Since Donald Trump was elected, the masculinist message has spread without complexes. The slogan “your body, my choice” has been widely propagated on social networks.
Since Donald Trump’s victory in the American presidential election, masculinists have been having a field day. “Hey s….., we control your bodies. Guess what? The guys won again,” said Nick Fuentes, American influencer, after the election. He greedily mocked the Democrats’ attempt to elect a woman to the White House: “There will never, ever be a woman president. Never! It’s over.” “A glass ceiling? Man, it’s a brick ceiling. Your stupid head keeps hitting the brick ceiling,” he said at length on his show “America First”, reports The Parisian. He also hijacked the feminist slogan “My body, my choice”, launched in the 1960s to defend women’s sexual freedom as well as their right to abortion. This gives “Your body, my choice”, which clearly illustrates a desire for control over women’s bodies, initiated by the flashback on the right of American women to dispose of their bodies since the annulment of the article Roe v. Wade.
This slogan published on And Nick Fuentes is not the only one whose sexism was exalted by Donald Trump’s victory. We also notice the use of this slogan among representatives of the “trad wife” movement, who are women who plead for an archaic model of the family, with women at home and men at work. Masculinist influencer Andrew Tate also said on X on November 7: “I saw a woman wanting to cross today, but I didn’t stop. The right of way? You no longer have the right “, we could read before the post was deleted. Some even call for the cancellation of women’s right to vote.
Donald Trump frees his voice
Nothing surprising given Donald Trump’s clearly anti-feminist positions for several years, and even during the campaign against Kamala Harris. The Democratic candidate was insulted, called mentally handicapped, questioned about her IQ… The president-elect is also known for having more than disrespectful behavior with women. He was found responsible for the sexual assault of ex-journalist E. Jean Carroll in May 2023. We also remember a scene filmed by NBC in 2005, and rebroadcast during Donald Trump’s first campaign , during which he said: “When you’re a star, they let us do it. We do whatever we want”, adding that he can “grab” women by the “pussy”. He ended up apologizing after these comments were broadcast.
The president-elect also made inappropriate comments towards his daughter, Ivanka, whom he claimed he could “date” if she were not his daughter. During his campaign against Hillary Clinton in 2016, he reused the former president’s cheating scandal by assuring: “If Hillary Clinton can’t satisfy her husband, how can she satisfy America?” And the list goes on. No wonder masculinists feel free to openly insult women and promote dangerous behavior.
Donald Trump’s entourage also allows this decomplexion. JD Vance and Elon Musk are popular figures among masculinists who consider them to represent strong men. The billionaire also changed the policy of racist, anti-Semitic, sexist and homophobic. Recently, his personal address was broadcast on social networks and women have once again hijacked his slogan, thus becoming “Your home, our choice”, or “your house, our choice”, a sarcastic touch of humor, which could still be a source of harassment, which will not prevent the masculinist machine from progressing in the minds, including of the youngest, who are very present and easily influenced on social networks.