Thread: Hillary Says What Feminists think of Men--Trump Fires Back

Feminists now feel so secure, that they are starting to make statements revealing that they think of men as second class citizens.

Hillary Clinton, in a campaign speech referred to men who challenge her as being "off the reservation."

That's definitely what feminists think of MGTOW.

Donald Trump goes off on 'very nasty' Hillary Clinton 'off the reservation' comment

http://www.businessinsider.com/donal...rvation-2016-5

"I have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak," Clinton told Tapper. "I'm not going to deal with their temper tantrums or their bullying or their efforts to try and provoke me."

"If I made that statement about women, it'd be front-page headlines," he continued. "It's a very demeaning statement," [said Trump]

This is a conversation we need to have. Hillary is essentially moving the line further on male censorship. She is making men aware of their humiliation; that they have been corralled (which is done through subtle social methods if they act against feminism's precepts). That if we try to move beyond this regime in how we "behave"- we will get slapped down to our place. What makes this galling is that this response is not reserved against egregious conduct- but men doing basic things like talking about how boys are abused too, men talking about unfairness against them. Objective criticism against women labeled as misogyny. So we don't have to do much- even just call attention to our problems, talk about male advocacy, or things we're observing with the modern woman- and out comes the social attacks.

Trump and others are right to call attention to the over-use of the gender card. It's an overreach by Hillary. Victims don't quarantine others on reservations and threaten them with punishment if they violate their "laws".

"I'm not going to deal with their temper tantrums or their bullying or their efforts to try and provoke me."

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it women who are stereotyped, and rightfully so, as throwing temper tantrums when they don't get their way?

Originally Posted by jagrmeister

This is a conversation we need to have. ...
Trump and others are right to call attention to the over-use of the gender card. It's an overreach by Hillary. Victims don't quarantine others on reservations and threaten them with punishment if they violate their "laws".

Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised to find this on prime time, because it's not a discussion we've been permitted to have in mainstream discourse.

Did any other candidate get in with an objection or is the thought-leadership being left to Donald again?

News coverage has been Donald vs. Hillary. If anyone else stepped up, it's been drowned out. But really, I'd expect nothing but white-knighting out of conservatives trying to position themselves as "respectable."

Originally Posted by William Noy

But really, I'd expect nothing but white-knighting out of conservatives trying to position themselves as "respectable."

The right has turned into a bunch of cuckservatives too often the last few years. On immigration, on getting the woman's vote...etc...

I've gotta love this song making fun of it called I'm A Cuck:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-dIh0oDEGqk

The SAFETY word is STARFISH,
now have a GREAT time!

Baby, I'm a CUCK...

Well, except for Trump, of course. Except for his abortion comment. Not that it offends me. But seeing him pander to the religious right was quite dissapointing.

That being said, Hillary's anti-make comments here makes just gives me one more reason to vote for The Donald. Despite having pulled the lever for the left my whole life.

Open boarders comments from her is what made me think "not this time." Now seeing these and-male "off the reservation" comments is the final nail in her coffin as far as my 100% left-wing voting self goes.

Hillary has got a good point. Half or so of adult men in the US are on the reservation. Part of the other half is heading towards the reservation.

"I won't even bring up the fact that the Indians have gone wild on this statement, and you know this," Trump said. "They think it's a disastrous statement and they want a retraction. I'm not going to get into that."

Hilliary's campaign manager tried to save face by posting a PC apology to Native Americans, but hopefully Trump keeps running with the hidden men's issues here.

Originally Posted by Nuggets

Hilliary's campaign manager tried to save face by posting a PC apology to Native Americans, but hopefully Trump keeps running with the hidden men's issues here.

Yep. Try to make it about race, not about gender. Trump gave her an opening, and she's taking it. And it might work.

Except that men who are paying attention will notice that she cares about offending Amerindians and NOT about offending men.

I'm sure the Dems have a harder time with the male vote than the GOP, so to follow their own rhetoric you'd think they'd be reaching out more.

But I guess it's that SJW logic, "do as I say".

The only thing worse than a yes-man is a yes-mangina. How many gun-toting chicks in Hillary's security detail? Are women properly represented in her PHYSICALLY ready to respond detail? It's a genuine question I haven't found a clear answer to.

Found info. Hillary secret device females make up 20 percent of her detail. Grrrrl power!

Originally Posted by Jonster

Found info. Hillary secret device females make up 20 percent of her detail. Grrrrl power!

Soooo, you're saying that when it really counts, SJWs ignore their own espoused values and go with what they perceive as the best?

men are having "tantrums"????
if only they could hear what they are saying..... one's very name is racist....