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Now the Daily Stormer is mad at … Stargate Atlantis? For portraying women as competent?

Torri Higginson as Stargate Atlantis’ Dr. Elizabeth Weir: Dangerously competent?

By David Futrelle

In today’s edition of Nazi Mad Libs, the [DAILY STORMER] is mad at [STARGATE ATLANTIS] for [PORTRAYING WOMEN AS COMPETENT.]

Andrew Anglin, the Stormer’s head boy, starts off his post on the subject by admitting he’s a fan of the long-defunct show, whose final episode aired more than a decade ago.

Nonetheless, he’s distressed by one element of the show that he thinks strains credulity much more than the idea of “ancient pyramid civilizations building wormhole portals.” It features women who are good at their jobs,

He laments that the commander of the Atlantis base on the show is a woman Dr. Elizabeth Weir, and that one of the other main characters is, in his words, “a sultry mulatess who is a master of martial arts.”

Never mind that in the real world there are plenty of women running important institutions. And there are others who are masterful martial artists.

As Anglin sees it, Stargate Altantis’ terrible artistic defect — the inclusion of female characters who know what they’re doing — has infected TVland generally. “You all know this is in every single show,” he whines. “There are always super-competent women.”

Indulging in the same sort of extreme misogyny we see amongst MGTOWs and many others in the manosphere, he’s convinced that in the real world, women can’t do anything well.

“[I]f you look around you,” he writes,

you will not find a woman who can manage a McDonald’s. ..

In real life, women are virtually incapable of doing anything, at all. They cannot handle any situation that involves pressure or stress without having an emotional breakdown. And this is universal.

His evidence?

You all know this from your own experience.

No I don’t. I’m pretty sure that’s some sort of logical fallacy. Ad Populum? Consensus Gentium? Something along those lines.

You have all seen women who are put in positions of authority and are completely and totally incapable of handling the situation, and end up having men prop them up at every turn.

Yes, and I’ve never ever seen this happen with a man *cough* Donald Trump. Although, to be fair, the men propping him up are nearly as incompetent as he is.

It is more likely that you’ve seen a Stargate portal than a woman capable of competently managing a complex situation.

The only thing that women can do competently is sit around and gossip. And you’ll notice that this is the main thing that you witness them doing in real life.

With the exception of a few clear thinkers like himself, he asserts, everyone is willing to believe in what he sees as the myth of female competence, even though the evidence against it is all around them.

But everyone in society has this concept that women are capable of being competent, and that it is just the ones that they meet in their personal lives who just are – by coincidence – completely incompetent.

So how does Anglin explain this? He thinks everyone has been secretly baboozled by the “subliminal” power of the media — in particular, all those shows portraying women as competent.

This is a mass psychological phenomenon, that is purely the result of exposure to entertainment media.

“Entertainment media,” huh? Can you see where this is going, because I can see where this is going.

We need to be aware of the way TV tropes have invaded our psyches.

But somehow they haven’t invaded Anglin’s psyche?

And we need to ask why, if these women are incapable of doing literally anything at all, we have a massive and massively expensive education complex existing for the ostensible purpose of educating them to put them in jobs where they will take on responsibilities they are biologically incapable of managing.

When Nazis start asking these sorts of loaded questions, it’s pretty much a given where they are going. And Anglin, though he disappoints the world in so many other ways, does not disappoint us in this regard.

[W]e may ask ourselves: is this all part of a Jewish conspiracy to keep us from breeding by ensuring that the creatures which should be carrying our children – white women – are playing a children’s game where they pretend to be men?

Ah, yes, The Jews put the fictional Elizabeth Weir in charge of a fictional Stargate base in order to … keep white women from, er, breeding by inspiring them to get jobs?

Anglin isn’t the only Stormer writer arguing that women are by nature incompetent. A recent post by “Pomidor Quixote” — the Daily Stormer’s go-to contributor for all things misogynistic — takes aim at the recently deceased Sue Lyon, an actress most famous for playing Lolita in Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of the (in)famous Nabokov novel.

