How many more times will we have to hear about how ALL WOMEN are horrible, insecure, jealous, other-lady-hating bitches? Probably at least a few more times.

In case you missed it a couple of weeks back, Samantha Brick, a lady who I'd never heard of until just now, but apparently is so beautiful that men give her booze and train tickets and stuff, wrote what is possibly the most entertaining article of all time, explaining that being the prettiest flower on the plane, in the bar, or in all of France isn't all it's cracked up to be.

On Friday, The Globe and Mail published an article so offensive, so backwards, and so nauseating that the only reaction I could muster over the last 48 hours was fuming, spitting, red-faced anger.

We could feign shock at recent reports that members of the Vancouver Police Department were busted for sharing and watching pornography while at work, but are we really all that surprised? Certainly many feminists are not.

Oh y'all, it has been a magical week for the menz. And in case you're wondering, they are right and we are all very, very wrong. About everything.

Especially the sex industry.

Because you see, men are "normal." Everything they do is "normal." If they do it, it's "normal." And who can argue with "normal"? Certainly one can't argue with nature? And, conveniently, anything that happens is somehow "natural" (and therefore, immune to critique) simply because it exists.

American Apparel has never been progressive. It has never been pro-woman and it has never made much of an effort to hide its founder, Dov Charney's, pervy ways. Last year, Melanie Klein at Feminist Fatale outlined the myriad of ways in which the company has long been a terrible place for women.