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I'm not a follower of anyone; but that doesn't mean I don't listen.

I could be mistaken, but I'm not aware of Jordan saying radical feminism poses an existential threat, or even a substantial threat to freedom. I do know that he says the radical left assumption of truthfulness or rightfulness based on group membership that has arbitrary and varying degrees of victimhood status is dangerous.

50 Shades of Grey (I've never read it or really know much about it) is proof that extreme feminism will never be popular because it goes against human biology. Women fantasize about a domineering man, not one seeking approval for every little thing ("can I hold your hand, can I place my hand on your waist, can I kiss you..."). The extreme feminist idea of 50 Shades of Grey would only appeal to 1% of the female population or less.

...anyhow, I'll grab lunch and listen to the latest JBP podcast.