48 Responses to “#FreeStacy: Email to My Samoan Lawyer: Taylor Swift Is Decadent and Depraved”

1. DonaldDouglas
   February 27th, 2016 @ 3:17 pm

   Heh, I think Taylor Swift’s just playing for the publicity, lol.

2. Unreliable Consent
   February 27th, 2016 @ 3:20 pm

   “feminist views and ideologies are necessary to enact a change across the country.” -jessica valenti as suspected

   https://twitter.com/udreview/status/703621966507417600

3. Wombat_socho
   February 27th, 2016 @ 3:42 pm

   This. Apparently she lashed out at the press on Twitter over it.

4. Daniel O'Brien
   February 27th, 2016 @ 4:09 pm

   Retweeted every #FreeStacy tweet above and tweeted this article.

5. CaptDMO
   February 27th, 2016 @ 5:11 pm

   *sigh* When the going gets insane, the insane get Gloria Allred.
   And maybe Nancy Grace.

6. Fail Burton
   February 27th, 2016 @ 5:17 pm

   Who’d have thought a former Olympian would come out as a delusional, mentally ill cross-dresser and be celebrated and given an award for courage? Next we’ll be keeping Boy Scout magazines under the counter next to Mark Twain.

7. Southern Air Pirate
   February 27th, 2016 @ 5:30 pm

   Just a note that it isn’t popular social media that conservative or even natural ideas are being harassed.

   See this story about a butcher in WA state being harassed be radical vegans.
   http://q13fox.com/2015/09/19/butcher-shop-owner-says-hes-getting-harassed-by-vegans-online/

8. Bob Belvedere
   February 27th, 2016 @ 6:19 pm

   It’s the ‘in’ thing to do in 2016 – just like, I predict, converting to Islam will be in a few years.

9. Evi L. Bloggerlady
   February 27th, 2016 @ 6:30 pm

   That’s what happens after you date Jake Gyllenhaal, you end up goin’ gay.

10. Adobe_Walls
    February 27th, 2016 @ 6:33 pm

    Weren’t her various breakups due to not putting out?

11. kilo6
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:05 pm

    She dated a Kennedy which, by itself, could turn any woman to the Sapphic lifestyle.

12. kilo6
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:10 pm

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-5OZWaAjOxLM/T3tihfHG_FI/AAAAAAAADi4/fkYeMgL3jMk/s320/Insanity.jpg

13. Fail Burton
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:17 pm

    Everyone already knows they are intent on breaking what has been fixed. No babies plus tearing down the very laws which protect you equals a suicide cult. They just don’t have the guts to do it the quick way.

14. robertstacymccain
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:21 pm

    She’s just high-maintenance, on the bad side of the crazy/hot curve.

15. DeadMessenger
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:29 pm

    That guy’s going to be in big trouble if it turns out he’s Christian.

16. totenhenchen
    February 27th, 2016 @ 7:44 pm

    I can’t help but think that my invocation of HST in a comment on a previous post earlier today inspired the style of this one.

17. Fail Burton
    February 27th, 2016 @ 8:03 pm

    I think that bit about the public exposure of feminism rings true. Ever since I started researching this cult it became obvious the majority of its supporters out in the public arena were unaware of its true origins. As many of them have themselves become aware of it, at least some have so much invested it the crusade they find it difficult if not impossible to back out. There is money and careers at stake. It’s like the curved teeth of an anaconda; you can move your arm into its mouth but not back out.

    What politician or academic or celebrity is going to want to throw away their career or suffer public embarrassment once it gets around they’re in effect trying to cure heterosexuality?

18. TR Sterling
    February 27th, 2016 @ 8:28 pm

    Hey Stacy,
    I should have read your recent posting before saying hello tonight. My thought was to say hang in there pal and thanks for being ‘bold’ as you put it. A few of us have done that delayed benefits pathway in life and in the end, its a great feeling to know that you bought the ticket you wanted and took the chance it provided.

    Always a pleasure to know the original “other” McCain now with ® hashtag, lol

19. RKae
    February 27th, 2016 @ 10:08 pm

    I agree that Yes means Yes… even if (tragically) Chris Squire is gone.

    http://www.peoplequiz.com/images/quizzes/Yes-logo-band.jpg-5370.jpg

20. RKae
    February 27th, 2016 @ 10:19 pm

    The real tragedy in our culture is that teenagers (and that’s a designation that now, quite oddly, lasts to about the age of 35) feel such an idiotic drive to be outrageous. You’ll hear the constant refrain of “That’s the way it’s always been,” or “That’s human nature.” Um, no. Plenty of cultures past and present that didn’t do this nonsense.

    In their need to join each other or to top each other in their outrageousness, they forget that this is THEIR LIVES they’re messing with. It’s not a Halloween party where you ask, “What are you going as?”

