125 Reasons for Laci Green to hate feminism
After being banned from Twitter and Quora for critiquing feminism, Anne Claude consolidates years of study of feminism. Copy and paste at your own risk.
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Laci Green: I Object
John Hembling finds the stupid and does what he does best.
Here be dragons
Victor Zen manages to utterly destroy everything Laci Green stands for with five minutes of raw ginger rage.
The unexamined brutality of the female libido
They said no man would dare write “The unexamined brutality of the female libido”, but then, they never heard of August Løvenskiolds, either.
Understanding the new feminist zodiac killers
Grappling with the emotional language of feminism is an endless challenge. August Løvenskiolds looks to the zodiac for help.
The special place in feminist hell, discovered
The special place in hell for women voters who don’t like Hillary – what is it? August Løvenskiolds takes the plunge way down so you don’t have to.
7 Staple MHRA Arguments
We hear the same old arguments trotted out against men’s human rights advocates, and feminists, and how we’re supposedly the same, over and over. Sage Gerard has a useful response to the most common arguments.
John the Other is a traitor
JTO, JTO!! Or is it now just skanky ho? It kinda rhymes this time, yet in no way fine. Yes, John, you, the douche canoe, who turned your back, for Valenti’s rack, a shameless man who went for clam. Your fingers linger, deep in throat, till you upchuck red pills, undigested. Pills in which, we invested, now on the floor with your fembot whore. The stink of shame is on your name. The stink of lame is in your Game.
If you really want to help us…
Feminists have begun to change their narrative of late. Seeing all their hateful rhetoric and lies put on display has made them change course and now they are on a campaign to convince all of us that they are the ones really working on men’s issues. Yeah, that’s the ticket.
The silence of the voiceless
Matthew Steele targets his prose at the heart of men betrayed by the heart of their own home, and the courts that put the nails in their coffins. He reminds us of the power in our voices, and that we must raise them.
