In days of yore, white supremacist men at least pretended that they wanted to protect white women from things like rape. But the dudes at the neo-Nazi internet tip sheet The Daily Stormer, who are pretty unrelentingly hostile to women even on a good day, are now actively encouraging white men to rape white women in order to get them pregnant with potential future Nazis.
In a post yesterday, Daily Stormer contributor “KKKamerad” laments the efforts of one Wisconsin legislator to criminalize the act of “stealthing” — that is, secretly removing condoms during sex — as a form of sexual assault.
“Not content with just spreading child-free propaganda among the goyim, filthy kikes are also trying to criminalize the act of making children itself,” KKKamerad writes.
The kikes know that anything leads to a healthy White baby is bad for the Judenreich and must be stopped ASAP – after all, that baby might grow up to be a brick layer, der Grenadier or a Daily Stormer reader.
So go ahead, dear reader, and stealth for the glory of the white race! Spill your seed into as many white thots as you desire.
(Thot, for those not up on contemporary misogynist lingo, stands for “That Ho Over There.)
A winking editor’s note — presumably from Stormer head boy Andrew Anglin — informs readers that this advice doesn’t extend to jurisdictions in which “stealthing” is illegal. “The Daily Stormer doesn’t endorse breaking the law,” the editor notes, “but we do endorse impregnating thots.”
But this editor’s note is followed by a much longer one that not only provides detailed instructions on how to “stealth” most effectively, but also urges would-be stealthers to physically restrain women who realize what’s going on and try to resist. I’m pretty sure that forcing sex on women who are literally fighting back against you counts as rape in all jurisdictions.
Whoever wrote this second “editor’s note” is either a practiced abuser or doing a pretty good impersonation of one.
After giving a detailed how-to on how men can slip a condom off without their partner noticing, the editor urges men to “go really, really hard, and ejaculate as balls deep as you can.”
He adds:
Make sure you have your hands tightly around her hips or on her shoulders so she cannot pull back when she realizes the trick you have just pulled.
Even if you don’t think that “stealthing” itself is a form of sexual assault — it is — this is straight-up rape by any definition.
After giving more advice on how to make “stealthing” easier — “you may want to put KY jelly on the tip of your penis before putting the condom on. This will make it easier to slip off” — the editor urges readers to resort to blackmail in an attempt to keep any women they impregnate this way from getting abortions.
[W]hen she comes up pregnant, threaten to call her family members if she has an abortion. You can also threaten to post about it on the internet.
I can only hope that most of the sexual partners of Daily Stormer readers are imaginary.
@Sandra
The Vorkosigan books are often lightly military, and I am a huge fan of Bujold. If you like those, maybe try Elizabeth Moon’s Heris Serrano books (starring a former space navy captain), and if that tickles your fancy, check out Tanya Huff’s Confederation of Valor. (Full bore milsf, Gunnery Sergeant Torin Kerr of the Space Marines kicks ass across half the galaxy)
@Dalillama
OOH. I’ll have to check those out. I love David Weber’s Honor Harrington series, as much as it can be improved, which sounds similar to those things.
Looking at the blurbs, the Heris Serrano stuff looks exactly like my cup of tea. And looking at the Confederation of Valor, that also looks amazing. Thanks, these are really good suggestions!
@Sandra
And here you were mentioning Jean Johnson. If you hadn’t specified women authors, Weber would’ve been one of my recommendations. That’s quality milsf there. (Note: Weber’s stuff with John Ringo is also pretty good. Don’t, for the love of all that is good, pick up anything Ringo wrote alone or in collaboration with anyone else whatsoever).
@Dalillama
I feel that men authors tend to write women in certain objectifying ways that are very annoying to deal with. Cassandra breasted boobily, and titted downstairs and so forth. Weber certainly does this with Honor quite a bit and it never ceases to irritate me.
Plus, the publishing industry is biased against women authors, to the point that a bunch of women authors use male pen names. So…several good reasons to be specifically looking at women authors.
@Sandra
No argument here.
@PeeVee
Indeed, that is me.
