Hugo Schwyzer is a freak + the mentality of male feminists

I first became aware of Hugo Schwyzer when I listened to debates he would have on the Glenn Sacks show (his side). He struck me as a softly-spoken gimp-like character; a man who took an almost fetishistic-like joy in self-flagellation and, by extension, the flagellation of his entire sex. Every solution to every problem was to declare men to be the weak perpetrators of evils based on their terribly flawed patriarchally-based natures. In short, he was a quintessential feminist.

However, whilst we can see why a female may find feminism alluring because it allows them to attach to a movement which offers catnip to blame all their shortcomings and failures in the game of life by buying into the belief that that game is essentially rigged. Feminism is a theory that offers women a chance to feel superior about themselves, whilst also feeling sorry about themselves and acting as the cringing victims.

This double-barreled appeal, whilst seemingly contradictory, has a great pull to it; a pull that we can see in the terrible characters of the many feminists we have run into through the years. The strength of the pull is entirely dependent on being a female though. If you don’t belong to that exclusive club but yet are a feminist, then you are coming into it for entirely different reasons.

I’ve been rather appalled at the Hugo Schwyzer story that has been unfolding unpleasantly lately, but since Ms. Daisy Cutter brought it up and Comrade Physioprof has a good post on it, I thought I’d throw in a few words to the pigpile.

Schwyzer is a professor who lectures on feminism…he’s also a professor who had sex with his students and who tried to murder an ex-girlfriend. We could stop right there; just those acts alone make him contemptible. But for some unfathomable reason, he now makes money lecturing women on feminist ethics and patriarchal culture; would you believe that the title of one of his lectures is “Holding Men Accountable”? And now many people are arguing that he should be recognized as a useful ally for women, that we should forgive and move on, and recognize him as a changed and better person.

http://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/page/2/

P.Z. Myers is himself a cringing politically correct feminist. He is not into it for the same reasons that Schwyzer is though. Myers is a feminist because he sees it as the correct position to take, not morally, but correct in the context of his leftist politically correct nature. To not support the victim group is unconscionable. Myers won’t be “into it” to a degree even approaching Schwyzer though. I don’t think that money is the reason Hugo does his thing. I even don’t think it’s a pursuit of sex. I think he is weak and substantially flawed and riddled with guilt over his own feelings for women. His embrace of feminism is a way of getting acceptance and of being seen as a “right thinking” when the winds change over to a female-centric world.

In short, Schwyzer is messed up and weak, and in desperate need of validation from females.

Posted on: Tuesday, December 27, 2011 7:22 PM
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  1. Posted by: Adi on 12/28/2011 4:10 PM
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    Interesting. This is similar to my analysis.

    While I have a number of suspicions about Hugo, one thing I am certain about: he arrives at his conclusions about men from a projection of his own daemons. He assumes that men are all motivated by the same lust and willingness to deceive and control women for his own sexual pleasure. Like all people who project, he simply cannot imagine people being driven and motivated by entirely different things. If they are, then he assumes that they're lying about it just as he would and has done.

    As for the suspicions, I believe he's just trying to win female approval. If he really wanted to make the world better, he would not just keep repeating the same message. Any idiot can see that his message will never be heard by those who might need to hear it (those evil patriarchal men). They simply won't care what some miserable self denigrating feminist says.

    He's a fraud basically - perhaps so deceptive that he's even fooled himself into thinking he's trying to make the world a better place. Certainly he's fooled a lot of women. A glance at his blog will reveal herds of self pitying women who lap up his showering them in sympathy and pity.
  2. Posted by: Christian J. on 1/23/2012 5:11 AM
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    In short, Schwyzer is messed up and weak, and in desperate need of validation from females.

    Bingo..
  3. Posted by: Jacksam on 1/23/2012 7:37 PM
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    Woohoo! "He is a libertarian, atheist, anti-feminist, anti-P.C., science-loving sceptical individualist." Every single one of those applies to me. Doesn't happen very often. So what do you recommend, for an ideological brother ? Are we right on those subjects or what ? Ha-ha.
    I'm going to read your blog, watch your videos until we can disagree on something, dickhead.( I'm so used to being the only sane man that i get jealous ;)
    More seriously, what do these beliefs have in common ? I think a lot has to do with refusing to adopt the "intentional stance"(itself very similar to the "zero-sum" view of the world). Does this sound like gibberish ? I could explain better , but since you're so smart, I don't know if you need it.
    Marxism : zero-sum. Feminism : zero-sum. Religion : intentional stance. PC : zero-sum. Creationism/Astrology/Homeopathy : intentional stance.
  4. Posted by: Bambooforrests on 1/31/2012 7:01 AM
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    @Jacksam
    Perhaps Mark is a proponent of autonomy, where he is free from the incessant and arbitrary dogmas that suffocate those who pander and kowtow to them,such as this sniveling schwyzer sociopath. Of course your apparent need to question one who challenges such ideologues would align you with said dung heap, yes?
  5. Posted by: Adi on 1/31/2012 9:14 PM
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    Sadly he writes far too little.
  6. Posted by: Jacksam on 2/1/2012 4:57 PM
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    @bamboo What ? Where is my "need to question" ? I said that I AGREED wholeheartedly with his entire self-description and that it applied to me as well (That's high praise right there)! My criticism and insults were obviously tongue-in-cheek (and a form of self-deprecation, if you care to look for it).
  7. Posted by: Jacksam on 2/1/2012 5:15 PM
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    @Bambooforrests I was trying to find what those popular ideologies that we oppose have in common, or as you said, what "arbitrary dogmas" they share. I'm just going to assume that you innocently misread me.
  8. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 2/1/2012 5:41 PM
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    Thanks Adi. I'll stop saying "I'm trying to do more" because I've said it too often, to be honest.

