France leads celebrity pushback against '#MeToo' by Ian R Thorpe
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edited: Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Posted: Wednesday, January 17, 2018
The pushback against #MeToo and other left wing witch hunts is gathering momentum
Since the Harvey Weinstein scandal erupted there has been an incresingly hysterical campaign by third generation feminists and male 'progressives' whose emotionally needy virtue signalling drives them to support anything that demeans their race, sex and social class to engineer a belief that Harvey Weinstein is the template for all heterosexual white males.
This is a long way from being true of course, but even the few Hollywood stars and media commentators brave enought to point out the truth, that the vast majority of men are not sexual predators and know how to behave proberly with women both in company and when alone together.
In Britain many older feminists are starting to say the #MeToo crowd have gone to far and criticism of male conduct has descended into irrational hatred. In France the pushback has been even stronger.
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