@Troubelle
Fran, a slender pink-haired girl, boggles at the strange glasses-wearing girl before her. An awkward silence follows, during which Fran slowly steps back out over the wreckage of the wall she just destroyed, obviously trying not to be seen.
@Sandra
@Dali
Okay, so when I write, I describe Cassandra’s ripe breasts pulling the front of her leather bikini taut.
But I also will describe Gwydion’s gigantic, rock-hard pectoral muscles in the next paragraph.
I be objectifyin’ errbody in this shit. Hide yo’ kids, hide yo’ wife, hide yo’ hubby.
gurrrrrrrrrrrl
[cackles in evil black woman]
I’ve had people tell me I spend too many words describing people.
And you know what I do?
Even more delicious purple descriptions. I immerse you in my descriptions. I like to think of it as this: some guy I read described books as being movies in your head.
Well, I’m the director who spends a few minutes on a close-up shot on the bodies and faces of my actors and actresses.
To expand on the ‘book = movie in your head” paradigm that guy put forth, I suppose I’m the sort of director who directs really trashy, spectacular animelicious obscenities like Kill La Kill or Gurren Lagann.
Women somersaulting over SWAT team officers with their powerful thighs while shooting them with their MP5 submachine guns then sliding into their Ford Mustang Boss 305 musclecars and peeling off in a cloud of smoke and dust and burnt rubber.
Glorious trash. Glorious. You all already know me, so I reckon you’re familiar with what I consider ‘art’.
[puts self in a dumpster, then makes a crown out of newspaper and puts it on her own head]
@Francesca
I tend not to objectify anyone in my writing. It focuses on history and plots and philosophy and looking at the ways these things intersect. Cassandra might be in a leather bikini, might even be talking about sex in that moment, but the reader is supposed to be paying attention to what she’s saying and doing, and who she’s saying and doing it to and why.
So, different styles. Yours sounds more entertaining as long as it’s even-handed, tbh.
Ah. And that makes me the director with the pretentious intellectual project that doesn’t hold up ten years later 😀 Better honest fun than trying to be smarter than you are.
Re: Hair. I kinda want to dye my hair purple. It’s black, so I’d have to bleach it a few times I think.
@Fracesca, IgnoreSandra: Aaaaand that’s another interwebs lesson for me. <3
@Sandra
Well, I’m unashamedly trash, so I will actually spend extra words describing the glow of sweat rolling down the hard, perfectly defined topography of Gwydion’s rippling abdominal muscles just so that you KNOW he’s super ripped, hunny, and he’s fit and athletic and etc.
Mind you, I then go on to outline why he’s perspiring and what circumstances led to this perplexing problem. My writing isn’t just fatuous descriptions, but my thing is that I want you to see my characters. I want you to see them very well in your head. I want you to really understand that Cassandra’s heavy breasts jut proudly from her chest.
Having established that, we can move on and then I get into the action after familiarizing you with a slow-motion full-body panning zoom shot of my characters.
EDIT:
I’m currently in the process of teaching myself to draw with some coursebooks.
It’s going to be perfectly awful. Watch out for this terrible female illustrator who draws all these breasty chicks and ripped dudes.
I hate nazis. They should go eat a whole bag of dicks (freshly lopped off via the Phoenician circumcision).
@Sandra
Mine’s blue and purple atm, looks great. I recommend having fun with yours.
@Fran
I’m the one who sometimes forgets which actor is actually playing a given role :p. I have a hard enough time keeping actual people’s faces straight.
@all
I am not even kidding about John Rongo either.
(CN: rape, sexual torture, csa. That’s for the review I linked; the book being reviewed needs all the CNs for all the things)
@Francesca
There’s a ton of terrible female illustrators who draw breasty chicks and ripped dudes. One more just sweetens the pot. There’s no such thing as too many drawings of beautiful people.
I didn’t mean to imply there wasn’t any substance to your work. Sorry. I just don’t bother describing Gwydion’s exact musculature if that’s not immediately relevant to the story, and Cassandra’s third mutant foot is in the same category.
I truly don’t write very often, so you’re probably much better practiced than myself xD
@Dalillama
Oh, I will. Long term, I literally want to dye it like a rainbow. But I should start fairly simple. Purple or red or some such.
