Polls Say Hillary Will Win, So Democrats Don’t Actually Need to Vote for Her

Posted on | November 7, 2016 | 2 Comments

It’s going to be a shoo-in, a walkover, a one-sided electoral landslide for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday. This tsunami of support means that anybody who was worried that Donald Trump might win can just relax and stay home Tuesday. Don’t bother to vote, Democrats. It’s in the bag.

Clinton 3 Points Ahead of Trump
in Final Bloomberg National Poll
— Bloomberg

Clinton Leads by 6 Points
— Monmouth University

Our final map has Clinton
winning with 352 electoral votes
— Los Angeles Times

See? There is absolutely no reason for Democrats to worry:

Three sets of data point in the same direction:

1. The state poll-based Meta-Margin is Clinton +2.6%.
2. National polls give a median of Clinton +3.0 +/- 0.9% (10 polls with a start date of November 1st or later).
3. Early voting patterns approximately match 2012, a year when the popular vote was Obama +3.9%.

Based on this evidence, if Hillary Clinton does not win on Tuesday it will be a giant surprise.

All of the experts agree — it’s a total cakewalk for Clinton. She’s a guaranteed winner, and so if you are a liberal who has been worried that the future of America might depend on you voting for Hillary, congratulations — no need to sweat it. This is a lead-pipe cinch.

As a matter of fact, if you are a committed progressive, if you voted for Bernie Sanders in the primaries and aren’t really happy that the corrupt sold-out corporate clones at the Clinton campaign stole the nomination from Bernie, you might want to make a statement by casting your vote for Green Party candidate Jill Stein, a real progressive!

Progressives should especially consider voting for Jill Stein if you live in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Nevada, New Hampshire or Virginia because these are the states where your progressive Green Party vote can really make a difference. And all the polling experts say there is absolutely no chance Donald Trump could win, so what the heck, huh? Either show your commitment to progressive values — vote for Jill! — or else you can just stay home Tuesday. Chill out, smoke a little weed maybe.

Category: Election, Polls

‘I Had Felt Out of Place Among Girls for Quite a Few Years at That Point’

Posted on | November 7, 2016 | 2 Comments

You want to see something frightening? Here is a young woman who spent years living a “female-to-male” (FtM) transgender life, who began taking testosterone injections at 20, but over the past two years has “destransitioned.” She explains that she first encountered “FtM” propaganda (to call it what it actually is) on the Internet when she was only 15, and that these online videos and websites from the transgender cult (to call it what it actually is) appealed to her because of her sense of alienation from her female peers. She had felt “out of place among girls,” and this sense of alienation made her vulnerable to the transgender cult propaganda. Many of the effects of hormone “treatment” are irreversible, and in this video you can see her facial hair and her deep croaking voice as the permanent legacy of her former captivity within the transgender cult:

You can read more about her experiences at her blog. Keep in mind that this woman is a radical lesbian feminist, not any kind of conservative. She has experienced directly the consequences of the “gender” madness that has recently erupted like a pandemic virus in our culture.

Pediatricians have warned about this “unscientific gender ideology.” Like I keep saying, people need to wake the hell up.

(Hat-tip: 4th Wave Now on Twitter.)

RELATED:

Sept. 21: Transgender Cult Update
Aug. 5: The Trans Cult and Gender Hypochondria
June 13: Radical Madness: @ZJemptv and the Transgender War Against Women
May 26: NY Times Transgender Columnist Was Accused by Wife of Rape and Abuse
May 21: ‘Feminist Motherhood’ and the ‘Transgender Kindergartner’

Category: Sex Trouble

Late Night With Rule 5 Sunday

Posted on | November 7, 2016 | 4 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

I was seriously tempted to punt this until tomorrow, or maybe even Election Day, but I’m not sick (just very tired) so I have no excuse, and duty is duty, after all. As always, many of the following links are to pics generally considered NSFW, and the management is not responsible for any of the many bad things that can happen when you fail to exercise discretion in the clicking.

Ninety Miles from Tyranny leads off this week with Hot Pick of the Late Night, Morning Mistress, and Girls With Guns; Animal Magnetism follows with Rule Five Electoral College Friday and the Saturday Gingermageddon, and Goodstuff checks in with Angie Dickinson and Ellen Rometsch, and adds a Blast from the Past with Carlos Danger’s sexting partner Sydney Leathers. The Last Tradition chips in with Whitney Thompson and Cat Washington. Rawr.

EBL’s thundering herd this week includes Huma And Hillary The Way We Were, Scary Hillary Halloween With Rachel McAdams, World Series Game 7 Rule 5, Ivanka Closing In New Hampshire, Guy Fawkes Day Rule 5, and Teresa Palmer.

A View from the Beach has A Smart Rule 5 Saturday, More Newds from New York, You Could Do Worse, Winding Down at Clinton.com, “Traveling Alone”, Dominion to Pay a Quarter Million for Spilled Baby Oil, Happy Halloween!, This SJW Needs to Get Out More, A Whole Lotta Developments Clinton.com, The Jawshank Redemption, Half Naked Clown Disturbs Tennessee Traffic, and New FBI Email Investigation at Clinton.com!

Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe is Evan Rachel Wood, his Vintage Babe is Barbara Anderson, Sex in Advertising is covered by Dolce & Gabbana, and there’s non-obligatory 49ers cheerleaders. At dustbury, it’s Toni Collette and Rebecca Black.

Thanks to everyone for their linkagery, especially the FMJRA links that help keep Rule 5 Sunday the most-linked post at The Other McCain!

