50 years ago.. Hugh Hefner Clashes With Feminists | The Dick Cavett Show [video]
 

I wonder what feminists from 50 years ago would say now that women are able to "self-publish" with IG and now OnlyFans. I suspect if it were a strong woman who built the Playboy empire, they would probably be praising her instead of saying she is an "oppressor of women".

Also, you never see such intellectual conversations on late night TV anymore, as everything is so "dumbed down". Could you imagine this discussion happening on Jimmy Kimmel or Fallon?

Feminists around here wear a green handkerchief anywhere around their clothing . . . I take it as a leper bell of ancient days.

Overall, feminists want to simplify femininity and that does (has) not pan out well (50 years on an they're still beating on that dead horse). Us men have the prerogative of being simple-minded fucks.

I finally visited San Francisco for the first time last year for a couple days, and it was such a let down. I really thought it would become one of my favorite cities in the world. It was during COVID and everything was still closed so I figured I could still walk the streets and explore the city. As I'm walking, I had a craving for a cigarette so I ask this non-feminine, likely feminist (I know, right?) who was putting out hers if I could buy one from her. I even had a dollar in my hand to offer as I think they're like $15/pack there. I ask "can I buy a smoke from you?" and she yells at me, "NOOO!!" like I'm a dog. I'm thinking "JFC lady" and make a face like "WTF happened to you?". So after that awful experience I just bought a pack even though I just wanted one single cigarette.

Then the next day, I see an obese, purple-haired woman walking towards me, looking miserable, carrying a purse with something painted on it. As we walk closer to each other, I can read her purse with "Smash the Patriarchy" in white paint. She sees me looking at it and gives me this evil death stare since I am the beautiful, straight, white CIS gender male she can never have.

Unfortunately, these two experiences (and the massive amounts of homeless people) are what I remember most of SF. I'll give it another go again perhaps another time.