Still, I admit to more than a little schadenfreude that the tired oppressor/oppressed template that fuels woke bullshit was used against one of its preistesses. It was the same mixed feelings I had when JK Rowling got, well, rolled by her fellow pseudo-religious zealots. I agreed with her points but found it difficult to side with a woman who insists that males oppress her filthy rich self. (An idea that, as Katie pinted out, has aged especially poorly given current events in the middle east).
Ultimately, feminists lately, the ones that are burdened with the curse of heterosexuality, they just remind me of the churchy girls of my rural youth: Men, with their evil penises, are sinners.Īlso, I keep hearing Bindel held up as an example. I listened to her on Andrew Doyle's podcast and her ideology just sounds unhinged. This was a really good interview! I didn’t find Meghan or Katie’s arguments re prostitution and surrogacy particularly compelling but then they didn’t have much time for such a complex topicīrilliant episode, Katie is a great long-form interviewer. Let’s have more like this.īeen a BAR subscriber for about a year, and this is the first episode that I just couldn’t be bothered finishing. I’d heard a lot of good and bad things said about Meghan Murphy, and it was sort of interesting to finally hear her perspective first-hand, but beyond that novelty value she just has very little to say. It all comes across as intellectually vacuous self-justification for her own shallow, unpleasant instincts, and after her take on pronouns, I had zero interest slogging through another half hour of her talking. The culture war has a bad habit of elevating sour mediocrities to the forefront just for having opinions that piss off the correct tribe, and that seems to be all Murphy has going for her.
Is it just me or does Meagan Murphy give off Camille Paglia vibes? I can’t see any more value seeking out her views than I would in interviewing, like, Dave Rubin. #BOYFRIEND DUNGEON ERIC THE BLACKSMITH FREE#.
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