    Everything’s a game to them. It’s just a big giggle fest.

    Meanwhile, some serious cultures are pouring into their nation to erase them.

21. RKae
    February 27th, 2016 @ 10:25 pm

    I have a theory about Nancy Grace.

    Every few months she chooses one missing toddler to report on ad nauseam because it makes that particular child famous… which then drives up her price on the human trafficking market, and Nancy gets a kickback.

    Think about it: How much does a human trafficker get from some Saudi billionaire if he says, “You want to buy a little blonde girl?” OK, now how much does he get when he says, “You want to buy Madeleine McCann?”

    I think Nancy is the marketing wing of some Ukrainian child marketers.

22. robertstacymccain
    February 27th, 2016 @ 10:30 pm

    “Ever since I started researching this cult it became obvious the majority of its supporters out in the public arena were unaware of its true origins.”

    The recent surge of feminism is about Hillary, period, and the dimwits supporting this are no more philosophical than, for example, the idiots supporting #BlackLivesMatter. Those of us who are philosophical and understand feminism for what it actually is, a variation of Marxist-Leninist theory (MacKinnon, 1989) are against it.

23. Reynolds88
    February 28th, 2016 @ 1:26 am

    Funny you should mention the connection of Hillary and feminism: http://www.theamericanmirror.com/twitter-accused-of-shutting-down-hillary-critics/

24. Unreliable Consent
    February 28th, 2016 @ 1:38 am

    Because of Hillary, men especially sacrificial-lamb college men will be pimped to mass numbers of college women on peak rape-accusation alert.

25. Joe Joe
    February 28th, 2016 @ 1:46 am

    RSM,
    Have you seen this?
    http://www2.law.columbia.edu/faculty_franke/Certification%20Readings/catherine-mackinnon-feminism-marxism-method-and-the-state-an-agenda-for-theory1.pdf

26. Wombat_socho
    February 28th, 2016 @ 2:24 am

    I’d hit it. I don’t listen to pop radio so the breakup song wouldn’t bother me.

27. Wombat_socho
    February 28th, 2016 @ 2:25 am

    Especially the ones with the Robert Heinlein stories in them.

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29. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 6:52 am

    I get tired of this linkage between Marxism and radical feminism. Frankly, I have never read anything by a radical feminist I consider in the least way insightful or intelligent. They borrow things from Marxism that are so generic I could argue Robin Hood is about Marxism, or tomato soup.

    The real truth is a paranoia and disdain for men and heterosexuality precedes all else. The only way these fake academics have to advance their insane notions is to dress them up in faux-academic verbiage and intellectualism to give their madness a type of street cred, if you will.

    They throw stuff at a wall and see what sticks. They cherry-pick Foucault, Freud, Marx, Levi-Strauss, Lacan, Derrida, loosely tie all that together in miserably stupid arguments and then put their readings of those people in footnotes. What they come up with is insanity where we are to believe all men on all five continents in cultures which didn’t know of the existence of the other banned incest and invented heterosexuality. Stupid is still stupid. If you want to call that Marxism, fine, then my cat is a Marxist because I raised its consciousness to understand where to shit.

    It all looks prim and proper if you’re a naive feminist moron.

30. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 7:02 am

    I find the Clinton’s association with Charlotte Bunch to be significant. The Clintons are an example of what I meant. Just ask Hillary if she stands by some of Bunch’s insane quotes. She can’t disavow Bunch or afford to stand by her. The anaconda trap. Luckily for her, no one knows about this relationship but people like you. They couldn’t kick all journalists off of Twitter, could they? Sanders researchers have fallen down on this one. But can even Sanders throw radical feminism aside? Can any of these freaks who’ve made themselves vulnerable to these nobodies? Even major SF author are afraid to say anything about colleagues who – in SF terms – have never accomplished anything. They fear their tech lecture circuit being destroyed, and Tim Hunt was a bigger fish than these SF writers.

31. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 7:04 am

    About a man living inside a woman’s body? If Heinlein and his contemporaries and started on that route in the first place, you could’ve scratched one Golden Age.

32. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 7:05 am

    Elaine, my sweet little doxy tart. Come away with me and we’ll rule the Seven Seas together. Arrrrr.

33. Quartermaster
    February 28th, 2016 @ 10:41 am

    I haven’t read the entire thing, but it looks like MacKinnon is not linking the two, but using an analogy to Marxism.

34. Quartermaster
    February 28th, 2016 @ 10:49 am

    What RSM has seen has been seen by people 20, and more, years ago. The warnings are not new (not that RSM is claiming them to be). Jim Nelson Black, on pp. 194-195 of When Nations Die wrote:

    “One of the most perceptive analyses of of the sources of corruption in modern society comes from the British historian Paul Johnson, who offers this assessment and prescription:

    ‘One of the principal lessons of our tragic century, which has seen so many millions of innocent lives sacrificed in schemes to improve the lot of humanity, is – beware of intellectual. Not merely should they be kept well away from the levers of power, they should be the objects of particular suspicion when they seek to offer collective advice. Beware committees, conferences, and leagues of intellectuals. Distrust public statements issued from their serried ranks. Discount their verdicts on political leaders and important events. For intellectuals far from being highly individualistic and non-conformist people, follow certain regular patterns of behavior.

