Henry King Richard
Caucasian men have become the focus of everything that is negative in our society, America’s scapegoat behaving badly regarding domestic violence, sexual harassment, rape, job discrimination, and the overall oppression of women. White men are labeled as chauvinists, misogynists, bullies, abusers, and racists. Thus, instead of there being an alleged “war on women” there is actually a vigorous war on men. Yet it is Caucasian women who share America’s checkered past of historical oppression, along with their Caucasian brothers, against African-Americans and other racial minorities. Caucasian women ironically bandwagon on the coattails of legitimate racial interest groups, climbing their way to the front of the line when it comes to entitlements such as affirmative action, health care preferences, small business ownership, and the marketing of women’s rights as a noble commitment. Unfortunately, this is all to the detriment of turning white men into an underclass of individuals deprived of their equal right to the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. Relegating white men to a glass cellar, today’s feminists look down upon the plight of these men from their purported glass ceiling, relishing in the knowledge that they have pulled a coup in painting themselves as victims, and inserting themselves as “women and minorities”. But who let these white feminists off the hook? While it is conceded that all women have been discriminated against historically, white men now serve unfairly as a subterfuge behind whom Caucasian women benefit, the latter always pushing their politically-correct agenda including false perceptions of wage inequity, job discrimination, abortion, and “The Me Too Movement. It is even contended by Ivy League colleges today that white men should be expunged. “It is those dirty old white men, or boys club, that is responsible for the nation’s problems!” Yet it has been the historical support of white men as Congressmen, US Supreme Court justices, forty-five Presidents (Obama being the only African-American), not to mention the life sacrifice of thousands of majority Caucasian men in our nation’s wars that has freed feminists to lobby for their illogical right to do what is tantamount to reverse discrimination. The bottom-line is that the objective of equality is really inequality or the goal of transferring power to a matriarchy from an alleged patriarchy, otherwise known as “identity politics”. Recently US Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) responded to a tweet from Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) in which she said the future is 'female' and 'intersectional.' He tweeted a rejoinder that 'Our future is: AMERICAN . . . An identity based not on gender, race, ethnicity or religion, but on the powerful truth that all people are created equal with a God given right to life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.' I could not agree more (Source: The Hill, 12/5/18)
