Matriarchy – Insomniac Resurrected

Such “feminists” as Nastya (the World needs matriarchy), Tafais and the Voice of Sisters are recruiting women into escort, and also sell courses on how to become an elite escort slag, and then film a video about matriarchy. 😆👌

The context is such, female online influencers create feminist content where they talk shit about matriarchy and whatever, then they present prostitution as empowering, they are talking about prostitutes using the term Heteira, a Greak term for a sexual companion to make it sound more appealing. Then they sell courses on how to become a high class whore. And finally they link them with pimps. And the latter pay the influencers to promote this shit. 😆👌

There is actually an article in the Russian criminal code that bans the promotion and enticement into prostitution. So I wonder if these influencers will be prosecuted or if they will get a pussy pass? Nastya -the World Needs Matriarchy still posts on YouTube.

And this reminds me of so called sex positive feminists in the West that talk about sex work as a real work and defend women being whores.

And I got this photo, I recently rediscovered it on one of my computers…

The photo comes from one of those Slut Walk protests, here are some of the slogans that are intelligible..

What’s with these women wearing rings in their septum?

“Don’t tell me how to dress, tell them not to rape!”

By the way, it looks like a bloke holding the sign…

Modern women fear accountability. They fail to realise they are the weaker sex and have to act accordingly. They also do not realise that most men are not rapists. So who exactly is them that need to be taught? Feminists have hard time coping with reality.

The slut walk started because some policeman asked women to dress modestly to avoid getting victimized. Which lead to the hysterical protest demanding men just stop raping. This level of stupidity makes me want to bang my head against the wall.

The feminists don’t have a mind of their own and that’s why the adopt the thinking of others. And in this case they adopt some fanciful nineteenth and twentieth century imagining about history. Here they clearly adopted the feminist interpretation of the witch trials in the Early Modern period. There is some kind of a feminist fascination with this topic.

Similarly, the feminists, and actually other leftists too, believe in ancient matriarchy. This is also based on some late nineteenth and early twentieth century imagining about ancient past. It has largely been debunked, although there might have been some participation of women in hunting and even warfare, it was probably marginal.