“Pop culture is a reflection of social change, not a cause of social change.” Exactly! And radical, second-wave feminism has added tanker truck’s of fuel to the fire of social change. kqd Please read my related post – Pop Culture Poison Vol. #3 Essay 1
“Pop culture is not about depth. It’s about marketing, supply and demand, and consumerism.” This is the understatement of the week! But, as a member of the industry, at least he’s honest. kqd Please read my related post – Pop Culture Poison Vol. #3 Essay 1
Brilliant Just in case you were not able to decipher the charming “lyrics” of this radical, third-wave feminist’s rant, the very cleaned-up version follows. And if you can get through these, you might want to listen closely to the video because you’ll get to hear the slutty, gutter-mouthed crap that’s missing from the lyrics … Continue reading
“Guided by nothing but pop culture values, many children no longer know how to think about morality and virtue, or to think of them at all. They grow up with no shared moral framework, believing that the highest values are diversity, tolerance and non-judgmentalism.” Please click on my link to my related post – … Continue reading
I’d like to know what makes young women think that having as much naked skin exposed as possible, somehow makes them desirable to good men? It doesn’t. First of all, 90% of women have bad bodies. Second of all, those two things combined, bad body and nakedness, makes them look like hookers, trying to pick … Continue reading
Where have all the ladies gone? We have nothing today but crude reminders of what ladies once were. Not only has family life, workplaces, academia, organized religion and government been diminished, alongside the self-inflicted degradation of women during the last forty-five years of feminism’s reign, but they’ve taken the innocence of pop culture down with them … Continue reading
