Melissa Ford Wants The Patriarchy She Claims To Hate — and tonight The Angryman puts the receipts side by side in real time. Melissa Ford is back on the same podcast, this time quoting bell hooks' book and preaching that the first violent act of the patriarchy is forcing young boys into a box where the only acceptable emotion they are allowed to express is anger or rage — her proof that the patriarchy trains boys to believe the best thing they can be is not a woman. It sounds deep until you remember what Melissa Ford said on that very same show just days ago, when she was upset with men for refusing to do a man's job, shaming a whole batch of men for not showing up to help with manual labor and writing them off as men who want to be baddies. That is the contradiction on trial tonight: you cannot preach down with the patriarchy on Monday and then demand patriarchy-approved masculinity on Friday. If training boys to be one particular type of man is violence, then shaming grown men for not being that particular type of man is the same violence — pick one. The Angryman breaks down what bell hooks actually argued, how modern women quote feminist theory when it is convenient and abandon it the second something needs to be lifted, moved, fixed, or funded, and why the patriarchy conversation always ends with women making demands of the very system they claim to hate. One standard for everybody — that is the whole show. Also on tonight's livestream: why relationships don't work anymore, children going no contact with their parents, why God ain't sending you no man, why women pay for companionship more than men ever did, and the verdict on Pooh Shiesty's new album. Pull up, get in the Bino Roll Call, and hold the standard with The Angryman.
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