A Napoleonic Victory

The feminazi have won in education from the first preschool to the halls of the most prestigious institutions of higher learning. In a long campaign that began a century ago feminist sought to capture education. Feminist writers of the 20th century whined about how men succeeded in education while women were relegated to second class. Men went to Harvard, while women had to be satisfied with a comparatively second rate women's college next door. All the great philosophers and leaders were man, and men went to important universities. Women went to women's colleges and had less important careers, and many just got married after graduation. Feminazi never figured out that important universities are important because important MEN went there. So, the feminazi set out to capture education. In K-12 education the feminazi began casting suspicion on male teachers. "Why is he teaching children," they asked, "Is he some kind of pedophile"? They made it very risky for men to choose education as a career. In colleges and universities they have moved pedagogy from lecture and argument to collaboration and discussion groups. They have taken over. They have won the battle. Female now dominate Hervard, even mustering the power to toss out the University President who had the nerve to suggest that scholarly research needs to be done before feminist dogma is adopted as accepted truth.

But what have they won? As many as a third of K-12 boys drop out of school and are home schooled or independently educated. Young men are leaving universities in droves, down to 40% of entering freshmen and falling rapidly. The process is much like Napoleon's victorious Russian campaign. After a thousand mile assault Napoleon's half million man army captured Moscow almost without a fight. He spent some time wallowing in his victory before he gradually became aware that it was an empty victory. He had captured a great city in a great nation, but it had been abandoned by the great people. There were no Russians left to rule, nor to feed his army. In the end Napoleon's grand and glorious victory at Moscow was meaningless, or worse an unparalleled disaster for him and for France. The feminazi victory in education is a Napoleonic victory. The feminazi have taken over colleges and universities but the men whom they sought to capture and control have moved on, and are fleeing the city in droves. Great captains of industry, Bill Gates, Sam Wal, Dave of Wendys, and many others are not university graduates. In fact a collaborative education in a feminazi university will not lead to success. Two thirds of the female graduates give up their careers for marriage and families still, much to the disappointment of the lesbian feminists who thought they were to be soldiers in the war against men. Men have found other ways to succeed than feminist education, and in fact can not succeed with a feminist education. It will take time and cause hardship, like Napoleon caused hardship to Russians who had lived in Moscow, but it's a hollow victory and a disaster for the feminazi. The feminist capture of Hervard is a Napoleonic victory. They captured the city, but they have lost.

For further reading on this topic see Bobstruth: Universities are Irrelevant.