Cher Once Said She Didn't Know What Men Were Important For

Cherilyn Sarkisian (Cher) was once (for reasons unknown) a popular entertainment figure in the US. Cher's strange outfits, dull singing voice, and minimal talent were unimpressive, and she was not close to being beautiful. Yet she embodied the zeitgeist of the modern "liberated" woman of the 70s. According to one observer, Cher was "described as embodying female autonomy in a male-dominated industry." Thus, Cher was a leading feminist of the entertainment world. She once expressed this ideology with an ignorant comment about men when interviewed by Sally Jessy Raphael (Real Jewish name: Sally Lowenthal) back in the 1980s. When Raphael asked Cher, "Do you think men are important," Cher's brainless response was "Like for what?" Although Cher's opinion is literally worthless, we have nonetheless decided to put her vacuous comment in perspective. This video highlights just some of the many important things that men do almost exclusively. Would Cher really like to live in a world where men weren't around to do what they do? I think not. From this short video, we can conclude that the doctrine of feminism/egalitarianism that has been foisted upon us for the last 60 years is completely mindless and bankrupt.