John the Other weighs on the effect of rhetoric and style in the rapidly growing men’s human rights movement, using an example from the common lexicon, “failure to launch.” Is it failure, or is it success at seeing the road ahead and opting not to walk on it?
Tammy Bruce has a new brand of feminism that we are all supposed to sign on to. It’s about shaming men sexually, controlling them and discussing women’s rights without even mentioning men’s rights. Uh, wait a minute. This is strangely familiar, isn’t it?
How is it we’re pretty certain the average person watching this won’t even get it and will stay something like “what’s the point?” It’s a sad, sad, sad, sad, sad world.
Once again James Taranto is facing a twitstorm, this time over suggesting that men and women are equally responsible for their behavior while drinking. Pierce Harlan has little patience for this, and neither do we.
The magazines and bookshelves are full of manuals teaching women how to ply the art of manipulation. While women are busy asking “where have all the good men gone?” Diana Davison has a different question.
Anyone who quotes Simone De Beauvoir as a serious expert on anything but solipsism ought to be laughed at. Sparky Fister is up to the task!
