All you 'he's a knobber' etc just don't seem to understand that you are part of the problem.
Do any of you READ?
Whether you like it or not, LF has touched a big chord:
www.telegraph.co.uk/women/life/like-laurence-fox-sick-woke-groupthink-sense-sea-change/
"But here’s the thing: there’s a sea change coming. We know that from whistle-blowers who were so appalled by the “writing on the wall” at Oxford that they came to the Sunday Telegraph with their story. We know it from the increasing number of commentators speaking out about the Manchester grooming scandal police chose to ignore for fear of increasing racial tensions. We know it from the staff members who accused the NHS’s only specialised gender clinic of “silencing debate” at the weekend after it was discovered that The Tavistock Clinic had withdrawn a book in which academics question the clinical and ethical basis for allowing children to transition. And we know it from the fact that, after having issued their woke fatwa on Fox, Equity promptly deleted their comments, assuring their members that “a more considered response is being discussed”.
There’s the problem with ideological prefabs. Thrown up in a hurry, without consideration, they collapse all too easily. So while Twitter continues to be hilariously wrong about every topic it touches and gradually morphs into a kind of AA group for the pathologically un-self-aware (presided over by Lily Allen), we, the long-silenced, should probably start getting used to the sound of our own voices again."
And:
www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/01/21/unwoke-awake-victimhood-wane/
"Laurence Fox, who shot to fame in political debate last week after neatly repelling claims on the BBC’s Question Time that criticism of the Duchess of Sussex are racist, has identified this as the central false doctrine. Don’t automatically believe, he says. Instead you should “listen to the victim”, and then make up your mind on the basis of the evidence.
How did we ever get away from this obvious truth? If people know that, by claiming victimhood about anything they will automatically be believed, many of them will be tempted to use the cloak of victimhood for their own purposes. This is not a grown-up state of mind, and it rightly creates a sense of gross injustice in the minds of those falsely accused, whether they be a whole group, such as men, or a named individual.
There are always millions of people who feel victimised, some with good reason. But it must be doubtful that there will ever be enough to take political power. Eventually, the majority of our culture will turn against those who claim victimhood at their expense, and cry out for a more just approach. I believe this is what is happening now."