Analysis Of Sorry It's A Boy By Sarah Silverman

“Sorry, It’s a boy.” Such a phrase would have caused uproar, turmoil, and boycotts, but in the 21st century, it merely elicits a tenuous reaction of uproar. This phrase was utter by one of America 's foremost feminist, and in America’s biggest event, yet millions stood around and pass it as meaningless banter. Sarah Silverman 's intentions might not be explicitly suggesting the murder of men, but it is hard to ignore this double standard. While feminist have long argued that their cause is based on civil liberties and equality, the reality reflects that this is merely a facade to cover up their inner hatred. The myths spouted by them, their blatant hatred for men, and their deliberate disregard for scientific facts, as just some of the few reasons why feminist activist are not seen as a beacon of hope and change, but as a cult that uses deceptive tactics to lure in members, and destroy all those who can not be convinced.

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This being is so mysterious that feminist have yet to find any evidence of its existence. Both men and women are given the same chances in society, and according to research, women are preferred above men when applying for a job purely based on their gender. If the patriarchy existed why are men the ones who are killed the most, who commit suicide the most, who lose their kids the most, and the ones that go to war the most. If men were the ones that created a system, why would men have to go through such hardships. Why are teenage boys the ones dying in war or being hit by their parents, this system many claim exist, if created by men, should make it so that men have all the advantages, but this is not true. Men perform higher risk jobs or suffer from more violence. Feminist claim that men have an advantage, but facts far oppose this