Megan Fox wonders why conservative men are excusing Joe
Biden’s hair sniffing fetish. She is not alone. Perhaps they do not understand
fetishes. Perhaps they have figured out that when a Democrat does it it's charming, and when a Republican does it it's a crime against humanity.
Keep in mind, liberal women seem equally willing to excuse the hair
sniffer in chief. Much as they excused Bill Clinton for sexual harassment and
rape. Much as they excused Hillary Clinton for enabling her predatory husband.
After all, in a nation where women rise up in anger against
sexual harassment… and do so in the name of its chief enabler… something is
seriously wrong with the American mind.
If #MeToo is lacking in integrity then it cannot be taken
seriously as a defense against sexual harassment. It is a political movement, a
faction created to attack Republicans and to excuse Democrats. So, #MeToo is
about duping women and getting them to vote Democratic. It deserves some credit
for manipulation. It has persuaded women that Donald Trump is the worst thing
that has ever happened to American women and that he must be removed from office, in one way or another.
Fox describes Biden’s behavior and the conservative men who
have no problem with it:
Everyone
is talking about "hugs" like that's what Joe Biden is doing. No, he isn't. This goes way
beyond hugs. Are you telling me that Matt Walsh and Tucker Carlson would be
perfectly fine with a fifty-year-old man, not related to them, grabbing their
daughters from behind on their first encounter and deeply inhaling the scent of
her hair while kissing her head? Or sliding his hand up under her breast during
a photoshoot and holding onto her longer than necessary? No, they wouldn't.
They'd punch that guy out. And they would be right to do so. That behavior is
totally out of line.
Now, Fox errs slightly in saying that Biden’s behavior is
about asserting power. It’s part of the latest thinking about rape. Haven’t you
heard, rape is merely about power. Really? You don’t think that it’s just a bit
about sex?
Anyway, the scene that Fox describes and that I have
described is a simulated violation.
What Fox ignores, and what most, if not all commentators
have ignored—exception made for this blog—is that a woman’s hair is saturated with
pheromones… that is, with sexual attraction hormones. A man who snorts female
pheromones is not just exercising power. A man who mainlines female pheromones
is a fetishist. It is so obvious that one can only express shock and awe at the
failure of commentators to call it what it is. How do serious thinkers declare it all just an affectionate gesture... one that has nothing to do with sex?
To be extra special clear, for the benefit of those who live
sheltered lives, sniffing hair is like sniffing a woman’s used panties. You
recall that a television show, called Orange is the New Black, portrayed female
inmates as going into business selling once-worn women’s panties. It’s a big
business. It’s a serious fetish. There is a market for once-worn panties. Again,
it’s not about power. It’s about pheromones.
For all of those who see no harm in a grown adult man
sticking his nose into a girls’ hair, I would offer a thought experiment. Let’s
say that a male intruder sneaks into a woman’s house and heads straight for the
hamper… to find some once-worn panties. And let’s say that the woman’s spy cam
captures the image. Do you think that she will feel violated? Of course, she will. She will feel doubly violated... for having her space invaded and for having had her panties sniffed. It is
not about power. It is about sexual attraction hormones.
Hair sniffing is simply a variation on panty sniffing. It is
more horrifying because it is more public. It abuses a woman’s sense of
decorum, because it occurs at a public ceremony where she cannot reasonably excoriate a senior
administration official without disturbing the proceedings.
What Bill and Hillary Clinton did for sexual harassment-- they normalized it--, Joe Biden is doing for fetishism... even for fetishistic actions performed without a woman's consent.
3 comments:
I do not remember ever sniffing either of my wive's hair, but it's been 20+ years since #1 died, and nearly 11 since I married #2. But then I'm old, and I have a lot of 404 messages in my brain.
I see Fox has lots of opinions about men in general:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megan_Fox#Personal_life " I would never date a girl who was bisexual, because that means they also sleep with men, and men are so dirty that I'd never want to sleep with a girl who had slept with a man."
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Women use a lot of hair products that smell good. Let's not equate smelling a woman's clean and fragrant hair to a panty sniffing fetish.
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