A "feminism and gender" writer on NBC's News' "Think" platform — an open-source publishing platform for "engaging" content — has declared Elon Musk's mission to send a manned spaceflight to Mars in order to establish a presence on the "red planet" "Patriarchal," and an example of "toxic masculinity" and male privilege.
Marcie Bianco who, apparently, is the "managing editor of the Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University," took aim at Musk and other space enthusiasts in her essay titled (of course), "The Patriarchal Race To Colonize Mars Is Just Another Example Of Male Entitlement."
It is, of course, a feminist masterwork, but without much in the way of new advancement in gender-oriented thinking. For starters, Bianco's theory that men are simply exploring other avenues of colonization and oppression after having their toxic masculinity neutralized by feminist here on Earth — presumably after being bored to death by feminist social media posts because Bianco and her ilk are not likely to take any direct action — is based largely on the fact that rockets kind of look like penises.
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Lest you remain unconvinced, Bianco goes on.
All men, of course, are merely sexual predators just waiting for the right opportunity, at which point they shed their veneer of concern and support and, well . . .
NBC Columnist Claims Space Travel Is 'Patriarchal' And An Example Of 'Toxic Masculinity'
Planetary Body or Woman's Body ... it is all the SAME
Marcie Bianco who, apparently, is the "managing editor of the Clayman Institute for Gender Research at Stanford University," took aim at Musk and other space enthusiasts in her essay titled (of course), "The Patriarchal Race To Colonize Mars Is Just Another Example Of Male Entitlement."
It is, of course, a feminist masterwork, but without much in the way of new advancement in gender-oriented thinking. For starters, Bianco's theory that men are simply exploring other avenues of colonization and oppression after having their toxic masculinity neutralized by feminist here on Earth — presumably after being bored to death by feminist social media posts because Bianco and her ilk are not likely to take any direct action — is based largely on the fact that rockets kind of look like penises.
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Lest you remain unconvinced, Bianco goes on.
The desire to colonize — to have unquestioned, unchallenged and automatic access to something, to any type of body, and to use it at will — is a patriarchal one. Indeed, there is no ethical consideration among these billionaires about whether this should be done. … It is the same instinctual and cultural force that teaches men that everything — and everyone — in their line of vision is theirs for the taking.
All men, of course, are merely sexual predators just waiting for the right opportunity, at which point they shed their veneer of concern and support and, well . . .
You know, just like walking up to a woman and grabbing her by the pussy.
It’s there, so just grab it because you can.
It’s there, so just grab it because you can.
NBC Columnist Claims Space Travel Is 'Patriarchal' And An Example Of 'Toxic Masculinity'
Planetary Body or Woman's Body ... it is all the SAME
