A tip of the hat to Kathy Gyngell for this.

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Very good (leads to an impressive video, 15:00).

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Excellent.

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I’ve started background research for a series of videos scheduled for publication next month, and came across this excellent piece (video, 11:58) from 2015.

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Roxane Gay is a bisexual feminist with, one strongly suspects, Narcissistic Personality Disorder – a disorder many feminists have, it’s the rest of us who suffer the consequences. She claims to have been gang raped as a 12-year old, and at one point weighed over 40 stone. I say ‘claims to have been gang raped’ because I simply don’t believe feminists when they claim to have been the victims of sexual assaults by men, unless a man has been convicted (and many such convictions are unsafe, as we know).

I despair of otherwise right-of-centre publications such as The Spectator featuring articles by feminists, when left-of-centre publications such as New Statesman would never publish articles by anti-feminists, or be sympathetic towards anti-feminist narratives. There’s an insightful review by the dreadful Julie Burchill of Roxane Gay’s book Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body in the current edition of The Spectator. Burchill’s poking of Laurie Penny in the eye is just one of a number of enjoyable elements.

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