A man-hating anti-empiricist woman professor and pro-circumcision campaigner was teaching a class on Andrea Dworkin, known feminist.

”Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship the vagina and accept that it is the most highly-evolved form of genitalia known, and infinitely superior to the penis!”

At this moment, a brave, STEM-loving, rational MGTOW who had doxxed over 1000 feminazis and understood the necessity of casual rape threats and fully supported A Voice For Men stood up and held up a phone.

”Have you read this article about domestic violence?”

The arrogant professor smirked quite femininely and smugly replied “Of course not, it was written by a man, and is thus incorrect” "Wrong. If it was written by a man, why does it appear in the noted feminist propaganda platform The Guardian? If it is incorrect as you say, the gynocracy would not have allowed it to be published."

The professor was visibly shaken, and dropped her chalk and copy of The Female Eunuch. She stormed out of the room crying those feminist crocodile tears. The same tears feminists cry for the “women” (who in fact control the entire world via the family courts) when they jealously try to feminise and castrate all men. There is no doubt that at this point our professor, Judith Butler, wished she had been born with a penis and become more than a sophist feminist professor. She wished so much that she had a gun to shoot himself from embarrassment, but she herself had declared them to be phallic symbols that combined sexuality and violence! The students applauded and all subscribed to /r/MensRights that day and accepted Warren Farrell as the greatest gender theorist of this or any other age. An eagle named “Male Supremacy” flew into the room and perched atop an uncircumcised penis and shed a tear on the glans. Tom Ball's manifesto was read several times, and Paul Elam himself showed up and abolished misandry forever.

The professor lost her tenure and was fired the next day. She died of lesbian bed death and was buried in an ecologically friendly cardboard coffin.