Did you ever notice that left-wing men are all kind of… how should we put it? Sneaky. They’re sneaky. They are always going on about how you should make your language gender neutral, female actors are called ‘actors.’ That kind of thing.
There’s an analog for it in nature. A sneaky, sneaky analog. The cuttlefish. The cuttlefish is a creature in the squid family that has the uncanny ability to change its shape and colors. It can even transform its whole body surface into a flashing, pulsating kaleidoscope of mesmerizing colors. Though, David Attenborough believes they only do it for the camera.
But the reason they are sneaky is this; there are two types of male cuttlefish, the alpha male and the beta male. The alpha hangs out in groups of other alphas outside the den of the female. There, the rough and ready alphas wrestle and fight to display their prowess to the female cuttlefish in order to impress her and be invited to mate. Then there’s the beta cuttlefish. This sneaky creature pretends to be a female and sneaks into the lady cuttle fish’s den where they sneakily try to mate with her.
Gross, isn’t it? Well, that’s what male feminists are like. And if you look, you’ll find that most of the most outspoken male feminists on Twitter have some pretty dark sexual behavior in their pasts. That’s probably part of the reason why leftist women think all men are perps.
Anyway, here’s Owen Benjamin with a funny routine on leftist empathy.
~ Liberty Video News
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