Quixote notes that the five-times-married Lyon had a child with one of her husbands who happened to be black. In Quixote’s view, this proves that women aren’t capable of making rational choices.

“Treating women as equals and allowing them to make choices results in life stories like Sue Lyon’s,” he writes.

Women can theoretically rival men in IQ, but their brains never mature into proper adulthood. They are eternal children enslaved by their feelings. …

Yet we pretend that women are the same as men, we pretend that they are adults, and we pretend that they are capable of making good choices for themselves. …

People nowadays see all these women ruining their lives, betraying their people and hurting future generations and they shrug it off with some cookie-cutter slogan like “their body, their choice.”

That’s right; he’s mad that women have the right to choose who they love and who they have sex with.

We can only pray now. Pray that the collective soul of our people will be strong enough to come up on top of this sick trial.

Pray that your soul will endure walking through this hellscape of unbridled succubi.

Succubi, huh?

I’ve said this before, but when it comes to their views on women, the Daily Stormer is actually worse than Hitler.

I rather suspect that the Daily Stormer crowd would consider this a compliment.

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Lumipuna
Lumipuna
4 years ago

I’m pretty sure that’s some sort of logical fallacy. Ad Populum? Consensus Gentium? Something along those lines.

I think Anglin is gaslighting his readers into developing confirmation bias. Or training them to simply unthinkingly accept assertations about reality. Probably both.

Fred B-c
4 years ago

Let’s be clear here. Stargate Atlantis is fiction. Even if it is impossible for women in the real world to do the things they are depicted as doing, it’s impossible for men to do those things, because Stargates and Goa’uld don’t exist as such. Every time a bigot screeches about women or people of color or gay folks being depicted as competent or hyper-competent or super-powered, they are actually saying, “The only people who deserve to have a fantasy that is fun for them to watch is me”. The very basis of the argument is a denial of the basic existence of other people’s needs and dignity.

Fred B-C
4 years ago

Also, Anglin quite suspiciously ducks out of admitting that Flynn’s work shows that female IQs are higher. When blacks seem to have a lower IQ, that’s proof that they aren’t prepared for civilization; look at all these cross-correlations! But suddenly when women seem to be demonstrably more intelligent by his own pet fetish, well, ummmmm, their brains are somehow not competent despite the evidence.

While trolling Nazis isn’t smart in general, the Nazi adjacent can get tripped up by the reality that, if we’re going to take IQ seriously, then we should insist that women get paid more and be in charge.

Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
4 years ago

Andrew Anglin, what was that you were saying about competence?

[O]ne of the other main characters is, in his words, “a sultry mulatess who is a master of martial arts.”

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Samantha Kaswell
Samantha Kaswell
4 years ago

I recently turned 69 and on that day, sitting and talking with my wonderful granddaughters, I suddenly stopped giving a tinkers damn about anything that these fellows think or say. I realized that we women have paid too much of our creative and wonderful time listening to, believing and serving people who are not worthy of us, and not enough time exploring the multiverse, playing with our youngsters and putting our magnificent minds to work creating a world that we can all live in.

I have no more room in my life for idiots. I, and we all, can change our world and our lives for the better simply by recognizing that these “men” are nothing more than terrified babies, beating their little fists and feet on the floor in temper tantrums that have nothing to do with real living.

Yes, they can be very dangerous, which is one very good reason to be aware of what they are doing and planning. After all, religious groups and other misogynistic groups have a long history of killing, imprisoning and maiming us for the horrible crime of behaving as human beings, and I am grateful for the people who speak out, act out and write about the things they are doing. Thank you, David and everyone who writes here for that.

But I think that we women, and the true men who really are our friends, could do some amazing things if we take what we learn and turn our backs on the MRA’s, MGTOW’s, NAZI’s, and others who waste their lives telling us who we are and should be, and dance in the streets while we forge new paths for ourselves and our children while we have the time.

