The Power Series: This is What Anti-Male Looks Like | Woke Feminism in Action

The Power is a thriller based on the award-winning novel by Naomi Alderman. It is set in our world, with one difference. Suddenly, teenage girls can electrocute people. The Power follows extraordinary characters from London to Seattle and from Nigeria to Eastern Europe. What begins as a tingle among teenagers develops into a complete reversal of the balance of power.

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[ianj]

Of course the writer is a body positive feminist. You can't make this stuff up.

[johnconnor]

I love that a nightclub doorman asking for ID is a sexist offense.

[TheRagnarokknight]

"A true matriarchy." So, in their eyes, since power held by the majority of one gender is a threat, then what they seek is the same. Only they see their own as just. In other words, they are admitting that equality isn't not what they seek, but superiority. This isn't implied, but pretty rather straightforward. Keep this in mind the next time they argue that its equality they fight for.

[incipidsigninsetup]

Power doesn't change you. It just reveals who you always were.

[JarinXeno]

Interesting. This shows us that if women had the ability to they would all be villains.

[KageTheBard]

This is nightmarish to Me, the whole video really lays out their agenda - and was done so beautifully. Great VID

[EziekielNightwind]

"With great power must come great responsibility"

Women are granted incredible power, and what do they do with it? Abuse it, use it selfishly for their own ends. The feminist writer doesn't realize that in her attempt to depict a feminist utopia she just displays the dystopia that would come about if women like her were given the reigns of power.

[sergeantpeppers]

I was a corrections officer for 16 years and oversaw some of the worst men in the country, but when they admitted they killed someone, NOT ONE said it felt good.

I've been in counseling groups with police officers who had to kill someone in the line of duty, NOT ONE said it felt good, even tho the person they killed may have deserved to die.

I've been in groups of military people who talked about killing in war, NOT ONE ever said it felt good to kill an enemy combatant.

But STRONG, INDEPENDENT wahmen can kill someone, and it feels good to them? Who are they trying to convince?

And that scene at the end where the two wahmen kill the power grid to the whole city, are they going to be looked at as terrorists? Because what they did there was a terrorist act. How much looting and riots and murders and other crimes were committed because these two wahmen thought it would be fun to kill the power grid. But the real power will be shown by the men who will have to work their arses off to get the lights back on.

Stupid writer of this has no clue what real power is.

[SomeCanine]

Of course a female power fantasy is about crapping on men and controlling them. Goes to show you how transactional women's thinking is when they interact with men and why you should NEVER EVER SIMP.

[danielanderson]

"With great power comes great responsibility." - Uncle Ben
"With great power comes quite the body count (one way or the other)."
- Aunt Feminism

[ronque]

Forget this modern era, has there EVER been a show or movie that glorified men killing women?! These show creators are sick in the head.

[brainiacK]

Whenever I meet a woman who is talking about empowerment it’s my experience that they’re usually consumed with feeling powerful and have control issues. I’ve learned to nod, smile and fade out.

[thelogicalconstructivecrit]

How ANY Male could take part in the creation, production, acting, etc., in that series should be ashamed.

[briandarkwolf]

Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Their own trailer exemplifies this maxim. None of the women in this show, not even the creator of it are heroes. They are villains. Villains with a fantasy of destroying all good in people.
And the characters show no compassion, no empathy. They are sociopaths.

Disgusting.

[steveouk]

If men had manifested these power and attitudes, they'd be shot in the head. This is not "empowerment", this is delusion.

[voidwalker]

Finding delight in the pain, suffering and death of other people is some straight up psychopathic stuff.

[RobinHill]

I'd love to see how long it would take under 'the matriarchy' for the sewers to overflow and the lights to go out. As Jordon Petersen said, a little gratitude towards men for all the gifts they have brought to womankind would be nice - but don't hold your breath.

[stillaboveground]

This series is the silliest thing since Silly came to Silly Town.
I mean there is fantasy, and then there's delusions.

[vcreed]

I can imagine how violent the lesbians would be in this particular universe

[RobGordon]

The worst thing is this actually got picked up and made into a show