Join us today at 4:00pm London time, 11am Eastern US time, where we will feature readings by American Phetote Mshairi, English legend ManWomanMyth, ideological bullying of men in Domestic Violence advocacy communities like Linkedin, and men’s tendency to accept lies about their fellow man without realizing what they’re saying about themselves.
Dear Mr Zuckerberg, can the classic document film Rape Culture, which was the genesis of the term “Rape Culture” and was primarily about male victims, have it’s own page please? Or is Kiss My Ass a better option? Isaac T. Quill ponders the question, and tries to find the answer…
Glen Poole recently made the mistake of actually trying to point out a feminist thinker who had something positive to say about men and boys, to acknowledge misandry and matriarchal power, and was unsurprisingly dismissed by self-righteous male feminists. But can we really believe he doesn’t kill kittens?
Karen Straughan, aka Girl Writes What was asked to deliver an address to the New York State Libertarian Convention. She delivered indeed. This overview of gender and modern politics is one of the most complete and exceptional works ever offered to the literature of the MHRM.
Young, dumb and full of diodes: that is the average Facebook employee, we reckon. It certainly fits Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his cronies. However, Isaac T. Quill is here to help, with some supplementary reading for Mr Z. Think he’ll bother? He should.
What do ideologues do when their lies are exposed, their reliance on intimidation and ad-hominem is laughed at, and the mainstream begins to call bullshit on their continued violent antics. They censor, obviously, and in dong so, prove their critics correct.
Paul Elam takes us through an imaginary conversation with two average, imaginary men. They talk about sports and politics and of course, tits. And they get down to the real essence of a man’s worth. His work. It is not a conversation that goes well, even in Paul Elam’s hopeful imagination.
Men are the violent sex, right? Women are the more peaceful and thoughtful and emotionally balanced sex, right. If women ran the world there would be no wars, right? The solution to the world’s problems is for men to become more like women, right? Well, maybe when you think about it, not so much.
Diana Davison writes an open letter to Facebook, reminding them of something feminists also seem to have missed out on. Not all women are feminists. In fact, a great many women are not feminists and don’t share their views. They are just as capable as the feminists of holding watch on what is happening.
This week on AVFM Radio, you are invited to join host Paul Elam for a special interview with AVFM Contributing Editor Karen Straughan, also known as Girl Writes What. Paul will be asking Karen a variety of questions about the men’s movement, libertarian politics and, of course, sex.