John Rongo can just go fuck himself, ugh. Men should not write about sexual abuse.
@Sandra
Oh, you implied no such thing, have no fear. That’s just my self-deprecating humor at work.
Y’see, I have actually been in literary circles where I’ve been described as trash. I used to write very prolifically until these people caused me to have doubts in my own ability.
I’ve started back again at my graphic spectacles of ridiculousness, but now I’m keenly aware of my status of Queen Garbageia of Yonder Dumpsterre Fierrea.
ETA:
Also, there’s a happy ending to my story!
At the same time, I encountered people who were like,
So now I know people find my glorious monarchy of garbage quite amusing. Titillating. Whatever.
ETA2:
If I get out of my rut and start actually publishing again, perhaps you’ll be hearing scathing NYT Reader Reviews going something like,
Hell yeah, Francesca!
Get published, and let the world realize your delicate feminine badass power!
Bring on the scathing reviews! LET THE HATE EMPOWER YOU!
I’m still in the process of working an actual book out. I have like 30 potential stories in my head I wanna tell, I just gotta practice writing them.
@IgnoreSandra:
I really, really want to read this book. People in leather bikinis discussing philosophy is totally my thing.
Do you have anything published? Novels are hard, but short-story writing seems to fit the internet very well.
@EJ
No, I don’t. I don’t even have very much written down. Most of it’s hypothetical. Sorry to disappoint you. It’s hard for me to make the time to write every day.
@IgnoreSandra:
I totally get that. I have several half-written novels on my hard drive too. Daily writing is really hard.
If you ever do have something, I’d love to read it.
Whereas I, in my status as a prolific dumpster fire queen, have created two NaNoWriMo novels and countless fanfictions which I will not tarnish your eyeballs with at this time.
I used to find writing enjoyable and easy until I found out I was Queen Trash, but whatever.
I have grown into my role as trash. I now seek out similarly weird, trashy people like John Waters and Russ Meyer and Divine.
Eta:
To prove the truth of this, nobody at all asked for my artistic input on this matter, but I provided it regardless because I enjoy creating, or did, before I became chronically depressed and grew to dislike almost everything all the time.
I imagine that if I became an Empress, I would do a Nero and have you all locked inside an amphitheatre while I read my stories at you, and you would all eventually conspire to have me strangled in my bathing chambers because only death can release me from this awful circumstance I have inflicted upon myself and others.
I seem to have accidentally inflicted a story upon you all there just now, sorry. ,,?
Eta:
When you send the gladiator and gladiatrix to have me killed, make sure they’re young and super sexy.
I would have wanted it that way.
I want my death scene to be lengthy and glamourous and dramatic, as befits the artist dying within me.
Wait, let me do this properly.
I’m tired and must go to sleep or else I would continue to inflict this trash upon you all at further length.
@Francesca
I’ve always been really fond of trans lesbian butches myself, they’re breaking so many layers of gender roles and expectations – I’m writing a character that’s like that in one of my stories. Too often other trans women don’t want anything to do with them. :/ But I find this is a problem all over the queer community in general, people tearing each other down for not fitting the proper and/or desired “image” of whatever community they’re a part of.
@Victoria
Mmmh, I like this idea.
I shall incorporate characters like these into my next rolling dumpster fires of novels.
So, to annotate my death scene further, as is appropriate, there is also a trans lesbian butch gladiatrix, who, perhaps, thrusts a rather appropriately shaped leather gag down my throat to stifle my protests upon being so rudely strangled in this not at all very polite way.
I just realized, perhaps too late, as is usual with me, that I already kinda fit your request, as a trans pansexual butch woman of color.
However, I’m probably too elegant and ladylike for that, I will readily admit. I’m not entirely sure how extreme your tastes go, and given my imagination I can think of quite some extremes.
Also, I’m not a lesbian. I know, I know, I’m wasting my life not being a lesbian. So much potential squandered, right there, of course. 😛
@Francesca I believe erotica ebooks can be really lucrative. Just saying.
(Although it helps if you write fast. I don’t. I’m really slow.)