'A Bunch of Karens' at No Kings Demos

Amusing and fact-based.

 

A psychotherapist has explained why many attendees of last week's No Kings protests were educated white women in their forties.

Jonathan Alpert, a New York City-based mental health counselor, told Fox News that '40-something women are probably the biggest demographic of consumers of mental health services. Probably twenties to forties'....

We know a few of the wimmins who marched around, around, around and he's right.  We also know one or two who are considerably older.  See the following for their excuse:

 ...this kind of person is 'quite fluent in learning how to express themselves, their emotions. So naturally that would play out on the city streets.'

'The No Kings protests, from what I've seen in person and on TV, it seems to me like a big venting session. It's almost like a big group therapy. So, people get stuff off their chest and they feel better in the moment, but it doesn't necessarily bring about any sort of positive change,' he said.

He said that rather than actually effecting change, many of them are simply craving community or validation, which he said 'can be addictive'.

'A lot of times people are unhappy in their own lives,' he told Fox. 'They may have anxiety or anger, and they project that onto others. That's partly what we're seeing play out at these rallies.'...

It fits.