In case you needed more proof that leftists have turned feminism into a joke

A young French activist says intimidation disrupted her studies, yet the very movements preaching sisterhood look the other way In nanny states, men become state-dependent tradbros whose solution to an inadequate allowance is to pitch a fit, women get infantilized, and kids become insufferable.

But what happens when someone dares to step out of line? Enter Louise Montagnon – a 22-year-old master’s student, right-wing activist, and recent municipal National Rally candidate from Bordeaux, who has been all over French media debating the young left-wing activists indulging in synchronized tantrums across France, some burning their schools down to protest the lack of educational space.

When a country is sufficiently infantilized, you may as well send young people to fight each other on ideological front lines over problems ginned up mostly by grey-haired men.

Montagnon is refusing to sing the dominant tune.

“You are the useful idiots of this movement,” she told 17-year-old Erwan on television.

He made his name by publicly draping himself over left-wing leader Jean-Luc Melenchon and kissing him on the cheek, having already mastered the politician’s mannerisms while explaining why student life sucked at his slum of a Parisian school near Montmartre.

The academy boasts a majestic courtyard and a €120 million renovation project.

His particular hardship was having to put in full days.

Montagnon’s message was that the kid hadn’t seen much of the working world and might want to compare class timetables with her before declaring himself a victim.

Her argument is dangerous to the movement because if one person can manage, then why can’t you? And when that person is a young woman, the reality becomes especially inconvenient for young men.

Which would explain the violent reaction to this young woman’s mere existence.

“Last year, I had to leave my classes during the year because it was no longer possible for safety reasons,” she said during a media appearance.

“When you arrive at university and there are 80 people waiting to kick you out, you are no longer safe.” She also explained that during student elections, the library staff wanted her to leave despite what she described as about 200 “brainless leftists” waiting for her outside.

Read more France’s ‘high school’ protests aren’t what you think It has also emerged that back in February, she was reportedly distributing campaign literature when her young female colleague was pushed to the ground and she was thrown up against a wall.