Some AVFM articles are the gift that keeps on giving. Paul Elam shares one of those from the past and also treats us to a review of why it was and is such a successful piece of writing. He also shows us how we have feminists to thank for it. This one will be fun for the old timers on the site.
No one likes the sight of dirty laundry hanging out. This is especially true in the MHRM. But sometimes it is just inevitable. And sometimes, what looks like dirty laundry is actually laundry that has just been cleaned, and it is hanging out to dry in a cool breeze. Events now from MRA London
AVFM News Director Robert O’Hara interviews secular activist Justin Vacula who recently attended the second Women in Secularism Conference in Washington, DC. Vacula has a lot to say about what is happening in the secular community at the hands of feminist ideologues.
If you ask Gordon Wadsworth, feminism isn’t and perhaps never was a socially progressive movement. Tied to and subservient to archaic sex roles, feminism is just another expression of old school humanity, and as such it serves as an impediment to self-actualization for both men and women.
It has been established by investigators, not to mention a mountain of evidence, that restraining orders have been very, very good to actress Pauley Perrette. Are we on the verge of seeing one of them pan out nicely for her again, at the expense of ex-husband Francis Shivers?
As is no secret to anyone not living under a rock these days, the language and sentiments of the MHRM are making their way into the mainstream. Here is another example courtesy of CeeLo Green, a mega star with the courage to let the truth fly, right in the faces of assholes.
The honey badger parade continues as Diana Davison offers up some analysis and some poetry on female power and male disposability. For anyone out there interested in understanding why women become MHRAs, now would be a good time to shut up and read.
Dianne Abbott is concerned about men. More specifically she is concerned about their masculinity; especially when she thinks on some level that it may affect women. Well, actually only when she thinks it will affect women. Correction: Dianne Abbott isn’t concerned about men at all.
For Brad Casey. Watch this video, man, Watch it till your eyes bleed. Watch it till whatever part of your shopworn values that have not sold out start to find some inspiration from a single person telling their honest, simple story. Take an example from the courage, if you’re not too much of a chickenshit.
Brad Casey, a “journalist” that turns all things yellow into gold, wants to ask some questions from female MHRAs. Paul Elam has given Dean Esmay permission to give those women permission to speak without screening their words in advance. It is a helluva day to be an MHRA!
