COMPASSION IS A WEAPON ACCORDING TO THE PATRIARCHY - which is why the patriarchy is dying pathetically and without grace

“To me, the function and duty of a quality human being is the sincere and honest development of one's potential.”
Bruce Lee

The leading men today are okay leaving out the entire female experience. (Despite the fact women have put their lives on the line during every war, on every frontier, during every crisis, no matter the dangers, in order to bring forth all of humanity.)

These paid for heroes are more than okay reducing female heroism to Hallmark slop and The predatory Bachelor.

They're just fine making women the butt of their deadly collective joke - in perpetuity.

But the matriarchy sees what these so-called 'leading men' have been selling.  And what they've been reaping in return.

Narcissists use compassion as a weapon - so, is it a wonder the compassion of women is used as a tool to propel the white man's narrative?  A narrative that demands the subjugation of more than 50% of the population?

From Brad Pitt to Tom Cruise, to every single leading man raking in millions for selling sterilized violence and the male rage agenda... not one of them understands compassion.  Not one of them can model it in any meaningful way, because they simply do not speak the language.

You might as well speak gibberish to the lime-light-knights who traded their integrity and intelligence for fame.

My stalker and all of his supporters taught me as much.  How their brand of 'elite' is about fake perceptions, not compassion, not community, and certainly not wisdom.  Their brand is about selling you 'operant conditioning' like a Pavlovian dog, and then getting you to praise them for it.

From Clint Eastwood to Anson Mount - the evils of modern leading men are prolific - and in the the POST-TRUMP era, which we are quickly approaching - they will be held accountable - finally.

Their predatory charities, their predatory storytelling... it all came with a price they will soon have to face - with interest.

The kids they stole from, stole their myths, their legends, their dreams of the future - will not see past the gaping holes where their mother's, their sister's, their own stories should reside - with respect and reverence.

They will know who left our society with a gaping unhealed wound where our female legacy should shine clearly for all to see, for all to feel its warmth.

Modern storytelling took the male agenda to the extreme and in so doing has cut off its nose in spite of its face.

There is nothing they can do to fix the past.

The best any of them can hope for now - especially my stalker - is to confess, and make amends.

Before the matriarchy catches up to them.

Namaste,
The Storyteller 

“Everythings a choice. Nobody's born good. Nobody's born evil. It's always a choice.”  Tom Hiddleston (Tom sells violence to children.)

“Let us be the ones who say we do not accept that a child dies every three seconds simply because he does not have the drugs you and I have. Let us be the ones to say we are not satisfied that your place of birth determines your right for life. Let us be outraged, let us be loud, let us be bold.”  Brad Pitt (During Pitt's time as top Hollywood dog - the murder rate for babies sky rocketed.  So has child sex trafficking.  And his failed attempt at parenting, his failed attempts at husbandry - have made him worth $400 million today.)

“We all want to escape our circumstances, don't we? Especially if you are an actor.”  Benedict Cumberbatch (Benny has spent loads of time in a HUMAN TRAFFICKING HUB (Hungary) where journalists have been imprisoned for years for reporting on the human trafficking from both the Gaza and Ukraine conflicts.  He has zero problems with humans being bought and sold next to where he works - so long as he gets to play a hero on TV.)

“The most talented people are always the nicest.”  James Caan (Let's find out what really happened in those Hollywood tunnels - yeah?)

“If there's anything unsettling to the stomach, it's watching actors on television talk about their personal lives.” Marlon Brando  (Johnny Depp's idol, who talked him into Island Ownership, raped a woman onscreen and they kept it in the movie.  Depp praised him and worked with him long after Brando's behavior was known.)

“Just because I disagree with you does not mean that I hate you. We need to relearn that in our society.”  Morgan Freeman (Morgan's relationship with underage girls is well known, and yet... )

“You never know where one thing will lead...I guess the lesson is take every opportunity, because something might come of it.” Matthew Perry (Matt took the self-pity route and now a woman is in jail for selling him drugs he requested.  Matt did not take any opportunities that moved the needles of justice forward for those he was fine leaving behind in his industry.  Matt did not stick up for anyone but himself, and he died sad and lonely.)

“Live it up, every moment, every day. It'll be over in a ginger snap.” Bruce Willis (Diddy's buddy may have lost his ability to recognize those his brand of sensationalized violence hurt, but the matriarchy will remember, forever.) 

“I know I always want to do the best I can.”  Adam Sandler (Adam left out the silent part "I know I always want to do the best I can for myself", because during his reign in storytelling the female narrative was raped, scourged, branded and sold to the highest bidder.  Great job, Mr. empty laughs at everyone's expense.)

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