Imagine being a person who would write or celebrate this pizzle...
What's one part you find especially pizzle-y?
All of it. It's boring, lazy logic. The fact that he uses "it," as if you could ascribe universal characteristics to a group that is, at best, a loose confederation of groups with unique interests. The self-flagellating hubris of a woke hetero cys white American modern man is a thing to behold. As a general matter, generalizations should generally be avoided. I can understand the desire to divine simplicity from chaos and complexity, but in the end he is no different than the spider, which by a lazy contemplation of four inches round, by an overwhelming pride, which feeding and engendering on itself, turns all into excrement and venom, producing nothing at last but fly-bane and a cobweb.
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