Actress / feminist activist, Rose McGowan, calls gay men more misogynistic than straight men

RedPillTimes.com ^ | 6NOV2014 | alexrpt

[Jack Hydrazine]

Former 'Charmed' TV star, Rose McGowan, spat out more feminist ‘straight talk’ hate talk, with one small adjustment… the misogynists are now gay men. That’s a new twist.

Discussing the protest against the Dorchester Collection hotel chain (owned by the ‘ant-gay’ Sultan of Brunei) with gay author Brett Easton Ellis in his weekly podcast, McGowan made these comments.

[PeterPrinciple]

here is an interesting definition: “Misogynist: A man who hates women as much as women hate one another.” ― H.L. Mencken

[Buckeye McFrog]

If you are at all concerned about trying to get girls in the sack, you have to be nice to them.

Makes sense to me.

[Calvin Locke]

Ever notice that women in film used to be voluptuous and curvy?

Ah, like Katherine Hepburn and no-relation Audrey Hepburn?

But you do have a point, Mae West, Ann Harding, Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe, Sophia Loren, etc.

Tastes change. From a Hollywood bio I read, it mentions that WWII drove movie themes from sophisticated wealthy interactions to the hoi polloi everyday life stories.

Probably a lot to do with perception of "health & fitness" as well.

Then again, there's Our Mrs. Reynolds, Christina Hendricks...

[Veggie Todd]

I used to love it when my wife watched Charmed. Three hotties running around fighting demons.

[Stentor]

Ellis is always getting himself in trouble talking about gay victims, Magical Elves, and the absolute powerlessness of certain millennials.

[sakic]

Considering the incredible uptick in breast augmentation, your argument seems off to me.

[SunkenCiv]

/bingo

[A_Former_Democrat]

Thank you

Misandry is alive and well with the lesbo lesbians

[Jabba the Nutt]

Gay men don’t want anything from women. Straight men want the affection and potentially sex from women. Got to be nice to be in the game.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

She has begged forgiveness. Faggotry now trumps feminism in the hierarchy of grievances.

[Gumdrop]

I have felt that way for a long tome. Certainly not all gay men are that way, but I have personally noticed some gay men erupting in anger at women and then calling them the ‘b’ word.

[Salman]

Well duh.

Men who don't like women, don't like women.