Greetings, Dear Reader,

Welp, as promised. 

TRAINS FOR WOMEN

In one of my many D.C. online chats yesterday, in mixed-gender company, both the men and women were discussing women’s liberation.

Yikes, amirite!

Not to worry, we’re all on Team Good Guy, Dear Reader.

We had been discussing various vices: gambling, prostitution, porn, and the policies guiding them. One of the women remarked that a friend had said “we should just let women do what they want and not judge.”

“I’m 100% judging them,” she said, and concluded, “I need to be better at standing up to women. New Year’s resolution.”

Of course we are. Just like when men gamble away their kids’ college fund, when women perform sexual acts on the internet for subscriptions, we judge. Often we think, in fact we assume, “where is your father?”

In response, another recalled a recent double date in which policing crime came up. The other woman at the table became visibly offended when my chat cohort suggested it was foolish to send social workers to police any kind of domestic disturbance 911 call.

“So annoying,” she concluded.

It is indeed. Even without responding to 911 calls instead of police — as some liberal policy advocates have suggested — social work is already a dangerous job. Maria Coto, a case worker in Westchester, was beaten to death in 2024 for knocking on the wrong door. Two years earlier in Illinois, Deirdre Silas responded to a call about children in danger and was stabbed to death.

Why on earth would a social worker be sent to help “children in danger”?

Social work is dominated by women. Roughly 90% of case workers are female. So, ironically, liberals who claim to support women would be sending them into harm’s way en masse if social workers started responding to 911 calls instead of police.

The policy push came from the political left in large part due to the mass delusion/hysteria that police were somehow murdering black people at a stunning clip. Harvard’s Roland Fryer ultimately proved that delusion for what it was, false, and as a result his colleague, Professor Claudine Gay, waged a successful campaign to destroy his career on some trumped up sex charges.

(Not to digress, but she was then elevated to become a “historic first black” president of Harvard, only to resign after losing control of her campus to radicals and being outed as an academic fraud.)

What I’ve just outlined above is, in my opinion, what happens when we allow the feminine impulses of humanity to dominate our culture. We end up with wildly irrational solutions to problems,........

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