Feminist Academics Sacked And Abused 

In one of my more recent pieces I wrote that, "I will not be surprised at all to see academics who have supported feminism being vilified and ostracised in much the same way that were those who supported Nazism."

And I quickly received quite a few emails cheering at the idea that this would happen; with some emailers saying that they look forward to the day that academics who have supported this ideology of hatred - feminism - are finally brought to book.

Well, of course, while I agree wholeheartedly with this point of view, one must always remain aware that many academics support feminism through ignorance and lack of intelligence rather than as a result of malice.

And so, in my view, if any academics are to end up being the target of 'hatred and revenge' as a result of their support for feminism, then it should only be those who have clearly gone out of their way to generate hatred towards men; perhaps by publishing phony and/or willfully distorted research, citing others who are clearly out to generate misandry and, of course, those who have taken part in intimidating or denying funding to those academics who were doing their best to produce fair-minded work.

Indeed,  over the past two decades there have been many academics - and others - whose careers have been severely blighted, and often destroyed, as a result of the wicked machinations of the feminists and the politically corrected.

 it will be fairly easy to discover who is who

Furthermore, of course, it will be fairly easy to discover who is who by looking very closely at what they have written in the past.

Indeed, this is what seems to have happened over and over and over again throughout history whenever 'revolutions' of some sort have taken place.

Time and time again, you see the 'opposing' thinkers and the academics being targeted by the new regimes that are taking over.

Throughout history, for example, we have seen thousands upon thousands of academics killed, maimed, exiled and ostracised when the political tide has turned. Indeed, this has happened fairly recently in Cambodia, Russia, Germany, France, Italy, the Balkans, China, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and goodness knows where else.

And then, of course, there were the horrors of the Catholic Inquisition.

And in even further days gone by, I imagine that the same sort of thing happened.

Indeed, was not the great and highly-regarded academic and orator, Cicero, killed simply because he wanted Rome to remain a republic?

They even cut off his hands and pinned them next to his decapitated head

They even cut off his hands and pinned them next to his decapitated head on the Rostra in the Forum Romanum to warn others that using one's hands to write sentiments opposing the new regime would not be tolerated.

And then, of course, there was the poor treatment of Socrates, 350 years before this. He was sentenced to death.

And the other day I saw a 1984 interview with a Russian KGB defector who talked about how academics would always be targeted by a growing communist regime because it was so important that they either toed the line - as 'useful idiots' - or were eliminated.

All in all, therefore, it seems that academics and thinkers are particularly vulnerable people.

academics do not have much in the way of protection really

I suppose also that, unlike politicians, academics do not have much in the way of protection really. And their written words can also be accessed for years into the future. So it is very difficult for them to hide what they have done, and almost impossible to protect themselves.

And so, Yes, I feel fairly confident that many feminist academics will be in for a tough time as the future unfolds, but how far, exactly, this will go, only time will tell.

Perhaps they will just have to endure the persistent wrath of male students protesting about their allegedly unwholesome presence in their colleges.

Perhaps they will just be kicked out of their jobs and also lose their pensions.

Perhaps they will simply suffer the same kind of persecution and vilification that has recently been meted out to paedophile priests.

Well, these are exactly the kinds of things that many feminist academics have done to those who do not agree with their hateful ideology; e.g. see Feminists Are Nasty Things and Fudging The Evidence by researcher Murray Strauss.

So, maybe some similar forms of retribution will be seen by many people as being totally just, fair and proper.

Of course, I doubt that they will actually be murdered. After all, at the moment, we seem to live in a fairly civilised society - and let us hope that it always remains this way.

their futures are looking decidedly shaky.

But I do think that their futures are looking decidedly shaky.

And from a personal point of view, of course, it will not be at all pleasant for them to have their neighbours, their friends, their families and their children - particularly their sons - begin to view them as the equivalent of Nazis, and as spiteful, bigoted hate-mongers.

And this could even happen to those feminist academics who have done absolutely nothing wrong.

They might simply be deemed to be guilty by association.

But who knows what will happen, eh?

As the MM grows - something which is no longer possible to stop thanks to the internet - and millions of men gradually wake up to what some of these feminist academics have been up to, I cannot envisage them escaping at least some form of retribution.

my guess is that they will simply be hounded out of their jobs and their pensions

However, my guess is that they will simply be hounded out of their jobs and their pensions - with, perhaps, some of them being prosecuted in the courts for something like 'hate speech'.

But, surely, the very idea that millions of men might soon take a very dim view of their activities should give them some pause for thought.

And I would, henceforth, be very careful indeed if I was one of them.

END NOTE:

I notice today that Sebastian Faulks is desperately seeking to avoid the wrath of Muslims that is currently being generated over his latest novel ...

The best-selling author apologises if his comments about the Koran have offended Muslims.

... you can almost see and hear him squirm.

Ah yes, Muslims.

Half of them are men, you know.

And my guess is that most of these Muslim men do not like feminist academics for, amongst other things, religious reasons.

Indeed, I think that some of these men might even view feminists as being, literally, wicked and evil; particularly given that they seem hell bent on breaking up their families.

Ho Hum. 

How quickly times can change, eh?