[Roosh]

The other day Scorpion posted about how liberals/minorities are attacking tech giants like Facebook/Google who are already in their camp. Remember than both FB and Google recently helped push the "Ban Bossy" campaign to elevate female achievements and needs over those of men.

Now, a San Francisco newspaper is upset/offended that lesbians can't afford to live in trendy districts while gay men can.

Quote:

San Francisco's lesbian enclave has shifted four times in the last 30 years, from Valencia Street to Noe Valley to Bernal Heights, and now, to Oakland, moving around in response to or anticipation of the next economic upheaval. They comprised a solid cultural vanguard in San Francisco during the '80s and '90s; then they set up shop in Oakland before it became a place to pay attention to.

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But it's also unsettling, as San Francisco prepares for its 44th annual Pride celebration. Rainbow flags still billow along Market Street, Pride banners flap in store windows downtown. But a broad swath of the population they represent has slowly disappeared.

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Yet, if women are fleeing to the suburbs, their gay male counterparts are flocking to San Francisco's most desirable and costly neighborhoods. The Castro District is still America's No. 1 hub for gay men, according to Kolko's 2012 Trulia study, even though it's become prohibitively expensive.

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Whatever the circumstances, the outcome is clear: Gay men still have iron-clad districts, lesbians do not. Men still flock to the nation's urban centers because they can afford to do so; women get shunted out, or voluntarily move, to suburbs, bedroom communities, or rural, outlying areas.

Not long ago there was an article on how feminists are fighting each other:
http://www.thenation.com/article/178140/...itter-wars

We have the beginnings of a new trend. With their enemies firmly defeated, and progressives dominant in media, university, and so on, they have no choice but to attack each other for supreme victim status. Now that the trannies are starting to agitate, things will get very interesting.