So, are we allowed to be honest anymore in America? About most things, yes, but what if we’re talking…
ABOUT WOMEN?
That’s a harder call, because for whatever reason, far too many women (in all fairness, mostly liberal women) in our society have become hypersensitive to anything that can be perceived as even mildly critical of women.
The incredible MULTI-DAY overreaction to a single joke Shane Gillis made on Saturday Night Live is a perfect example of this:
“I haven’t been to the gym in so long. I didn’t know that women just dress like whores now. I’m sorry, there’s no other way to describe — have you seen it? I’ve seen it. The shorts? Have you seen the shorts? Those neon — they’re like artificial bait colors. The wrinkles go around the cheeks, and all combine at the butthole. And don’t look. You’re not allowed to look. For real, don’t look because they are filming. I’m in the background of like 10 TikToks right now.”
By the reaction to this joke from feminists and liberal soy boys, you’d think that Shane Gillis proposed to Congress that all women be impregnated, chained barefoot in the kitchen to bake until they gave birth. At which point they’d obviously need to clean up the mess and get back to making pies.
Seriously, look at the joke above and start looking at some of these insane reactions, which are fairly representative of the lunacy we’ve been seeing across social media:
There have been endless claims that the Gillis joke was “misogyny,” but how can it be misogyny if it’s true?
I’ve been going to the same gym for over a decade at this point, and yes, these days a lot of the women wear skintight, neon clothing. In fact, the best argument you could make about this comparison being inappropriate is that a lot of whores wear MORE CLOTHING than women at the gym do:
“Oh, so you’re saying women are whores!”
No, not at all.
Dressing that way doesn’t make women whores. That’s just the way gym culture leads a lot of women to dress in 2026.
But the reason the Shane Gillis JOKE (Not social commentary, JOKE) lands is that they are DRESSED LIKE WHORES. We’ve all just normalized it to the point that we don’t even notice it anymore unless a woman dressed that way is making a TikTok claiming that she’s upset some guy is looking at the skintight clothing barely covering her body that she’s wearing for an audience of people who are also looking at her wearing the same clothing:
If men were this sensitive about attacks aimed at us – of which there are probably 50 for every attack on “women,” we’d never make it through the day. However, a weird trait of many modern women on the Left (Has it always been like this, or has it gotten worse?) is to treat general comments, especially from men, as if they’re personally aimed at them.
In other words, it’s “Shane Gillis said something negative about women wearing skimpy clothes in the gym, and I sometimes wear skimpy clothes in the gym (or my friend does or I just want to) and therefore, this is a PERSONAL ATTACK ON ME.”
But no, it’s not.
It’s not even a mean-spirited joke. After all, he didn’t call the women dressed like that whores, he just pointed out that they’re in public not wearing a lot of clothing, just like a prostitute would be if they were trying to drum up business, and isn’t it weird that that’s normal now and that we’re supposed to pretend not to notice?
In other words, the reaction to this is just hypersensitivity on the part of mostly liberal women who have no problem aiming the most scathing criticism imaginable at anybody they don’t like, especially men, but who can’t stand any sort of criticism, jokes, or pretty much anything they don’t like coming back in the other direction.
Gawd... I am so happy I am old and happily married to a traditional woman. Because what passes as female today is significantly unappealing mentally deranged animals that seem to need to be in a cage at a special zoo where they can show off their red butts behind a soundproof class enclosure where they would not be able to hear the jokes and be offended.