I was doing some reading on Facebook. Is it a post or an article? I can never quite decide which is which. Is it an article when the author cites his or her credentials? Is everything else just opinions? Using that definition I just provide my opinion as I don’t have any “credentials” that are officially recognized by those handing out the credentials. Well, whatever the case happens to be, I was reading. My first thought after having read that piece was social media is going to tear this guy apart! Let the derogatory, deprecating and denigratory comments begin.

The whole premise of this person’s article was that the judicial system in the United States has become too effeminate. Yes, that is what this person was proposing as a reason for the current state of civil unrest and lawlessness in the country. Mom is in charge now. And we all know that Mom is just a softy. Ah females, empathetic, understanding and forgiving are there strong points. Mom is love and understanding, Dad, well not so much.

I was amused because it reminded me of a little speech I used to give when I wanted to rattle some cages. At parties where I was familiar with all the people present, I could give this speech without being concerned about the societal implications. It was always met with laughter, dismissed as just being talk. It was my King speech. In this speech I explain how we have had kings that were queens. A man can be a king, or a queen, but a queen can never be the king.

Now a King that acts like a queen is never a good thing, it is a sign of weakness and possibly mental instability. The King is the ultimate authority; queens merely make suggestions. We all know how women get the things they want; you do get more flies with honey than you do vinegar. But, if enough resistance is offered, she will relent, biding her time. She will not forget, ever.

So, you see that is what is happening right now, the judicial system has become too effeminate. No one is taking any of that seriously, mommy understands and will give you another chance. Mommy will even help you, not expecting you to do anything on your own, you remain under her protection. That’s why you can’t have a pocketknife, a gun or ride a motorcycle, you might get hurt. Of course, the result is in you becoming a spoiled little brat that feels entitled to everything.

Law and order, discipline and punishment is the role of the man. You can’t be soft! As Arthur Purdue said in his commercial, ” it takes a tough man to make a tender chicken” Toxic masculinity? No, it’s not toxic, it is a necessity, a balance of power. The King can act and dress like a queen, but a queen can’t become a King. That’s why we have drag queens, not drag kings.