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Category: Rule 5

‘If You Don’t Want to Swing with the Ape-Man, Baby, Stay Out of the Jungle’

Posted on | November 6, 2016 | 2 Comments

How does sex happen? Really, it’s simple:

Manhood is a matter of flesh and blood, not an intellectual abstraction, and fancy words about “a gender binary system” are a smokescreen intended to obscure the flesh-and-blood reality of human nature to which men and women must adjust if they are to have any hope of happiness together. . . .
An androgynous “equality” may be interesting in theory, but in practice it doesn’t work quite as well — and isn’t nearly as fun — as the good-old fashioned “Me Tarzan, you Jane.” . . .

Read the whole thing at The Patriarch Tree.

Category: Sex Trouble

FMJRA 2.0: As Falls Wichita…

Posted on | November 5, 2016 | 3 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Rule 5 Sunday: Wonder Girls And Indians
Animal Magnetism
Regular Right Guy
Ninety Miles from Tyranny
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

Feminism and the Cult of the True Self
EBL@RedState

SHOCKING: TRUMP SURGES IN POLL; HILLARY DOOMED BY F.B.I. PROBE?
The New Americana
EBL@RedState

Suggestion For What To Do With Hillary
The Political Hat
The Pirate’s Cove
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

FMJRA 2.0: Go Tribe!
The Pirate’s Cove
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

‘Heteropatriarchy’ as a Dye Marker: Feminism as Lesbian Supremacy
Regular Right Guy
EBL@RedState

Liberals and Their Nightmare Fantasies
EBL@RedState

In The Mailbox: All Saints’ Eve
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

Murder City, U.S.A.
Regular Right Guy
EBL@RedState

Real Gay People Don’t Vote Republican?
Regular Right Guy
EBL@RedState

In The Mailbox: 11.01.16
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

The Myth-Making of Academic Feminism
EBL@RedState

In The Mailbox: 11.02.16
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState

Disease-Infected Queer Feminist @FYeahMFabello Is Smarter Than You
EBL@RedState

Thanks to @laurenstrapa, Canadians Are Now Dwindling Toward Extinction
Regular Right Guy
EBL@RedState

‘Ima Kill Them Watch’: Woman Sent Video as She Killed Her Son, Police Say
EBL@RedState

If Hillary Loses Ohio …
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

In The Mailbox: 11.03.16
Regular Right Guy
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

In The Mailbox: 11.04.16
Regular Right Guy
Proof Positive
EBL@RedState
A View from the Beach

Bad Habits: Cocaine and Feminism

Posted on | November 5, 2016 | 2 Comments

If you have never tried cocaine, congratulate yourself on your wisdom. Maybe heroin is more addictive and dangerous than cocaine, but if you’ve ever known anyone who got hooked on the Bolivian Marching Powder, you know what a wicked drug it is. Here’s the really evil thing about it — cocaine makes you feel smart. Unlike so many other drugs, which make you feel loopy and out-of-control, cocaine has the opposite effect — it makes you feel like you’ve got it all together, like you have near-omniscient wisdom. This euphoria is a drug-induced illusion, of course, but when you’re on coke, this illusion of total competence feels real. You are completely in control, cocaine tells you, and this arrogance is what makes cokeheads go so completely out of control.

What happened to Charlie Sheen (“Winning!”) is a perfect example of what a cocaine habit does to people. The only thing that prevents more people from spiraling downward into coke-addled self-destruction is that cocaine is very expensive. And this makes you wonder how a recent college graduate working her first “real world” job at a non-profit organization could develop such an addiction.

Of all the shocking revelations in Jessica Valenti’s new memoir Sex Object, nothing is quite so shocking as her confession that from 2004 to 2006 — immediately after launching the Feministing blog, while working a day job at the National Organization for Women — she was deep into a cocaine habit that she didn’t kick until she landed a contract for her first book.

Having spent a 16-hour day writing a 7,000-word review of Ms. Valenti’s book, I could share many lessons, but this one may be best:

Robin Williams once observed that cocaine is God’s way of telling you you’ve got too much money. Or maybe, if you’re a girl, cocaine is God’s way of telling you your boyfriend’s got too much money. One of the amazing things about the patriarchal oppression of women is how guys with too much money so easily locate women with an appetite for free cocaine.

You can read the whole thing at The Patriarch Tree.

Robert McCain read @JessicaValenti's new book so you don't have to. Thanks, Robert! https://t.co/tUY4wfhYOK

— (((Douglas Levene))) (@DouglasLevene) November 5, 2016

UPDATE: Most people don’t care enough about Jessica Valenti to read a 7,000-word review, and I understand that. So to boil it down a bit, here is my short review of Sex Object at Amazon.com:

The smart way to read ‘Sex Object’ is to begin with the conviction that everything Jessica Valenti believes is wrong, and therefore everything she does is also wrong. Reading her story from this perspective, you begin by taking notice of how her childhood insecurity about her looks and her envy of prettier girls (pp. 31-34) is the locomotive engine that carries her forward into a series of bad decisions and bad relationships. On page 87, she introduces us to “Jay,” the 16-year-old boy from Park Slope she lost her virginity to at age 14, as a freshman at Stuyvesant High School. On page 99, we meet “Kyle,” the boy she dated at Tulane University. Kyle was a jerk, of course, and Valenti flunked out of Tulane in a year. Somehow these stories are meant by Valenti to tell us about “sexism” and how she is a victim of male oppression, but what the astute reader notices is that this feminist victimhood narrative functions as an excuse, exempting Valenti from responsibility for her own bad decisions, her own bad behavior, and her own bad attitude. Unfortunately, this is not the interpretation of ‘Sex Object’ that will likely be made by most of the young women who read Valenti’s book, which is clearly intended by her to reinforce the irrational resentments and paranoid sense of helpless victimhood — “blame patriarchy!” — that define 21st-century feminism.

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UPDATE II: Vox Day: “This isn’t a book review, it’s a literary rape scene.” The man has a way with words. Better than I could say myself.