Clay Aiken Reveals His Misogyny

Clay Aiken’s latest antic, possible publicity stunt is an excellent example proving homosexuality does not exempt a male from being a misogynist. As the story goes, Clay Aiken while flying from one c-rated gig to another condescendingly placed his foot, his fucking foot, the filthy shoed-foot that walks on the ground and through dirt and nasty public airports and bathrooms on a fellow passenger, a woman’s armrest. One would have to wonder if he thought he could do this if the abused passenger had been another man. So I guess he assumed she was to just sit there and take it because nasty foot or not, he is fucking the man, Clay Aiken. NOT! Bravo to the woman passenger for standing up to Mr. Celebrity. Apparently, she did not take kindly to his presumptuous arrogance and let him know about it, which I do not doubt led to him saying something with his acid tongue, the very meme that every male homosexual that I have ever met in my life considered an attribute. Then somewhere in this unfolding drama, the woman shoved (“minor shove”) entitled man.

As if traveling is not stressful enough. Who needs an asshole making it worse? I have witnessed and experienced people putting their feet where they do not belong. Once I paid a whopping one hundred dollars, a hundred dollars that I could have used for something else to see a Tennessee Williams production. The theatre was coliseum like, each row was elevated higher than the row in front of them, hence, the person’s head in the lower row was level with the path that the upper row walked on during intermission and rested their feet on during the play. The asshole behind me felt as if the path was not wide enough to accommodate his legs stretched out because twice he had his feet on my chair. If I turned my head one inch left or right my ears then my cheek met his shoelaces. It was not until I turned around and loudly demanded that he keep his fucking feet off my seat that he finally stopped.

Of course, Clay Aiken could not let it rest, nor could he miss an opportunity to exploit the situation further at a woman’s expense. Instead of letting the incident die in the abyss of short attention spans, on stage he jokingly told concertgoers who attended the former “American Idol” singer’s show that earlier in the day he was beaten up by a girl. Not a woman, a girl. He knew he could get away with this little joke because society expects men to beat on women, and through that expectation promotes and allows it, therefore if a woman defends herself it cannot be taken seriously, it can only rank as a joke.

Fuck You CLAY AIKEN!