Glad to see more channels directly talking about being anti-feminist. We can not pretend to "reclaim" the term bc it was never a term a Christian woman should have used.
This is a very important issue especially when you’re a single man and you’re trying to discern a wife. Feminism is the very atmosphere we breathe these days. Most women who are single have some sort of an occult presence in their home, Dreamcatchers, Greek statues of Dionysus but they take it to the next level by putting offerings at the statues feet, a lot of pagan gypsy stuff they think has no meaning but they brought it at a store owned by a Brouha who if you go to those little curio shops, they tend to curse everything so that you come back to their store, seeking a psychic to cure the problem
I always knew feminism was corrupt from the get go, though I probably know few of the details. I could just feel it. It's all about power through anger toward men, and then finding the justification as an afterthought, whether they admit it or not, because that spirit and sentiment is always present in anyone defending it, as well as the vast majority of women today. The slightest suggestion of compassion toward men is unthinkable, intolerable and immediately sets them off on a rehearsal of how "the patriarchy" has never done anything but mercilessly beat women into submission & subservience, with no actual experience of it other than what they're constantly told. Meanwhile they're attracted to abusive players, and can't stand boring old nice guys.
We are in the greatest spiritual warfare and destitution in all of human history. This is a God vs. evil war to the death worldwide. *Our daily Godliness and prayerfulness are a matter of life and death from now on. * The cowardly and diabolical abandonment of exorcisms, spiritua warfare, deliverances, St. Michael prayers, and Godly Holy Spirit infilling has caused all the troubles of the world, past and present
I agree. Im 34 and i already see a massive negative difference between life in 2023 and life in the 90s when i grew up. I imagine some great saints being alive today...they would compare this to the roman empire decadence. Or worse, who knows.
@@snuggiebear01 it always was if to think about it. You had a lot of human sacrifice in tribal settings and this happened all over the world. Now abortions...im not sure if there was ever a good time.
Just bought the book! Thank you for your work! Want to read some crazy feminism, read Emma Goldman! I read her during my anarchy days. Some outrageous stuff.
The irony is that unless the man is better than them in every respect, especially in finances, they can't bring themselves to love or respect him. So the competition with men is strategically designed to spitefully disqualify as many men as possible from her ability to bond with them, thus justifying their hatred of men in general.
@@AngelineProductions except you ONLY want the ones who objectify you as less. The TRUTH is, you can't stand a man who see's you as an equal. He's a "loser" in your eyes because you can't feel attraction to kindness and consideration. You need a brute to turn you on.
One does not look very far to find direct confirmation for Dr. Gress's description of the feminist movement. Interestingly, episode three of The Acolyte is about a coven of lesbian witches who reproduce without men--twin girls. This is a Leslye Headland sexual fantasy born of her hatred of men and lesbian obsessions. When she unwisely projects her psychological difficulties on the screen, she chooses a coven of witches and occult ceremonies to represent true feminity, which the Jedi (the Patriarchy) oppresses. Those who would dismiss Dr. Gress's claim might explain why Disney would choose to damage the Star Wars franchise by moving in this direction. The audience Disney is trying to please must be other than the general public. Even though Disney Star Wars intentionally seeks to attract women, the stats prove that most women are not responding. So, who is? In this latest TV series, viewers who are (1) attracted to lesbianism, (2) drawn to the occult, and (3) despise men are more likely to enjoy Headland's fantasies and serialized therapy sessions. Unifying these three themes in a TV drama by a self-professed lesbian and radical feminist confirms Dr. Gress's description of the feminist movement. Of course, this would not discredit criticisms of injustices women have suffered, but Gress is not trying to do this. Instead, she simply documents how these other three themes keep emerging in the feminist movement as a way to redefine who women are intimately, psychologically, and socially.
@@AngelineProductions And who are you to make that assertion? You're a fool who has not clue what she's on about. You think feminism = nice things for women. Feminism does not have a monopoly on women's rights. Just because you think women have value, doesn't mean that makes you a feminist. I bet you haven't read anything by lunatic feminists such as Judith Butler or any of the other ideologies of feminism. Maybe listen to this podcast with an open heart and ears and see what's being said here.
@@snuggiebear01 no, but the last 3 popes are feminist, JPII even has his own brand of feminism. You understand that until the 90s it was legal to rape your wife in most US states? Women couldn't have bank accounts, or in some states even own property, until the 70s. The movement that pushed for change, here, was feminism, and the people who pushed were called feminists.
Glad to see more channels directly talking about being anti-feminist. We can not pretend to "reclaim" the term bc it was never a term a Christian woman should have used.
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This is a very important issue especially when you’re a single man and you’re trying to discern a wife.
Feminism is the very atmosphere we breathe these days. Most women who are single have some sort of an occult presence in their home, Dreamcatchers, Greek statues of Dionysus but they take it to the next level by putting offerings at the statues feet, a lot of pagan gypsy stuff they think has no meaning but they brought it at a store owned by a Brouha who if you go to those little curio shops, they tend to curse everything so that you come back to their store, seeking a psychic to cure the problem
Go to a TLM and you’ll see a lot of happy, traditional women there.
