In a tweet yesterday, the United Nations and the feminist propaganda machine at the heart of their operation have now stated that the COVID-19 pandemic is now sexist, with the Secretary General no less stating that:

The #COVID19 pandemic is demonstrating what we all know: millennia of patriarchy have resulted in a male-dominated world with a male-dominated culture which damages everyone – women, men, girls & boys.

In the linked article, they then go on to say:

The COVID-19 pandemic has in the past six months turned our world upside down. Beyond the virus itself, the response has had a disproportionate and devastating social and economic impact on women and girls.

As a man, I must admit I find this kind of thing quite hard to digest.  It gives you a sense of how much the feminist rot has set into this particular organisation.

Whilst I have no problem with acknowledging that everyone, including women and girls, have their own challenges to face during the pandemic, there is no acknowledgement in the UN’s remarks of any positive male contribution during the crisis such as the male doctors nursing COVID-19 patients back to health, no mention of the fact that men are dying at roughly double the rate of women, or possible male victims of DV.

Instead, blame is placed on “power” and a “male dominated” society as being somehow either being responsible for the pandemic, or making it worse.  I find this to be perverse, in the extreme.

The reaction on Twitter to the UN’s tweet was universally negative.  Perhaps, if you do happen to dwell on that cesspit called Twitter, you might do well to block them – if you want to keep your sanity.

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