For far too long we have been browbeaten into doubting and hating ourselves so that guys like these can feel “superior” and safe from the “infection” of femininity, about which they know nothing.

galanx
galanx
4 years ago

In the early days of The Walking Dead they had one scene where Michonne, as super-competent fighter who had survived by herself in the Zombie Apocalypse, got in a fight with the Governor, a sneaky but wimpy type- he admitted himself he was not a fighter- and they had a knock-down confrontation. Which led to howls of complaint that any woman could stand up to any man. This is what they found to be ‘unrealistic’ in a show where dead people come back to life.

Sillabub
Sillabub
4 years ago

It’s funny, because all my best and most competent managers over the last five years have been women. The most recent of those left the company in January 2019 and was replaced by a man, whose management and general work skills were so appalling that I raised a grievance complaint against him and resigned.

But maybe, since I’m a woman, I’m just too feeble-minded to have recognised that my boss being a bully who couldn’t write decent copy for toffee was actually some act of abstract genius, or something.

Moggie
Moggie
4 years ago

Don’t forget the Dunning-Kruger effect. That doesn’t merely cause one to overestimate one’s own competence: it also leads to misjudging the competence of other people. Is it even possible to be a Nazi without an unhealthy does of illusory superiority?

Sheila Crosby
Sheila Crosby
4 years ago

Funnily enough, Nazis seem to be way less competant than average. I think it’s the refusal to acknowledge any reality that’s uncomfortable to their ego. She can’t be better than me! She must have cheated!

As for men never being emotional, remember the crying nazi? Remember the audio of Richard Spancer’s meltdown?

But of course he refuses to remember that.

Naglfar
Naglfar
4 years ago

@Moggie

Is it even possible to be a Nazi without an unhealthy does of illusory superiority?

I don’t think so. The original Nazis had it through the roof.

@Sheila Crosby

As for men never being emotional

And those are far form the only such occurrences. Frankly, I’ve seen way more men publicly melting down than women.

Moggie
Moggie
4 years ago

Men never being emotional certainly explains their level-headed reactions to the last three Star Wars films.

(Sorry, I went to see a star war yesterday, and I’m glad to put that behind me)

weirwoodtreehugger: chief manatee

But when when white cishet conservative men have meltdowns, they’re justified, so they’re still manly and rational in their meltdown.

preaction
preaction
4 years ago

I literally watched my APN girlfriend save a woman’s life in a restaurant three nights ago. Or maybe that was just media-induced false memories?

LinuxLea
LinuxLea
4 years ago

It’s baffling how he’s going after SG:A for portraying military women as “incompatent” when being in the military would (supposedly) demand a level of professionalism and compliance.

Weir is a civilian, though.
It’s part of an overarching thing in Stargate mythology that Atlantis has a considerable civilian presence.
Also, Weir is canadian..

I think that Anglin, looking for incompetent women in charge, would be better served by “Star Trek Voyager”!
(No one in that series is competent, especially not Katherine Janeway.
It was mostly written by men, though, so, you know, “Women are incompetent at writing incompetent woman captains!”

FEEEEEMALES, AMIIRITE, GUYS?!!!!)

ChimericMind
ChimericMind
4 years ago

I think that Anglin, looking for incompetent women in charge, would be better served by “Star Trek Voyager”!
(No one in that series is competent, especially not Katherine Janeway.
It was mostly written by men, though, so, you know, “Women are incompetent at writing incompetent woman captains!”

The Emergency Medical Hologram was competent. In his specific area of expertise that he was programmed for, because he was a program. Paradoxically, as the most fantastic character on the show, he was the most believable, because any odd behavior could be chalked up to “intentionally 1-dimensional character gradually evolving complexity from being left on for far longer than he was supposed to be”.

And ironically, his actor then joined Stargate Atlantis!

jaygee
jaygee
4 years ago

mulatess

I also had no idea what this was. I think my brain just settled on “Moltres” which is a Pokemon. “Mulatress” makes a lot of sense though in the context of the sentence.

LinuxLea
LinuxLea
4 years ago

And ironically, his actor then joined Stargate Atlantis!

His character had already appeared in SG-1 by that point, but I’m not sure if it was prior to Voyager.

