"Woman Enjoying Career Literally Made Possible by Feminism Declares Feminism a Failure"

[red dog 1]

“Woman Enjoying Career Literally Made Possible by Feminism Declares Feminism a Failure”

— Anna Bower (@annabower.bsky.social) 2025-12-28T01:48:42.264Z

(She's married to Stephen Miller)

[The Roux Comes First]

1. It's the Coda That Does It. I Seriously Doubt She's Had Any Independence in Years.

[eppur_se_muova]

2. Hey, DUMBASS, the point is not that women HAVE TO compete with men for jobs, but that they CAN IF THEY WANT TO.

Women who are FREE to stay home and be mothers BECAUSE THEY WANT TO, NOT BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO, are also beneficiaries of feminism. A real shame you can't figure that out, but then you obviously must be seriously challenged to be married to the demented freak you chose for a husband.

Talk about failing basic logic and reason.

[electric_blue68]

4. Ding, ding, ding! It's all about having as many genuine choices as possible!

[struggle4progress]

3. Didn't her high school class vote her "most likely to

eat cyanide in the Trump bunker"?

[orleans]

5. that "house full of love" line -- is she saying that is what she has or is it a just a fever dream of hers?

how could she possibly be in a "house full of love" with that hate filled psycho she's married to?

[Justice matters.]

6. Someone should inform her that what's a failure today is:

The wide spread of abject stupidity and ignorance.

[mucholderthandirt]

7. That's not at all what feminism said, or worked for. That woman is a moron.

I became a feminist around age 12. I was at the library and looked through the magazine racks and found MS magazine. Nothing was going to change me after that. Between it and all the news magazines I could read (we couldn't afford subscriptions or books, so libraries saved my life), I learned a lot of stuff that added on to all the books I read. I was what they called a voracious reader. I'd read anything. Read the Bible several times, books on other religions, books on rights and laws, anything and everything. Taught myself a little Russian in middle school, even.

This kind of thing is why education is dumbed down, why they want books banned, libraries closed. If you can read and learn stuff, you begin to stop letting the bastards tell you lies. And the internet scares the crap out of them. We can be in contact with people all over the world, have access to other news sources, and generally become thinking beings, instead of the sheeple they want us to be.

[eppur_se_muova]

10. Unfortunately, they seem to have figured out what to do about the Internet -- fill it with lies.

Lies mass-produced by "AI" bots. Flooding the zone with BS, as Bannon put it.

Much easier and cheaper than taking over the papers, the networks, and the publishers, and faster and more effective too. (Though they're still aiming to do those, too.)

Those who can discern truth from lies must still struggle to separate the wheat from the chaff, while those who can't (or don't really bother to) fill up on chaff/BS/Kool-aid/lies.

I've always been a voracious reader, and continue to be so. But the turnaround time on books is long -- a few months at least. And crap on the Internet is usually free of charge.



ETA: Yes, she's a moron.

[MrsCheaplaugh]

8. Okay

I say to her what I say to all these Aunt Lydia/Serena Joy types. If you disapprove of feminism, then quit your job, stay off social media (good wives keep their mouths shut,) hand over everything you own to your husband, take off your shoes, stay in the kitchen and stay pregnant.

Thanks to feminism, she has the choice to do all of that. Of course she won't.

[Timeflyer]

9. Tell us, wife of Stephen Miller, how to run our lives based on NAZI "kinder, kuche, kirche" (children, church, kitchen).

And church best be Talibangelical Christian, but first, check with husband/master.