Anill Kumar, one of the principal founders of the Men’s Rights Movement in India will be joining us tonight. We will discuss the workings of India’s legislature and judiciary and touch upon the cultural misandry that pervades that country.
Bill Burr went on a rant about a Carrie Underwood song, “When He Cheats,” which is about a woman who pays back her man’s cheating ways with a baseball bat to his headlights and a key down the side of his car. He made a lot of good points, but Paul Elam thinks he lost track of the message.
Perhaps one of the greatest tragedies of the modern sexual zeitgeist is that we have lost track of the fundamentals. The things we learned as children that informed us of how to get along, with ourselves and others, seem to have been unlearned. Mark Trueblood offers a refresher course in humanity.
Has it been a week already? Apparently it has! Here’s a roundup of stories and videos and news items and other goodies you may have missed while you were away this weekend, or that may have glazed past your eye in the last week. You have no excuses for being bored, there’s so much good and bad going on it’s hard to keep up but Dean Esmay returns to help you keep track of it all with the Monday Roundup!
The Tuskeegee Experiment was an evil and deeply embarrassing chapter in American history. It showcased the absolute evil or racism against the Black community. JD Fraser takes a brief look at this event, and finds that it has another parallel at play in modern times. It is called feminism.
Peter Lloyd takes the sexual grievance industry for a trip behind the woodshed for its deplorable silence on the issue of the false allegation of rape that is so common in modern culture. Lloyd point to the consequence of these false allegations on both the accused and rape victims alike.
Has anybody else noticed that the theoretical model promoted by the salaried employees of the grievance industry seems best suited to perpetuating violence and raising money, and not quite so well suited to actually reducing violence? JtO shares his observations.
Are there any matters between male and female human beings over which feminists have not managed to screw the pooch? Well, we are waiting. What’s that? You don’t have an answer? Well, Neither does Diana Davison. As a matter of fact, according to Diana, they have even screwed up screwing.
Caleb Levette and his son Parker have just put on a real life, flesh and blood clinic in self-autonomy and freedom from the tyranny of family courts, as well as the abuse from custodial parents that those courts often foster and enable. AVFM honors and salutes these modern day heroes.
Man up, and other male targeting slogans remain pervasive throughout our culture and indeed appar to be spreading. Neil Westlake notes this, and correctly observes that it constitutes an anti male, violent and stifling climate pretending to humanism, while calculated to perpetuate harm.