    ‘In his brilliant review of the damage brought upon society by ideologues such as Rousseau, Karl Marx, Bertolt Brecht, Jean-Paul Sartre, and others, Johnson makes it clear that ideologies without moral context are the source of despair in modern times. Contrary to their own claims, intellectuals and idealists are the worst sort of doctrinaire conformists. They insult and assault tradition because they are rebels against society. They do it because it amuses them. And, in particular, they attack morality and Christianity, as Julian Huxley once said, because the very idea of existence of a just God who condemns sin interferes with their sexual desires.

    ‘Taken as a group,’ writes Johnson, ‘they are often ultra-conformist within the circles formed by those whose approval they seek and value. That is what makes them en masse, so dangerous, for it enables them to create climates of opinion and prevailing orthodoxies, which themselves often generate irrational and destructive courses of action. Above all, we must at all times remember what intellectuals habitually forget: that people matter more than concepts and must come first. The worst of all despotisms is the heartless tyranny of ideas.*

    ‘Moral Anarchy’

    ‘But sadly, while a segment of the population recognizes that continued toleration of deviance and immorality can only lead this nation to ruin, the liberal intellectuals and idealists who set the pace of the culture are leading us to toward those very vices. Without the traditional restraints of plane or parachute, as one writer expressed it, they act as if we could defy the laws of moral gravity.

    ‘No one seems to remember,’ writes Jacques Ellul, ‘that there has never been a society without a moral code, and the chief thing lacking in our Western world is precisely an ethical code and system of accepted values.’ This French Philosopher and social critic says, ‘As soon as there is even a tiny blossoming of values, the intellectuals rise up to reject it and jeer at it. In doing so, they give no proof that they are free and intelligent, but demonstrate only that they are impotent and have surrendered to the madness in which negation becomes and end in itself.’”**

    *from Paul Johnson “Intellectuals” p. 342 copyright 1988
    ** from Jacques Ellul, “The Betrayal of The West,” p. 196 copyright
    1978

35. robertstacymccain
    February 28th, 2016 @ 12:16 pm

    MacKinnon’s book, Toward a Feminist Theory of the State, is sitting next to my desk, and the article you quote — which was subsequently adapted for her book — is quoted in my book, Sex Trouble: Radical Feminism and the War Against Human Nature. So, yes.

36. robertstacymccain
    February 28th, 2016 @ 12:23 pm

    “I find the Clinton’s association with Charlotte Bunch to be significant. The Clintons are an example of what I meant. Just ask Hillary if she stands by some of Bunch’s insane quotes. She can’t disavow Bunch or afford to stand by her.”

    THIS! THIS! SO MUCH THIS!

    Anyone old enough to remember the public-relations debacle of the 1995 Beijing Conference on Women, where Charlotte Bunch and other radical feminists played a high-profile role, realizes how closely connected Bunch is to Hillary, who actually quoted Bunch in a U.N. speech.

    Here we are, nine months away from the election, and I have yet to see any other journalist mention the Bunch/Clinton axis, or the 1995 Beijing conference. Surely the oppo-research squad at RNC headquarters has those dossiers. When are they going to begin unloading that stuff via National Review or some other chosen outlet? Or is RNC research now run by a bunch of young brats who don’t realize the kind of dynamite this is?

37. NeoWayland
    February 28th, 2016 @ 1:25 pm

    That’s understating it.

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39. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 3:26 pm

    That is the very overblown analogy I’m talking about. It’s nonsense to establish a credible intellectual base.

    Hitler didn’t like Jews. He goes on to create a fake ideology made up from fake history. If he doesn’t do that and do that persuasively then no one listens to him. But the hate came first. Feminists hate. Their smoke and mirrors don’t interest me.

    Dworkin’s academic fraud called Woman Hating should’ve simply had 300 pages of text with the words “Man Hating.” There was nothing else there.

40. Joe Joe
    February 28th, 2016 @ 4:44 pm

    You’re way ahead of me! Awesome. 😀

41. Fail Burton
    February 28th, 2016 @ 5:32 pm

    And let’s look at Simone de Beauvoir’s “Marxist” views. The woman who had her teaching license throughout France taken for suborning a minor wanted children raised by the state so women could have careers.

    That’s also known as a pedophile’s dream come true if you’re the “teacher.” No parents in sight. Convenient.