TacticalProgressive
TacticalProgressive
4 years ago

@LinuxLea

Weir is a civilian, though.
It’s part of an overarching thing in Stargate mythology that Atlantis has a considerable civilian presence.

Granted this True on both counts; but even than civilian contractors in the military and civilian liaisons working with the military tend to hold a certain level of decorum than that of your average civilian, if at least for the reason of having to work alongside a military command structure that would demand a supposed required level of professional decorum. Which to Weir’s credit; she is able to accomplish quite well.

Also, Weir is canadian..

And as a fellow Canadian; I find to a point of awesome knowing that there’s are SG-Teams with Canadians traveling through wormholes and discovering new things and people and facing intergalactic threats.

FlyByKiwi
FlyByKiwi
4 years ago

Oh no he didn’t! You don’t get to criticise my fav sci-fi franchise! NOOOOOO! I am irrationally upset by criticism of Stargate for any reason (but after all I am an incompetent emotionally-driven irrational female).

Also I’m not sure if competent Nazis is better or worse… If they’re incompetent but still dangerous is that worse than competent and dangerous? Long may the infighting and argy bargy continue, cos when they combine and look outwards…?

Jesalin, Goddess of Lust & Pleasure
Jesalin, Goddess of Lust & Pleasure
4 years ago

The Doctor (EMH) on Voyager is easily the best character on the show, in my opinion. He’s an amazing character.
As far as SG-1 goes Sam Carter was my favorite, not only is she wildly competent and amazingly brilliant, she’s seriously compassionate towards others. Total. Badass.

Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
4 years ago

Andrew Anglin: Laziest essayist ever?

The actual reality, of course, is that if you look around you, you will not find a woman who can manage a McDonald’s.
Seriously.
In real life, women are virtually incapable of doing anything, at all. They cannot handle any situation that involves pressure or stress without having an emotional breakdown. And this is universal.
You all know this from your own experience. You have all seen women who are put in positions of authority and are completely and totally incapable of handling the situation, and end up having men prop them up at every turn.


Essay Structure

State your thesis in a sentence or two. . . . Begin your next sentence like this: “To be convinced by my claim, the first thing a reader needs to know is . . .” Then say why that’s the first thing a reader needs to know, and name one or two items of evidence you think will make the case. This will start you off on answering the “what” question. (Alternately, you may find that the first thing your reader needs to know is some background information.) Begin each of the following sentences like this: “The next thing my reader needs to know is . . .” Once again, say why, and name some evidence. Continue until you’ve mapped out your essay.

https://writingcenter.fas.harvard.edu/pages/essay-structure

Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
4 years ago

In real life, women are virtually incapable of doing anything, at all. They cannot handle any situation that involves pressure or stress without having an emotional breakdown.

Andrew Anglin, you need evidence. Let me help you out. No, this is not evidence from a rigorous study. It’s anecdotal — but at least it’s something.

I failed my driver’s test on the first try. (What a loser, amIrite?) I failed on the second try. (I can hear you chortling.) I failed on my third, fourth, and fifth tries. Yes, there were tears involved. (What a knee slapper.)

But I persisted and I passed my driver’s test on my sixth try.

Oh wait. I see now that my story isn’t about female failure. It’s about a young woman with the courage to keep going back and trying again until she achieved success.

My bad. Good luck getting the evidence you need.

Surplus to Requirements, Observer of the Vast Blight-Wing Enstupidation
Surplus to Requirements, Observer of the Vast Blight-Wing Enstupidation
4 years ago

@Kat:

I failed my driver’s test on the first try. (What a loser, amIrite?) I failed on the second try. (I can hear you chortling.) I failed on my third, fourth, and fifth tries. Yes, there were tears involved. (What a knee slapper.)

But I persisted and I passed my driver’s test on my sixth try.

Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
Kat, ambassador of the feminist government in exile
4 years ago

@Surplus to Requirements
Thanks, that was wonderful.

Amtep
Amtep
4 years ago

As for Nazis and competence: if your genetic ancestry is your greatest source of pride, then you probably don’t have much else going for you.