Model Student

Incidentally, Ms Hegarty is reporting from Netroots Nation, an annual gathering of leftist agitation and selfless chest-puffing, where “the next generation of progressive leaders” parade their deep, deep wisdom.
A flavour of this year’s event can be savoured here. Including contributions by Ms Jess X Chen, mentioned above, specifically her belief that “There’s a correlation between the female bees being colonised & brown/black/yellow bodies colonised to feed this country.” Ms Chen is, obviously, a “poet, artist, activist and educator” whose areas of expertise include “narratives of ecological and colonial trauma” and “connecting the violences between the female, queer and coloured body and the body of the Earth.”
A self-described Women’s Studies enthusiast, Ms Hegarty, tells us that she’s “asking the sassy, awkward, social justice-y questions both inside and out of the boxes society loves to put in front of us.” When not airing baffling assertions via Twitter and “investigating the intersections of queer and feminist topics,” it isn’t clear how Ms Hegarty earns a living.

The worst part about colonizing people, is sticking the flag in.

“The ice age is coming, the wheat is growing thin…”

JESS X CHEN is a first generation Chinese-American poet, artist/activist, filmmaker, and educator…… Her work intimately exposes narratives of ecological and colonial trauma,
So Jess, how’s that Chinese colonisation of Tibet working out? You going to be protesting over there? Just asking. Or is colonialism only bad when westerners do it?

What is it about bees which causes strange female behavior?

Ms Chen is, obviously, a “poet, artist, activist and educator” whose areas of expertise include “narratives of ecological and colonial trauma” and “connecting the violences between the female, queer and coloured body and the body of the Earth.”
I can’t help noticing just how often these supposedly radical (yet eerily conformist) ladies list “living with mental illness” as an area of expertise.

I’ve seen parallels first-hand. The projection and transference was chronic, and the denial unending. But they so love their own beauty, such as it is.
Who’s to say that the whack can’t organize and have entire movements, cultures, and societies?

Chen’s premise, I gather, is that nothing the enterprising man does shall be presumed right.
Say, raising and housing bees in conservational symbiosis. My brother raises bees, and typically keeps them alive when and where they’d otherwise die.
See, without bees there’s nothing to keep and no reason to keep it. (Nevertheless, I’ve advised the little tri-corner-hatted monster of his unmitigated, hive-raping evil and that he’s the very vehicle of colonial, sexist oppression.)
He’s all wrong, man is. Which is why to the Chens everything progressive reactionary man does is right. We’re left to figure out the difference – surely Chen has gifted us with the kernel insight. Let’s show some appreciation people. After original thought somebody’s got to do the heavy lifting.
Consider Marx.
Bad logic commonly comes from bad religion. Bad religion strikes all other mindsets off the table and off the books. They’re conducting a nice little inquisition inside their skulls. Competitively, it appears, because of the virtue of sheer outlandishness.

Ms Hegarty, a self-described Women’s Studies enthusiast, . . . .
I’m reminded of a Mark Russell assessment of Lyndon LaRouche from yea many years back, during one of LaRouche’s occasional spasms of claiming to aspire to the US presidency.
[Russell, paraphrased from way old memory]
The current economic downturn is the cause of manipulation of the price of gold, by Queen Elizabeth, who is following the directions of her Illuminati overlords on the planet Mars.
[/Russell]

Not a scientist then.

In other news, the Guardian’s Jessica Valenti is a strange woman.

‘Colonisation’ seems to be a popular theme amongst SJWs. Can anyone explain this though:
http://25.media.tumblr.com/2496da7fbc75aa5bd8d66984d4bbf75b/tumblr_mqbb02vm2E1symmvdo1_1280.jpg

@Jonathan
Was she colonized by pies? If we accept her, do the pies leave? I have too many questions.

Previously, from Mr. Chen:
“#1 Beauty Nail Salon: A spoken-word poet, Paul Tran, excavates the violence, horror and racial capitalism beneath the beauty industry of post-Vietnam-War-America through the lens of Vietnamese nail salon workers.” — IMDB
“Red: A woman is born of a drop of blood that falls to Earth from space. Every month she walks across the Earth as long strings of her blood return to the moon. As it becomes full, the woman tries to explain a lover what it feels like to be touched while on her menstrual cycle; how he mistakes the copper he tastes for machine, when really her body and blood are soft, tender folds he has yet to understand. Based on a spoken word poem, ‘Red’ is an exploration of body, blood, bravery, and love. It is a mythology about the origin of the moon that celebrates the beauty of every menstrual cycle.” — Likewise

More tweets by leftist intellectuals, by which I mean, professional educators.

Are they trying to get an emotional guilt reaction by associating their issues, however spuriously, with the history of colonialism?
This one.
Every few years their favorite epithet loses its punch so they appropriate a new term of outrage that always figures AFTER the colon in their published papers.

@James
Like this one?

And why are these feminists trying over and over and over and over and over and over to explain feminism to men who mock, belittle, ignore, tease, berate, blah blah at them? Does no one know how to walk the fuck away any more? Jeez Louise, get a fuckin’ grip, fed-up feminists.

Hmmm. And then there are rats . . .
Borg, v. 0.001?
Posted by: Hal | July 20, 2015 at 19:54
See also: “Count Two, Think Blue”, Cordwainer Smith (Paul Linebarger)

You can watch Ms Chen’s Netroots performance online here (if you have the stomach for it):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwJEtG5u5Mo
Why do these audiences always holler ‘woo woooooo’? I would find it very triggering if I was there.