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Category Archives: Feminism: a destructive philosophy
Thoughts on my statement, “the femalehood is on the verge of extinction” – the “Regency Ailment” and the coming of new types of extinctions
In a conversation, recently, I stated something interesting. I said: “The femalehood is on the verge of extinction” This means that a sexuality is becoming redundant and worthless and is slowly disappearing. This, it seems to me, is a whole … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, England, Britain, and all that, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Identity and identity problems, Male and female, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Society and sociology, The U.S. and American society, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged America, england, extinction, female, identity, modern world, psychology, Regency, Regency ailment, society
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Thoughts on female claims of abuse – revealing aspects of the mother instinct
Here’s a thought I had: Way back in the 1980’s I began an inquiry into females claims of abuse, victimizing, molestation, harassment, etc. The girls who started this inquiry were called “feminists” whose whole line of thought was that the … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Male and female, Mass hysteria, mass society, and the mob, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Psychology and psychoanalysis
Tagged abuse, feminism, mass hysteria, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, opinion, psychology, women
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Thoughts on some aspects of female identity problems
Here’s a thought I had: Every so often you hear some statements that are very revealing. Recently, I heard several statements from Hillary Clinton that reveal aspects of female identity problems. They are also good examples of the hidden and illusionary ways female … Continue reading
Posted in Current affairs and events, England, Britain, and all that, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Historical stuff, Identity and identity problems, Male and female, Modern life and society, The U.S. and American society
Tagged America, british, clinton, feminism, History, identity, modern world, psychology, society, women
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Thoughts on ‘secular oppression’
Here’s a thought I had (it seems that I may of spoken of similar themes, or maybe even repeated this theme, in other blogs though I cannot remember which ones): Recently, I have been speaking of something which I keep calling … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Government and politics, Historical stuff, Modern life and society, The 'system', 'systemism', and the power structure, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged communism, dehumanization, feminism, french revolution, government, History, modern world, opinion, oppression, politics, system, systemism, victorian
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Thoughts on female identity problems – an example of how females are losing the ability to interpret their own naturally appearing motherly feelings, the ‘alienated mother desire’, and other things
Recently, I heard a statement from a young American female that was interesting and quite revealing. What she said amounted to this: “Breastfeeding is very important for females. Being allowed to breastfeed is a way for women to be empowered.” She then seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Identity and identity problems, Male and female, Modern life and society, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Psychology and psychoanalysis
Tagged alienation, dehumanization, feminism, identity, modern world, mother, motherhood, psychology, women
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Thoughts on the female and Victorian society – “being Victorian green” – the females envy of the male and the ‘female envy culture’
Here’s a thought I had: While reading some accounts from a lady in the 1800’s a theme appeared which I’ve known for some time. Basically this is that during the Victorian era many females developed a particularly strong envy of the male. I … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, England, Britain, and all that, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Government and politics, Historical stuff, Law and legal stuff, Male and female, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, The U.S. and American society, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged alienation, America, dehumanization, envy, History, law, men, modern world, opinion, politics, psychology, society, victorian, women
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Response to a reply to my article “Thoughts on the importance of defined sexual roles” – female identity problems and the “politically justified neurosis”
Every so often I receive a reply that cries out for an article. I received one such reply for my article “Thoughts on the importance of defined sexual roles” that revealed so many issues that they are worth pointing out. In fact, this reply … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Government and politics, Male and female, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Replies to articles, The effects of WWII, the Nazi's, the Holocaust, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War era protests, The U.S. and American society
Tagged alienation, America, dehumanization, feminism, identity, modern world, psychology, women
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Thoughts on the female threat to female identity: feminism and the pseudo-gay modern lesbian
Here’s a thought I had after reflecting on the dehumanization and alienation of females nowadays. I found myself saying some interesting things that, I think, are worth noting down: It appears that many females are a major influence in the destruction of the female … Continue reading
Posted in Dehumanization and alienation, Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Homosexuality and the 'pseudo-gay' (aquired homosexuality), Identity and identity problems, Modern life and society, Psychology and psychoanalysis
Tagged alienation, dehumanization, feminism, feminist, gay, homosexual, identity, lesbian, modern world, psychology, sexual identity, women
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Thoughts on the absurd claims of feminists
Just recently, I heard of a number of claims from feminists that were absurd and appalling. It seems that absurd and appalling are typical of many feminist claims . . . they practically define it. In my life, I have never … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism: a destructive philosophy, Identity and identity problems, Male and female, Modern life and society, Mother instinct, womb sickness, female hysteria, and such, Psychology and psychoanalysis, Victorianism, Bourgeoisie, noble imitation, and sycophancy
Tagged and such, female hysteria, feminism, feminist, identity, men, modern world, mother instinct, psychology, victorianism, womb sickness, women
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Thoughts on some remarks from a speech by Hillary Clinton – more aspects of feminism
Thirty of so years ago I began to hear all these weird claims from a group of people called ‘feminists’. The claims they made were so absurd and ridiculous that they were almost unbelievable. Despite the fact that they were … Continue reading
