Triggered Snowflake Calls Me a Pig

Last week a triggered reader called me a pig after reading my email about AOC calling us “A Nation in Decline.”

Leslie, from Florida wrote:

“Once again you’ve displayed your sickening bias against women with another glaring example of misogynism.  Your meme, showing a woman falling off a ladder, referring that she should be in the kitchen making sandwiches, was nothing short of disgusting.  You’re a Pig, Vincent, and someone should slap you.”

First of all, Les (or Leslie), the meme said “Sammiches,” NOT Sandwiches.

And if you didn’t perceive the sarcasm then you won’t understand what I’m about to say.

Whenever you (anyone except a member of the Vagina-Hat-Wearing-Crowd) see a meme or cartoon in one of my emails, you can rest assured it’s there to further illustrate a point.

In this case the meme highlighted how people like the young inexperienced female Congress Critter – AOC – is trying to use her Marxist agenda to spread hatred.

She’s being coached used by a sinister group waayyyy above her pay grade and she has no idea what she’s dealing with.

Henceforth the reference to the “Becky falling off a ladder” meme. (see email HERE)

People like AOC and CNN’s Don Lemon have gained celebrity status by appealing to the darker side of humanity.

Instead of recognizing and praising what’s good in our world they focus on the negative.

Then, in their sanctimonious hypocrisy, they play the victim card to attract sympathy.

These kinds of actions are pathetic at best.

They’re similar to people like our triggered reader (Leslie) who have a misguided belief that everyone should care about their feelings.

That’s like investors thinking the markets are going to move in a certain direction based on their “feelings.”

Remember, the markets don’t care about anyone’s feelings.  Nor do most people care about celebrity wannabes spewing hatred.

When you learn to look beyond your feelings, you’ll understand how to make money in the markets while everyone else is losing.

And you won’t be offended by someone’s meme.

Learn how NOT to get triggered in Turbulent markets in our January newsletter (HERE).

And for Becky’s sake, here she is again: