The New York Times Gets Mad that ‘Faux’ Male Feminists Use Liberalism to Score with Women – Ha!

Did you see that Twitter’s favorite liberal male feminist Joss Whedon turned out to be one of the worst men ever?   As the creator of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” he received many liberal accolades for making strong roles for women.  Plus, he just wouldn’t shut up on Twitter about how woke he was.  Then, his wife of sixteen years divorced him and reluctantly spoke out about her ex on The Wrap:

There were times in our relationship that I was uncomfortable with the attention Joss paid other women. He always had a lot of female friends, but he told me it was because his mother raised him as a feminist, so he just liked women better. He said he admired and respected females, he didn’t lust after them. I believed him and trusted him. On the set of “Buffy,” Joss decided to have his first secret affair.

Turns out, he “hid multiple affairs” with “actresses, co-workers, fans and friends” while they were married.

Once again, satire has become impossible because the reality of modern day feminism is already so hilariously absurd.  Saturday Night Live valiantly tried, however.  In the below clip, male feminists try to hit on a woman at a bar, then turn into misogynists when rebuffed.  (Warning: sexual language.)

This is is pretty standard fare on the left… virtue signaling in order to score with women.  If you think this is a new phenomenon because of the Donald Trump era — as the New York Times hilariously suggested — you must not have been paying attention to feminist super-hero Bill Clinton.

Whedon and Clinton are scum by anyone’s standards.  It’s time for feminists to realize that “sensitive male liberals” might not be their best allies in this world after all.

Hat Tip: New York Times