hatred of women, misogyny, is ingrained in our culture and our society. It's the inevitable

consequence of millennia, of a system which exists of male domination of women, patriarchy,

which is enforced through violence and terror. When we talk about misogyny being ingrained

in our culture, we mean the rhetoric, the discourse, the conversations which normalise the

violent subjugation of women by men. Now this brings me to the now notorious article

penned by Jeremy Clarkson. Let's just discuss this featured article. Now he begins by suggesting

Meghan Markle obviously used some vivid bedroom promises to turn Prince Harry into worry of

woke, itself a misogynistic attempt to portray Markle as a malevolent manipulative seducer.

He goes on to say about Markle that, I hate her, not like I hate Nicola Sturgeon of Rose West,

I hate her on a cellular level. Now he brings up two of the women, intentioning lumping

the Scottish First Minister herself on the receiving end of frequent misogynistic bile

in with a notorious serial killer. And then he says, at night I'm enabled to speak as I lie there,

grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked with the streets of

every town in Britain while the crowds chant shame and throw lumps at excrement at her. Now to

be clear, if this isn't clear, we need to be clear when we're talking about this, this is a violent

sexualised fantasy. It's the idea of that he's conjured up and penned down of an obsessive

level of hatred, which is what he's there confessing to, there's no other way of interpreting it,

to such a degree that he's possessed by this idea, this fantasy, operating a woman of colour

naked through the streets where bayon mob's scream abuse hit her. Now it's easy to dismiss

the Sun newspaper as just a viral rack, which it is by the way, with a history demonising,

well you name it really, Muslims, migrants, refugees, gay people, minors, Liverpool fans,

as well as objectifying and degrading women. But the Sun is one of the most powerful newspapers

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