42. Joe Joe
    February 28th, 2016 @ 5:51 pm

    Every field in academics right now–that is not a hard science–is cherry picking Foucault, Freud, Marx, Derrida, etc. Feminist “theory” is just one of many fields doing this.

    Feminism as an idea predates Marx–actually going back to John Stuart Mill. Marx is a later paradigm. But defending “pure” Marxist theory against its admittedly poor application to the position of women in society is not a totally sympathetic position.

    After all, Marxist theory did not just sit in a classroom: it was used to try and foment revolution in the industrialized West. When things didn’t quite work out as planned, Marx was combined with Freud (by the Frankfurt school) to find out why Europeans didn’t revolt and to, eventually, manipulate psyches and societies into revolution through cultural warfare. That’s what we’re seeing now with feminism and black (and ethnic) studies. These fields are not really about theory or learning or advancing human knowledge. They are weaponized ideological ideas and processes to change the cultural and governmental structures of the west.

    That is why the 60s revolutionaries fought for these kinds of departments in every university and fought to have the courses required. The goal of these courses is not to advance the intellect, but to “raise the consciousness”, which is essentially emotional manipulation and mind control. Even one course like this can have a deleterious effect, and there are usually several of these required; not to mention that any liberal arts or social science oriented field will be fully infested with this ideology and its language.

    The end game of Frankfurt “Critical Theory” is to create a sense of helplessness and fatalism about the way things are that can only be “cured” by revolutionary change. That, by the way, is the point of fighting for completely guilty criminals–like Michael Brown–and painting them as innocent victims of police. When the police officer cannot be punished (because he’s innocent), the impression is created by the media that the justice system is completely unjust and that major changes must be made in the US Constitution.

    That is also why feminism has equally futile causes, such as eradicating “rape culture.” The alleged problem (20-25% of college women being raped) simply does not exist, and since it doesn’t, there can never be a real solution. This lack of a solution to a non-existent problem creates a sense of helplessness and desperation in the young women who believe it does exist. Eventually, believing that a solution can only be found with revolutionary change to the justice system–such as in trashing due process and 4th (and possibly 5th) amendment protections for the accused–these young women will support or even work for the demolishing of such protections, even though they are destroying their own Constitutional rights in the process.

    Notice that the Black Lives movement and the “rape culture” movement are geared toward the same result: the destruction of justice system. That is why it is important to take them together, as a sort of pincers movement, and not as separate causes.

    If you’re a real Marxist scholar, or if you really understand what Derrida was doing, then the hopeless mish-mash of feminist “theory” (or critical race theory) will drive you crazy–as theory. But as a weapon against the very foundations of our culture, this mish-mash is surprisingly and frighteningly effective. Understand that feminists and black studies scholars are not really scholars in the traditional sense: they are activists. The scholarship can be questionable–and even lies–as long as the activism produces real results.

43. Joe Joe
    February 28th, 2016 @ 6:29 pm

    Marxism was applied to American feminism in the 20th century; feminism pre-existed it. Early feminism in the US came on the heels of the abolitionist movement and many early feminists, like Anthony and Cady Stanton, were heavily involved in the anti-slavery fight. That is where they cut their political teeth, so to speak. These women were Christian (at least nominally) and came from a moral perspective. They were not Marxists. And, having worked with white men for the freeing of black men (and women), they could not be called misandrists.

    Marxism really enters American feminism during the mid-20th century, with Betty Friedan, who was a socialist. (It is worth remembering that many American “rights” movements were connected with committed Communists and socialists.) Friedan started NOW, which can be legitimately called a man-hating organization. Much of that “hatred” and misandry we’re getting dates from this second wave of feminism, with Gloria Steinem (CIA) at the helm and a large lesbian contingent not only fighting for feminism but for gay rights. Much of the insanity–“women are not born heterosexual”, for example–can be traced to 2nd wave feminism’s unofficial mantra: “Feminism is the theory, lesbianism is the practice,” otherwise known as “political lesbianism.”

    http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/lgb.asp

    The general goal of feminism since its 2nd wave IS to separate women from men. Its underlying goals are to spread misandry and a single (or lesbian) lifestyle for women.

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    February 28th, 2016 @ 9:26 pm

    “We must get rid of our arrogant assumption that it is the masses who can be led by the nose. As far as I can make out, the shoe is on the other foot. The only people who are really the dupes of their favourite newspapers are the ‘intelligentsia’. It is they who read leading articles: the poor read the sporting news, which is mostly true.” — C.S. Lewis

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    RNC/DNC opposition has been a kayfabe for decades. All they care about is being in the ring next year, since they still get paid.

    Cruz and Trump are exceptions in different ways. Cruz is happy to play the heel to his own team, and Trump is happy to blow up all the storylines. (I respect their ZFG attitudes.)

    But until one of them is the nom, no one in the party leadership is going to unload both barrels on Grandma Mao, who is apparently more acceptable. /boggle

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