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NRA Spokeswoman Dana Loesch: Women Should 'Stay in Their Lane'
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The host, who has repeatedly attempted to present guns as a women's empowerment issue, described discourse surrounding gender relations as a "matriarchal witchhunt" in a video captured by Media Matters, a left-wing news organization.
"I am so tired of this matriarchal witch hunt on young men," Loesch opined. "There is nothing toxic about masculinity, but there are plenty of toxic things about third-wave feminism and the matriarchy that’s attempting to assert authority and also be the ombudsman over all characteristics and definitions of that which are either masculine or feminine." |
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Newsweek sticks to the meme that polls determine constitutional legitimacy, when the reality is that the Constitution is constructed precisely to foreclose overreach of the 'majority' (through government action) when it ignores or derogates self-evident fundamental rights of which it doesn't approve, that are the load-bearing pillars of our founding.
That's why we have a Bill of Rights - to clearly state that there are bright lines the government cannot cross viz individual liberty, regardless of whether or not the 'majority' approves. |
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