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Agreed
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Star of the Sea?
I always knew feminism was corrupt from the get go, though I probably know few of the details. I could just feel it. It's all about power through anger toward men, and then finding the justification as an afterthought, whether they admit it or not, because that spirit and sentiment is always present in anyone defending it, as well as the vast majority of women today.
The slightest suggestion of compassion toward men is unthinkable, intolerable and immediately sets them off on a rehearsal of how "the patriarchy" has never done anything but mercilessly beat women into submission & subservience, with no actual experience of it other than what they're constantly told. Meanwhile they're attracted to abusive players, and can't stand boring old nice guys.
We are in the greatest spiritual warfare and destitution in all of human history. This is a God vs. evil war to the death worldwide. *Our daily Godliness and prayerfulness are a matter of life and death from now on.
* The cowardly and diabolical abandonment of exorcisms, spiritua warfare, deliverances, St. Michael prayers, and Godly Holy Spirit infilling has caused all the troubles of the world, past and present
Agreed
I agree. Im 34 and i already see a massive negative difference between life in 2023 and life in the 90s when i grew up. I imagine some great saints being alive today...they would compare this to the roman empire decadence. Or worse, who knows.
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It’s worse now, because it’s global.
@@snuggiebear01 it always was if to think about it. You had a lot of human sacrifice in tribal settings and this happened all over the world. Now abortions...im not sure if there was ever a good time.
Just bought the book! Thank you for your work! Want to read some crazy feminism, read Emma Goldman! I read her during my anarchy days. Some outrageous stuff.
If women see men as competition, they will never be able to have a relationship with them- so sad!
Men will never be able to have a relationship with woneb if they don’t see them as full human beings 😢
The irony is that unless the man is better than them in every respect, especially in finances, they can't bring themselves to love or respect him. So the competition with men is strategically designed to spitefully disqualify as many men as possible from her ability to bond with them, thus justifying their hatred of men in general.
@@AngelineProductions except you ONLY want the ones who objectify you as less. The TRUTH is, you can't stand a man who see's you as an equal. He's a "loser" in your eyes because you can't feel attraction to kindness and consideration. You need a brute to turn you on.
There are also a lot of unhappiness among traditional housewives too.
One does not look very far to find direct confirmation for Dr. Gress's description of the feminist movement. Interestingly, episode three of The Acolyte is about a coven of lesbian witches who reproduce without men--twin girls. This is a Leslye Headland sexual fantasy born of her hatred of men and lesbian obsessions. When she unwisely projects her psychological difficulties on the screen, she chooses a coven of witches and occult ceremonies to represent true feminity, which the Jedi (the Patriarchy) oppresses. Those who would dismiss Dr. Gress's claim might explain why Disney would choose to damage the Star Wars franchise by moving in this direction. The audience Disney is trying to please must be other than the general public. Even though Disney Star Wars intentionally seeks to attract women, the stats prove that most women are not responding. So, who is? In this latest TV series, viewers who are (1) attracted to lesbianism, (2) drawn to the occult, and (3) despise men are more likely to enjoy Headland's fantasies and serialized therapy sessions. Unifying these three themes in a TV drama by a self-professed lesbian and radical feminist confirms Dr. Gress's description of the feminist movement. Of course, this would not discredit criticisms of injustices women have suffered, but Gress is not trying to do this. Instead, she simply documents how these other three themes keep emerging in the feminist movement as a way to redefine who women are intimately, psychologically, and socially.
still think women shouldn't be "teaching" men
Real, not very Biblical either
She's not teaching or in a position of power over men. She's just sharing knowledge. That's ok.
cab a woman orofessor teach math or English to male students?
I’m a proud Catholic feminist. Cry about it!
Nobody cares. Cry about it.
@@ryan.1990 attitudes like yours drive people away from Catholicism. I hope you feel good about that.
@@AngelineProductions And who are you to make that assertion? You're a fool who has not clue what she's on about. You think feminism = nice things for women.
Feminism does not have a monopoly on women's rights. Just because you think women have value, doesn't mean that makes you a feminist. I bet you haven't read anything by lunatic feminists such as Judith Butler or any of the other ideologies of feminism.
Maybe listen to this podcast with an open heart and ears and see what's being said here.
Did you watch the podcast at all?
Take a look at Dr Carrie Gress on Pints with Aquinas, she goes into more detail there
This is a silly and ridiculous thesis. Very disappointing.
Why, did you marry one?
Have you listened to the interview or read Carries book, “The End of Woman?”
Since this comment was made before you could even watch the interview....that's rich. 😅
@@Mrs_Homemaker thats why i said "thesis" and not "argument." The thesis statement is in the Title.
@@snuggiebear01 no, but the last 3 popes are feminist, JPII even has his own brand of feminism. You understand that until the 90s it was legal to rape your wife in most US states? Women couldn't have bank accounts, or in some states even own property, until the 70s. The movement that pushed for change, here, was feminism, and the people who pushed were called feminists.