“This morning, I have fear in my stomach.” This is what writer and feminist activist Léa Clermont-Dion wrote Wednesday morning on Instagram when she reshared a publication by masculinist influencer Andrew Tate.
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“The media and election rigging ensure that an illiterate retard can walk off the street and be pitted against the best president in history and the race remains close because women want abortions. Women should not have the right to vote,” Andrew Tate posted on his X account on Tuesday evening.
In a message, the man who was indicted in Romania for human trafficking uses the “N” word while raving about the return of patriarchy.
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“It’s men against gays and broads”
“The cavalry has arrived. Men are voting in record numbers. They now realize that everything is at stake,” wrote billionaire Elon Musk on Tuesday, after the announcement of the victory of Trump, alongside whom he campaigned.
“It’s men against gays and broads,” replied Andrew Tate.
Since last night, such exchanges have multiplied on X, the social network owned by Musk.
For some of them, Donald Trump’s return to the White House is good news, even if there are still too many women in positions of power.
“You voted for Trump. Alright. Which woman did you vote for to be an appeals court judge? Mayor? Municipal councilor? County commissioner?” asks Rollo Tomassi, the author of The Rational Male.
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“I don’t think people realize how incapable women are of leading society to the detriment of men. The cracks are starting to show, but I think we need more pain and suffering to learn,” one of his followers replied. He regrets that there are women judges.
In these groups which fiercely oppose feminist movements, men present themselves as victims of an increasingly “woke” system, where women and sexual minorities occupy too much space.
