William Shatner battles SJWs and third-wave feminists on Twitter

Published August 1, 2017 2:55am ET



William Shatner, also known as the original Captain James Tiberius Kirk in Star Trek, went were few men have gone before, battling man-hating social justice warriors online and never backing down.

The 86-year-old actor showed no signs of slowing down this past weekend by responding to a few feminists on Twitter who called Shatner a misogynist.

It’s a bizarre set of exchanges happening. Yet, liberal and progressive fans of Sci-Fi, particularly Star Trek, are disappointed in Shatner’s political stances given the fact that he starred in a very socially progressive show in the 1960s.

Back in April, Shatner got into it with feminists online who repeatedly questioned his values. He shut them down instantly.

When asked about how feminists never speak highly of masculinity, Shatner rebuked that by saying it wasn’t until “third wave” feminists went scorched earth on men teetering into misandry.

While Shatner has become a huge letdown for progressive Sci-Fi fans, he hits the nail on the head with respect to how feminism today treats anything masculine as evil. Even liberal outlets like Gizmodo (the old Gawker affiliate) tried to depict Shatner as a Nazi because of how anti-PC he is.

Liberals and progressives have bigger fish to fry than to continue on their crusade of calling men “white supremacists” and “misogynists.” They’ve hardened their position so far to the left since Trump was elected that, on Monday, DCCC Chairman Ben Ray Luján announced that they would no longer have a litmus test and would even fund pro-life candidates in an effort to move to the center. This brand of divisive, call-out politics has been such a drag on Democrats that they’ve finally decided they don’t want to be a part of it anymore.