Sexual Harassment/Assault Scandals

And Cosby's most recent case was over a decade ago. Makes you think

 

Partially, yes. Women didn't win by conventional means, so they shifted to what they know to bring down the evil patriarchy; gossip, rumor and slander

 

Agree & disagree if that's possible

 

I'm all for bringing down this patriarchy. But the way they are going about shows that they are no different from those they say needs to be taken down. Oppression will just switch genders.

 

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/n...sexual-misconduct-ronan-farrow-expose-1130268


The CBS CEO, one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, is accused of unwanted kissing and touching in a New Yorker article set to be published Friday.

https://twitter.com/moryan/status/1022878518479396866
Before @RonanFarrow’s @NewYorker story on Les Moonves comes out later today, I’m going to re-up the reporting on a CBS showrunner who has been retained by the network despite multiple investigations into alleged harassment, retaliation and racially insensitive comments.


Don't know if any of these allegations are true, but I would LOVE LOVE to see Julie Chen's reaction to this. A woman who has used her show The Talk to stand with MeToo and against those accused. Now she is in a rock and a hard place. Awhile back on here we said what would happen if one of these MeToo women and or supporters have men close to them accused of such things. What would they do? Is it still just believe women? Really would love to see if they bring this up on her show. lol.

 

Even my favorite corporate CEO is not immune to the bullshit. It's worth noting that CBS and Viacom are in the middle of a court battle. With millions at stake, I wouldn't rule out slander from the other side. Trump has proved you can put all kinds of crap out there and no one will question it

 

Whaddiya think she's gonna say, lol

https://variety.com/2018/tv/news/ju...ations-i-fully-support-my-husband-1202888893/

Julie Chen on Leslie Moonves Allegations: ‘I Fully Support My Husband’

 

A lot of people aren't satisfied unless there's some bullshit. I don't believe in the Bible, but the story of Adam and Eve says a lot.

They had everything and life was perfect, yet they went out of their way to fuck it up the only way it could even possibly be done.

Lol.

 

Damn you shut it down bruh, no comeback for that one

 

LMFAO!

 

LOL! Let me be clear. The White Patriarchy that built these systems and industries(like the entertainment industry.) on racism and white supremacy.

 

From the "women of the KKK", to the Suffragettes, to white supremacist feminism... a racist white matriarchy lent a hand in making these systems as well. As black men, we don't have the option of ignoring the multiple oppressive forces that we have to deal with (white male patriarchy, white female matriarchy, and black female matriarchy). So, when we worry about the #metoo movement, it's because we are aware of the historical and current oppression that comes from false allegations, accusations, and fabricated public doubt.

So, we essentially have few allies dealing with these issues. I just don't see the point in pretending it was all one group when it was and is obviously many groups. Quite frankly, if it was only one group (IE. white male patriarchy), we would have always had less to worry about. I get what you are trying to say, but it is only one side of a trinity of oppressive forces.

My point is that we have a lot more to take down than a single patriarchy if we want equality (racial, gender, etc.), as well as equal accountability/punishment (all women and men being punished with the same severity as black men or all black men being punished with the same leniency as women for crimes).

 

^^ They are the head of the snake, the key in the ignition. Racism, White Supremacy, White Privilege are their ideologies in which all these groups have been socially conditioned with. They control everything that will keep people under the influence of these ideologies; the media, the education system, the political system, entertainment, literature, ect. Have you ever encounter one of these white people that ask these questions about race especially when it comes to the n-word and instead of getting angry just take a minute to observe them? You will see that those people are taught ignorance. You have to stop the teaching of the ignorance. Indoctrination works in a cycle. We have to tear down these systems and industries or some believe change the narrative.


They are the ones teaching subliminally and psychologically everyone to hate, blame and or see black men not as white men's equal or even a woman's equal. You got to shut the person down that is dragging your name through the mud around town because going through every person they'll just go right behind you and do it again.

I believe White Feminist have taken over the #MeToo movement once Rose and Alyssa and other IGNORANT celebrities unlocked the door for them to invite themselves in. They will keep the White Patriarchy unharmed and will have to make sacrifices. And some of them are celebrities themselves. I rubbed some the wrong way when I named some of these female celebrities white feminist. But no matter what #MeToo's racial ignorance against black men when it comes to the purpose of due process is existing and will continue to exist because of the white patriarchy and the way they spread these racist ideologies. Everyone that follows are pawns. Pawns that YES we cannot ignore and take lightly, but pawns nonetheless.

 

I think we are saying the same thing, but you feel the white male patriarchy is the worst aspect when I feel that they do equal damage in different ways. No worries, man.

And for the record, all feminism is white supremacy. So, I think maybe the term “white feminism” is not needed.

 

I think that the term gets unfairly tied in with racism. But we understand why it does. But you know I'm open to learning so what info can you give me on that?

 

On what in particular? Because Google is full of information, studies, and articles on the white supremacy within feminism from it’s beginning to current. One perspective that is left out is the perspective of black men and that is often silenced and erased by black feminists and white feminists. So, simply reading studies, articles and opinion pieces by actual feminists as well as by black men who suffer at the hands of feminism, and not to mention articles on the history of white supremacy within feminism is a good start.

I could list link after link, but I have done that in a number of threads on this same subject. So, if you looked past them, then I would suggest just googling and starting your own journey to learn more.

What I find most interesting, is that any other movement/ideology with a history of white supremacy, sexism, and hatred/contempt for black people (or any people for that matter) would easily be put in the position of a hate group. But, because it was started by predominantly rich/connected white women, it just seems to be given a pass.

 

I knew some of that about feminism on the surface. I think I have seen some of things you put on here. I would have to go back. But Iam very well aware of our position. BGS IBMOR says Black men have no rights that black women are bound to respect and I think that is pretty much every non black american in this country. I always associate things that go with the this political system a bad thing because the political system as I have named are one of the psychological weapons White Supremacy uses to socially condition people. So I always gathered it was political feminism, but I'm guessing feminism as a whole was probably created and or cultivated by the political system?

 

True story. Lately I've been engaging with a few women on the topic and the consensus thus far has been black women telling me they don't want to hear black mans opinion on feminism because we always support white patriarchy or white women who demand that I show proof that black men live within a matriarchy. So all that shut up and listen stuff they always say should really be shut up and obey because so many aren't interested in any dialogue they just want to be in charge period the end.

 

There are a great number of sociologists that describe the black community as a matriarchy. And a number of textbooks, too. BW just prefer to ignore it because it doesn’t fit their misandrist narrative and is heavily supported by feminism as well as the white male patriarchy. Like I said, Triangle of oppression.

 

Yes, it only takes a moment to google the information from historical evidence to recent and current conditions.