    "In short, Schwyzer is messed up and weak, and in desperate need of validation from females."

    Good summary.

    Jacksam. I'm happy to talk with you about a specific issue. However, what you said in your comment was water.
  9. Posted by: Jacksam on 2/1/2012 6:31 PM
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    @ArgusEyes The irony that I pointed in my comments is that two people who agree don't have much to talk about (hence I amped the agressiveness). But I'll try regardless : "Water" ? as in "insubstancial" or "obvious" ? You don't think there is anything connecting your belief system ? In other words, isn't there a Big Argument that we can win and make everyone agree with us, instead of dealing with feminism, religion, socialism, PC, etc... on a case-by-case basis ?
  10. Posted by: bambooforrests on 2/1/2012 11:19 PM
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    @Jacksam

    If your intention was to get validity from these viewpoints, there is a way to go about getting it. Using inflammatory language like "dickhead" is going to automatically make you come across as an antagonist rather than someone who is interested in learning.

    Modern feminism has developed into a perverted movement in which women have learned to use the govt. and social engineering to get what they want, even if they have not earned it or have the right to it e.g. tax funded abortion, alimony, child custody and complete control of reproductive rights, first dibs on jobs and promotions through affirmative action, and unbalanced responsibility in dating and marital relationships. The most disconcerting goal of feminsim is the push for the adoption of Swedish law in rape crimes that puts the burden of proof on the accused. This means any distraught woman could point her finger at a man, whereupon he is guilty until he proves himself innocent. Althogh rape is something that MRA's want to help prevent in every way possible, the passing of such laws will only lead to female totalitarionship against males. Feminists argue, that these laws can be pivotal in ending rape. Think of it as a Nuremberg Law, where it is a crime to just be a male. These are issues that need to be addressed by lobbying and speaking out through assertive diplomacy. Marxism, among other ideologies, is an unjust distribution of wealth where the lazy are enabled to live a life of dependency, while the self-sufficient are forced to relinquish their prosperity and contributions to society in order to support these reperobates.

    Mark, I hope all is well and am looking forward to your return. You bring a keen intellect to the table and your input is vital to the movement.
  11. Posted by: Jacksam on 2/2/2012 4:06 PM
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    @bambooforrests You're preaching to the choir here. You misread my comments but maybe it was bad communication on my part.
  12. Posted by: bambooforrests on 2/2/2012 6:37 PM
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    @Jacksam Understood. It happens. You said in your original comment that there needs to be a main argument about the ideologies you stated. The main argument is that these ideologies are not truly about equality. To support this thesis, one cannot simply substantiate this in one swift sentence, but a dissertation that elaborates and contextualizes the various aspects of these ideologies will paint a clearer picture. Does this make sense?
  13. Posted by: Jacksam on 2/2/2012 8:47 PM
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    @bambooforrests It makes some sense. Yes, my question was pretty vague and large, but I was just asking for a best shot, a few bullet points(like I did), to see if it fits with my analysis. Something along the lines of : " They strive for equality of outcome, we strive for equality of opportunity ". Which applies nicely to feminism and marxism, for instance.

  14. Posted by: bambooforrests on 2/3/2012 6:20 AM
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    @Jacksam That is Mark's openeing statement on his Arguseyes channel on Youtube. Hopefully he will return soon with a vengence. Who knows, maybe Jessica Valenti will come out of retirement and accept a debate.
  15. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 2/7/2012 6:43 AM
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    Thanks all.

    You don't think there is anything connecting your belief system ? In other words, isn't there a Big Argument that we can win and make everyone agree with us, instead of dealing with feminism, religion, socialism, PC, etc... on a case-by-case basis?


    By "water", I was trying to say that it was hard to grasp. Now you have elucidated it a little I will say that there is something that connects my belief system. Individualism and Scientism. The first is an attitude towards humans, the second is an attitude towards looking at the world. Individualism is the view of the organisation of society as primarily based on the rights of the individual. This produces a rejection of caste, blood and race based societal organisation and a large welfare state. It also cuts off most victim ideologies such as feminism, blackism, homosexual victimism, etc, off at the knees (and to a certain extent, MRAism too, which is why I no longer use the term to describe myself).

    Scientism is the approach of applying the scientific method to all avenues of life. That is the empirical systematic growth of knowledge through the scientific method of proof and theory.

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