Misandry and Fathers

I absolutely agree with this. Children's television programmes so commonly portray the father or son as painfully idle, inept, dim-witted and often impulsive. In the UK, there is a childrens cartoon called "Peppa Pig". Each episode revolves the exploits of this family. Invariably "Daddy Pig" is incapable of performing the most simple tasks. To exemplify - in one specific episode, "MummyPig" requested that he hang a picture frame. Amidst much amateurish, blundering behaviour, he finally hammered the nail into the wall only to discover that he had decimated the wall in the process...Following a hasty plasterwork job, "Mummy" arrived home, promptly berated him for his failure and then, quick as a flash and with the greatest of ease, hammered the nail in. I've found that this is one typical, monotonously predictable way in which males and females are conveyed in books, films and programmes produced specifically for young people. Feisty, kick-ass women and emasculated, blundering men. Feminists either tend to deny that this type of misandry even exists or if they do acknowledge it, then usual "men have committed historical injustices against women" justification is trotted out. Its a pity they don's see the irony in their behaviour.

Yes, worse of all, we're teaching them it's ok. Just like the idiots who feel it's ok to be racist against white people.