I recently watched Pinocchio and the Pleasure Island scene really encapsulated for me what it must be like to be a feminist woman in todays world.
In the story Pinocchio takes a trip to Pleasure Island, a place where everything is free. Both he and a big group of boys are brought there initially by coach which is drawn by donkeys, then by boat.
While on Pleasure Island you get to be as bad as you want, do all the depraved things your heart desires and its all "free". Nobody to police your behaviour and nobody to tell you what to do. In feminist speak "Empowered".
Later on Pleasure Island Jiminy Cricket happens upon a huge group of donkeys being loaded onto the boat the boys arrived on and wonders where all the donkeys came from. Here we discover all of the boys have been turned into donkeys and the Coachman will sell them off into slavery for the rest of their lives.
For me the Coachman represents corporations and those who own them behind the scenes pushing the feminist narrative, the boys represent young women, and the donkeys represent older women past their prime realising they will be a corporate slave the rest of their lives.
The initial means of transport, the coach, is being drawn by donkeys, no doubt other boys who the coachman led to the island with the false promises he made. These represent boomer feminists, they power the corporations through consumerism and work for them as slaves instead of having a full and fulfilling life surrounded by children.
Jiminy Cricket represents men because we can see a little further down the road and understand the end goal, depopulation.
In the story Pinocchio takes a trip to Pleasure Island, a place where everything is free. Both he and a big group of boys are brought there initially by coach which is drawn by donkeys, then by boat.
While on Pleasure Island you get to be as bad as you want, do all the depraved things your heart desires and its all "free". Nobody to police your behaviour and nobody to tell you what to do. In feminist speak "Empowered".
Later on Pleasure Island Jiminy Cricket happens upon a huge group of donkeys being loaded onto the boat the boys arrived on and wonders where all the donkeys came from. Here we discover all of the boys have been turned into donkeys and the Coachman will sell them off into slavery for the rest of their lives.
For me the Coachman represents corporations and those who own them behind the scenes pushing the feminist narrative, the boys represent young women, and the donkeys represent older women past their prime realising they will be a corporate slave the rest of their lives.
The initial means of transport, the coach, is being drawn by donkeys, no doubt other boys who the coachman led to the island with the false promises he made. These represent boomer feminists, they power the corporations through consumerism and work for them as slaves instead of having a full and fulfilling life surrounded by children.
Jiminy Cricket represents men because we can see a little further down the road and understand the end goal, depopulation.
He who dares wins - Del Boy