Month: July 2011

Pulling Back The Foreskin

It is curious to consider that rape for a woman does not represent a biological contradiction to her utility as it would and does for a male victim of rape. Yet we pay the male victim no fare. This ethical contradiction suggests that female rape may be better represented as a property crime. It may be better simply to issue rape insurance to women as some governments are now offering the payout. Once privatized, behaviors that may contribute to the occurrence can be scrutinized by female executive peers who may be wildly unimpressed with slut-walks and more diligent with their ethics.

Some thoughts on Casey Anthony

Did you write any angry letters to your congressman or to the editor of your local newspaper when Crystal Gayle Mangum got off scot free after being busted lying about being raped – at the expense of three innocent men? How about the same for Danielle Ndonye who lied about being raped by five men at Hofstra University in New York?

Bet you didn’t.

Feminist Kia Abdullah Laughs At Recently Deceased Men

As reported on 30th June, three young British men were tragically killed in a bus crash in Thailand while on gap year from university.

One would think that the feminist sector might remain silent on the issue, since the accidental death of men has no obvious bearing upon issues of women’s rights or sexual equality – which, I am assured, is all feminism is really about. But then, feminists haven’t been particularly good at holding their tongues just lately, have they?