Quite a few problems with this article, but I'll stick to two:

First,  arguing that the idea of “If you’re to going drink 11 ounces of liquor, that’s destructive on a lot of levels..." is some kind of apostasy, and that its author ought to be disparaged, dismissed, and told to "get bent," is evidence of an unhinged mind totally devoid of reason. 

If this is truly the view of modern feminism, as the author suggests, then that movement is at risk of total irrelevancy within a generation. This is unfortunate; that movement has generally been a positive force throughout modern history and could have an important role today. 

Second, there are the subtle and not-so-subtle aspersions directed at the heretics (described as railing, shouting, and phone-slamming demi-mondes). The author also praises the professor who posits that "physical and psychological self-assertion works..." yet quibbles with Paglia over similar views. This all reeks of personal rancour and debases the article.