September 17, 2014, - 3:13 pm
In Wake of Ray Rice, Feminists, Allstate Insurance Say Men Earning $ is “Domestic Violence”
In the wake of the Ray Rice incident, feminists, Allstate Insurance, “Scandal” star Kerry Washington, and ABC News have created a new form of “male spousal abuse” . . . or rather a new, absurd term for women who don’t want to work: “financial abuse of women.” They say that the husband making all of the money is a “trap” that forces women to stay in a marriage. They say “financial abuse” is “domestic abuse” that leaves “invisible bruises.” Really?
Yes, they are saying that a husband making money while the wife refuses to work is the same as the husband, “slappin’ that bitch!” Yes, Allstate Insurance! I wonder if Allstate is gonna offer an insurance policy for that. How many invisible “financial bruises” does it take to get a payoff, and how will the adjuster figure out the amount of the claim? Is it “domestic violence” when the husband earns all the money and refuses to allow the wife to spend it on an expensive shopping spree? By Allstate’s definition, yes, it is.
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It’s funny how Allstate and Washington are saying that “financial abuse” is a “trap,” when the actual “trap” was created by the gold diggers who deliberately marry rich husbands because they don’t want to work. Then, they want to leave with a golden parachute. But apparently, husbands making money is now “spousal abuse,” according to Allstate, Washington, ABC News, and feminists. So, you see, Ray Rice “abused” his wife, Janay Palmer, twice by 1) responding to her spitting and slap in an elevator, and 2) making money. Yeah, I know, ridiculous. But, yesterday morning, ABC’s “Good Morning America” made a whole big fuss about it, complete with a news report and their broadcast of a “public service announcement” starring Washington. Watch the video, above.
Yes, a husband making money is domestic abuse. That’s the precise message of the Purple Purse PSA that Allstate produced in order to take financial and marketing advantage of the whole Ray Rice spousal abuse allegations. The PSA stars ABC actress Kerry Washington of the hit show, “Scandal,” who is now the spokeschick of Allstate’s new “Purple Purse initiative,” which sympathizes with women who don’t earn a living and are “forced” to stay with breadwinner husbands. Huh?
Aren’t we in the age where feminists tell women to work for a living and be independent–never to depend on a man? Yes, we are. But they want to have their vegan, locally-sourced, fair-trade-grain cake and eat it, too. They want women to be independent and work . . . AND they want women who don’t work to be able to press charges against husbands who never laid a hand on them but earn all the money. You see, that–and any vestige of a traditional family, is FINANCIAL ABUSE OF WOMEN!
I wonder where feminists were on Jennifer Lopez and Britney Spears and their marriages to dirt-poor backup dancers. Was that FINANCIAL ABUSE? Or where they were when former ABC “Good Morning America” hostess (am I still allowed to use that word?) Joan Lunden divorced her much-poorer manager husband and fought paying spousal support to him, every step of the way? Welcome to equality, chicks!
So, I have a question for Kerry Washington, who is making gazillions on her ABC show. She has an NFL hubby, but his playing days are more limited than her acting ones. So, when her wealth surpasses his–and I believe it has already–then we can all say that this multi-millionairess’ hubby is a victim of “FINANCIAL ABUSE!,” right? I mean, by her definition, that’s “domestic violence” with “invisible bruises.” She was paid big bucks for this silly Purple Purse campaign. I guess each time she got paid that was “domestic financial abuse” against her husband. Cha-ching!
I have a solution for all of these women now whining about “financial abuse of women”: GET. A. JOB.
You wanted feminism? You got it. Now, stop trying to have it both ways.
We live in a free country, and nobody is stopping you from leaving the home and working. You want the good life? Go out and earn some money and pay for it yourself.
This is just the latest in the War on Men . . . and apparently the feminist plan to turn most of them into stay-at-home dads. Or something.
Tags: Allstate Insurance, domestic violence, Financial Abuse, Kerry Washington, Kerry Washington Financial Abuse, Kerry Washington Purple Purse, PC, Purple Purse, Purple Purse campaign, Ray Rice
I had some trouble posting but I see the annoying Mexican didn’t. Ho-hum but isn’t that the way the bee bumbles!
I pointed out that this is yet another way Mooooslims are winning since 9/11. DS made a great point about Kosher and as a vegetarian, I too have a more challenging time finding good food in conventional eateries but I don’t carry on like these caterwauling shysters! I avoid bacon too (which is easy…to do, well, not when it comes to the taste that is…YUM!) and avoiding the animal rennet can be tricky but I don’t make a big deal of it all. As long as it’s not chucks of meat I’ll consume it. Nothing worse than a vegetarian who is as annoying as a vegan!
I also mentioned an Australian YouTube video that showcases the scam and sham of Halal. It’s on my Twitters. I also warned that in the beginning, they fall over themselves with the standard Islamic apologia, but it’s worth seeing even though that makes one wanna skip it. I brought this up because this whole Halal business is more fake Mooooslim crap!
And BDD, give it up! Ignoring being sussed does not make you invisible! We know who you are. Your type of mediocrity is easy to spot!
Skunky on September 17, 2014 at 3:33 pm