Spain: Neo-Marxists Push to Make Heterosexual Sex Illegal

Global feminist militants have become emboldened with the Weinstein verdict and are now pushing for legislation to effectively make heterosexual sex illegal on the part of the man.

France24:

A public spat within Spain’s two coalition parties over plans to shake up rape laws has cast a spotlight on the struggle between them to lead the country’s resurgent feminist movement.

The row comes ahead of International Women’s Day when rallies will take place across Spain that will likely draw hundreds of thousands of people in a nation where surveys show most women between 15 and 29 now call themselves feminist.

The dispute centres on a new draft law presented Tuesday by Equality Minister Irene Montero of the hard-left Podemos, the junior partner in the governing coalition, which would qualify all non-consensual sex as rape.

The justice ministry, headed by Juan Carlos Campo of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s Socialists, quickly said the bill needed to be fine-tuned, angering Podemos leaders.

According to an internal ministry report, the draft law — which faces months of debate in parliament — includes “unnecessary duplicated regulations” and does not establish “sufficient mechanisms to ensure its application”.

But Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias, one of Sanchez’s deputies and Montero’s life partner, quickly hit back, saying on Wednesday there were “many frustrated sexists behind the technical excuses” to change the legislation. 

And Pablo Echenique, another top Podemos member, also weighed in, saying: “It seems that when prestigious women draft a law, a macho man has to come and say: ‘Don’t worry, I will show you how we do things round here’.”

– ‘We’re a feminist government’ –

Sanchez’s righthand woman Adriana Lastra, the Socialist party’s number two, sought to calm the spat by calling the bill a “victory”.

“There are no sexist ministers, we have here a feminist government, from the first to the last,” she added when asked about the Podemos comments.

The justice minister, meanwhile, said he simply wants all laws tabled by the government to be “as perfect as possible” while Iglesias said he had not singled out Campo with his comments.

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Spain has regularly seen large rallies for gender equality over the past two years spurred by a range of issues, from violence against women to unequal pay — and both Podemos and the Socialists have championed the cause of feminism.

After being sworn in for a second term in January, Sanchez appointed a 22-member cabinet which has an equal number of men and women, with women occupying key posts such as industry, foreign affairs and the economy.

And three of his four deputies are female.

Sanchez’s government has in recent weeks appointed a woman to head Spain’s oldest police force, the Guardia Civil, and another to run the secret service. 

In each case, it is the first time a woman has held the post.

Podemos, meanwhile, made the reform of Spain’s rape laws a priority.

Under Spain’s current criminal code, evidence of violence or intimidation must exist for the offence of rape to be proved, a highly contentious legal nuance that is often tough to establish.

The draft bill tabled by Montero requires explicit consent for sexual acts, and removes the distinction between sexual abuse and the more serious charge of sexual assault.

We all know that what these femcunts mean by “consensual” is “not regretted”. If the femcunt regrets the sex with a male, she can retroactively declare it was non-consensual and thus rape.

The Weinstein verdict established this precedent in court where several women admitted to having consensual sex with the Hollywood producer, but then later came to the conclusion that they didn’t really want it. No resistance, either verbal or physical, was made during the sex but they were telling themselves in their mind that they didn’t want it.

So now men have to become mind readers in order to ensure that their female sex partners are consenting.

Let’s quote that again:

The draft bill tabled by Montero requires explicit consent for sexual acts, and removes the distinction between sexual abuse and the more serious charge of sexual assault.

Is “explicit consent” some kind of written and signed contract? Is that where we’ve arrived in the kooky world of femimaxism? As we all know, consent can be withdrawn retroactively now, so nothing short of a signed statement of consent by the female would suffice to prove it was consensual. And even then a judge may throw it out and side with the feelings of a cunt.

This is just another heinous power-grab by women. With laws like this they are essentially castrating men and forcing them to live in absolute fear of women and subservience to them. No man is safe from a false rape or sexual harassment charge, and there are no legal defenses against such a charge.

This feminist cancer is destroying the Western world, starting with Spain.

The row comes ahead of International Women’s Day when rallies will take place across Spain that will likely draw hundreds of thousands of people in a nation where surveys show most women between 15 and 29 now call themselves feminist.

There it is. Most Spanish women in my age bracket are feminists. They have been taught well to despise men, to be weary of men, to believe that men are all potential rapists and wife-beaters, and to work towards injuring men in the legal and political system.

The Spanish race will die off within 100 years if these psychopathic feminists are not stopped and their death ideology outlawed.

To give you an idea of what this hellish neo-marxist party Podemos stands for, look no further than one of its top members, a wheel-chair bound cripple.

Podemos’ political platform is nothing more than the total emasculation and enslavement of white heterosexual men in Spain.