Yo, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Today, special weekend edition of rules for retrogrades to get into a phenomenon that has been told on by recent news items.

The phenomenon is conservative feminism. What's been told on is how bad it is,

how arguably worse conservative feminism is compared against liberal feminism. And it's been

told on by recent stories and reactions to stories, especially this one by Ali Beth Stuck,

used some Protestant ph Femmoid, conservative, who on Halloween, on or around Halloween,

she gave a talk at LSU, and she said, you know, she's trying to read the tea leaves.

I'm getting out of conservative feminism is you could tell what she's being told to do because there's a reaction against it.

We started the fire, by the way.

Rules for Retrogrades started this whole fire.

I was taking flack for this in 2020.

So she's steeped in this philosophy of conservative feminism, which Amy Coney-Barritt recently is admitted is worse than liberal

feminism, which we've been telling you for years. And she thinks she's out. And she's so

steeped in it that her presuppositions are all badly, badly feminist still, even though she thinks

she's corrected the feminism out. And so she ends up

saying all this annoying stuff that pissed everybody off. And she couldn't believe the backlash,

and Twitter couldn't believe the backlash. And other commentators are like, what is going on?

People no longer like conservative feminist women telling men to be better.

But she thought that the point of the Ali Beth Stuckey speech at LSU was she thought that she was being

anti-feminist by saying feminism has failed us and men, you need to be better. She doesn't understand that the beating heart of feminism is women telling men anything.

And it really barking anything at men.

Yeah, it's funny because a lot of people were very confused.

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