Feminism in News and Popular Media

Kätzchen · 11-19-2025, 12:19 PM

…. When speaking to or about females (young ladies, ladies, women, etc) is definitely a ‘trademark’ of his personality disorder issues.

He said to a female reporter : “Quiet, quiet, piggy.”

The misogyny and racist filth that spews from his mouth is a tell-tale sign of his lack of respect for females (ie, E. Jean Carroll reference of “grab them by the p——y comments caught on camera, etc). And, this type of bad behavior is a massive pattern of abuse: he’s done it to just about any female bodied person he has assaulted with his toxic verbiage and mindset and sexual assault proclivities (I imagine this is standard protocol for him to be grossly disrespectful).

Here is a thoughtful article I found on MS-Now: https://www.ms.now/top-stories/lates...les-rcna244632

11-19-2025, 12:19 PM	#40
Kätzchen Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Relationship Status: He is my rock of Gibraltar, my best friend. Join Date: May 2010 Location: In a very small community Posts: 16,366 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,222 Thanked 33,688 Times in 10,771 Posts Rep Power: 21474868	T——p’s propensity to use slurs …. When speaking to or about females (young ladies, ladies, women, etc) is definitely a ‘trademark’ of his personality disorder issues. He said to a female reporter : “Quiet, quiet, piggy.” The misogyny and racist filth that spews from his mouth is a tell-tale sign of his lack of respect for females (ie, E. Jean Carroll reference of “grab them by the p——y comments caught on camera, etc). And, this type of bad behavior is a massive pattern of abuse: he’s done it to just about any female bodied person he has assaulted with his toxic verbiage and mindset and sexual assault proclivities (I imagine this is standard protocol for him to be grossly disrespectful). Here is a thoughtful article I found on MS-Now: https://www.ms.now/top-stories/lates...les-rcna244632 __________________ “Sometimes, the thing that breaks your heart ends up fixing your vision.” — The Reverend Dr. Bernice A. King. “Rise up for Good,” — In Loving Memory of Renee Good. “I don’t trust any of you,” — Naiara Tamminga, a 13 year old girl from Michigan, addressing members of Grand Rapids City Commission on their failure and hypocrisy concerning the killing of Patrick Lyola. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