James Cook University’s shame
The administration of Townsville’s James Cook University have, by repeated failure to address the unethical conduct and open bigotry of Betty McLellan, embarrassed themselves and the university.
Month: July 2012
A will to do harm
John the Other examines the current and rising climate of imputed malice, hatred, and violence from gender ideologues outside and opposed to the men’s rights movement. But what if all that accusation is simply a notice of intention
The Non-Feminist Coalition Rejects Violence
Fidelbogen contemplates the likely outcome of an increasingly tilted social, legal and economic playing field, and suggests avoidance of that result
AVfM Radio: Objectification of Men
Examining the sexual objectification of men. Used to destruction, men in our society, and in others are afforded little human consideration when they most need help.
The state of play for men: Domestic Violence
A view of the current state of affairs in the sphere of DV. While men suffer violence at rates of parity with female victims, services and support are thin to nonexistent
Further insight on feminist shaming tactics
A new look at ad-hominem arguments, ineffective in silencing, unable to induce shame, and spotted easily by any moderately expererienced MRA, why keep using them?
Starting from first principles
A short, necessarily incomplete discussion of human rights from the philosophical position of first principals. Also, why reasoning from emotion is complete crap.
Altobelli’s Dilemma: A contrasting verdict
Looking at Australian family courts, including judge Altobelli’s ruling to ban children from a non-abusive father. Just how far will judges go to avoid protecting children from a female abuser.
What makes Jews so special?
Germany has recently outlawed the practice of circumcision, more accurately known as male genital mutilation. It is a decision that cuts sharply across religious lines, creating hostilities. Dan Moore wants to know why.
How a limp dick can save the world
Typhonblue takes a hard look at the relative social value of the limp dicks of the world, and posits the case that sexual dis-interest might be what stimulates change in what sometimes feels like a long, hard rod, *** ahem road.
