professional and deeply concerned about just getting his beloved team back. That didn't stop these women from blaming the actions of a few on all the sports fan out there and refused to even engage with their constituents. This is their latest response for what has happened:

http://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/seattle-women-dont-let-hateful-voices-intimidate-you-into-silence-or-inaction/

I'd like to point out the only people who has made this into a "boy vs girl" war as they described it is them. This is the ridiculousness of feminism, and how it is now effecting the daily lives of all of us. Taking the red pill has not only opened my eyes to how women are, but it also opened my eyes politically. When I thought I my values was more closely aligned with Democrat values, I now know that is a huge mistake. I'm guessing I am not the only one to switch like this after taking the red pill.