Here we go. As part of the free service you all get from this blog, here’s a new department. At various intervals as they occur, I’m going to display examples of Extreme Pussification — whether applied to a person, a country or an institution or a combination of all three doesn’t matter.
Herewith a couple of examples:
We all know that since hooking up with Duchess Caringslut, the Royal Ginger has continued to abase himself — giving up hunting, drinking, eating meat, and many more of those fine activities which help us to differentiate real men from girlymen. Here’s his latest PC blowjob:
Prince Harry has backed the moves to ban Swing Low, Sweet Chariot from rugby games due to its association with slavery.
He has sung the rugby anthem many times since childhood and he is a fan and patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU).
Not for much longer, I’ll bet; unless the RFU also loses their balls and keeps him on. But here’s the good part.
The song was written by a freed Oklahoma slave named Wallace Willis.
So here we have a song commemorating freedom from slavery, but its very association thereby taints it? A whole bunch of stupid is contained in this bullshit, and Harry is a spineless, testicle-free fuckwit.
Here’s another example, this time of institutional pussification:
The curator of [the Houses of] Parliament’s art collection said the presentation of their artworks is being ‘reevaluated’, as many statues and paintings have a ‘racist history’ and were bought with wealth from the slave trade.
The Palace of Westminster lobbies, which are open to the public, are lined with artwork featuring 18th and 19th Century politicians, many of whom were connected to the slave trade.
Melissa Hamnett, the head of heritage collections and curator of works of art, said officials are looking at the presentation of the collection in light of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Just wait till the Italian Government orders the Coliseum torn down because it was built completely by slave labor — and if you think I’m exaggerating…
Ultimately, of course, it is impossible to remove (or the modern word, “de-couple”) Western Civilization from slavery: all the ancient societies used slavery to one extent or another in the construction of both their buildings and their societies. Was that a bad thing? Of course. But is that an excuse to do all the vile nonsense — pulling down statues, removing works of art, defacing memorials etc. — that we are being “asked” to do by the Bastards Of The Left and their helots in BLM?
That ought to be a rhetorical question, of course, but it’s best not to leave anything unspoken in this modern age of historical ignorance, so “NO!” has to be shouted out, and loudly.
More examples of pussification as they occur. To echo Insty: I may need a bigger blog.
If slavery – unremunerated servitude – is such a bad thing, why do people persist in becoming parents?
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The remuneration package is different.
Some historians believe the song referred to the Underground Railroad that helped slaves escape to the North, and Canada.
Prince Harry still has his balls, they’re in a bottle of formaldehyde on a shelf in Megan’s dressing room.
The Hash House Harriers (the drinking club with a r*nning problem) inherited their use of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot from rugby players, complete with obscene gestures and everything. Nobody’s talked about it yet, but we have enough woketards among us that it’s probably only a matter of time before someone moves to cancel what we call “Hash Hymn #1.”
RU?
Not my original thought, but I like it-
What will BLM etc do when they realise that the pyramids were built by slave labour?
Tearing them down would keep them busy for a while, and hopefully out of our hair.