Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgenders — from The Patriarchy™, one microaggression at a time.
‘Anti-abortion? N***a, f**k that s**t’
This scholar and future Democrat-appointed Supreme Court justice took center stage at a recent Kentucky University event by Lydia Taylor Davis of Students for Life designed to foster something called “dialogue” around abortion on campus.
Because she had a really important contribution to the “dialogue” to share with the world for the intellectual edification of the audience, Ketanji Brown-Jackson’s future replacement hijacked the mic and delivered this impassioned, flowery piece of oratory in defense of women’s sacred right to practice abortion, à la Thomas Paine’s Common Sense:
Anti-abortion? N***a, f**k that s**t! You heard me? You feel what I’m sayin’*? My body, my choice, you heard? You feel what I’m sayin’? Guess what? You feel me? If you feel like you cain’t take care of a kid right now, man, you feel what I’m sayin’? And you know, if you get pregnant, and it’s rape, anything, and you feel like you not in a position to have no kids, abort it… You feel what I’m saying’?... You feel what I’m sayin’?... You feel what I’m sayin’?... You feel me?
Diverse Kentucky undergrad's compelling pro-abortion case:
— Thomas Paine Reloaded™ (@BenBartee) September 6, 2026
"Anti-abortion? N***a, f**k that s**t! You heard me? You feel what I’m sayin’?"
Source: Students For Life pic.twitter.com/Wsio2grTxn
*There’s a curious tic among practitioners of this particular dialect that compels them to repeat the exact same phrase over and over on a loop. For what reason? Who knows? Anthropologists or linguists or whoever should probably study this phenomenon and report their findings, but somehow I doubt that kind of study could ever get funded on account of being systematically racist or whatever.
Karine Jean-Pierre constantly exhibited this tic back when she inflicted herself on the American public on a near-daily basis, humiliating the Biden administration that put her out there.
She had a lot of these tics, but one of my personal favorites was to tag “and that matters” nonsensically onto every other sentence she said, as if the audience’s assumption should be that nothing she says really matters unless she explicitly says so.
Even while she inarguably proved herself day in and day out as literally the worst press secretary in world history, the handlers running the Brandon regime found themselves impotent to fire her because they would be accused of all manner of –isms, as Karine embodied the trifecta of lesbian, immigrant, and Person of Color™.
Her status as the ultimate marginalized identity class bestowed upon Karine immunity from any sort of normal expectations of competency or basic standards of decency.
She knew it, and she played the hand she was dealt with lethal efficiency.
Q: "Do you have any regrets?"
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) February 19, 2026
Karine Jean-Pierre: "Look, I woke up as a black woman who is queer every day…"pic.twitter.com/Xbi7wdUdmn
Related: KJP vs. English: White House Diversity Hire's Reading Problem
Abortionist college student repeats feminist talking points, man agrees, abortionist confused
The abortion apostle here complains that men often pressure women into sex that they don’t necessarily want or that is not good for them psychologically or physically, which drives up abortion rates.
While I would have countered that this reasoning strips women of any of the agency that they claim to desperately want to reclaim from The Patriarchy™ and is therefore inconsistent with any ostensible subscription to feminist ideology, that probably would have gone over her head.
So the man simply agrees with her that men should not treat women as sex objects and even shows her a sign he made to that effect.
The presentation of his sign that confirms her argument immediately causes visual confusion and angst, in turn causing her to get more hostile, not less.
She can't clean her room pic.twitter.com/aYYaKsUlT3
— Abolitionists Rising 🌳🪓 (@AbolitionRising) May 29, 2026
“She [the pregnant woman who got pregnant because she was pressured into sex] doesn’t even know how to clean her room,” is the non-sequitur that the girl comes back with, which somehow means the hypothetical pregnant woman who can’t clean her room needs to get an abortion.
All of which goes to show, again, that you literally can’t argue with these people using facts or logic.
They literally just want to argue and grandstand to demonstrate their virtue.
Anyone they code as “bad white man” or whatever is simply there to be castigated and denounced.
