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“The Patriarchy” as posited by feminists is an incoherent mess of contradictions. Jason Gregory notes that even one of feminism’s best thinkers could not escape it, unto her dying breath.
“The Patriarchy” as posited by feminists is an incoherent mess of contradictions. Jason Gregory notes that even one of feminism’s best thinkers could not escape it, unto her dying breath.
Amy Schumer is a well-noted American comedienne who has been lauded and celebrated by feminists who laughed at and cheered her story of a sexual encounter that, had she been a man and he a woman, feminists likely would have called rape.
Jason Gregory has a fetish. When no one is looking he indulges in the empty calories of so-called feminist philosophy, then he purges by regurgitating his experiences. It’s okay, Jason, we feel your pain.
Men are exploited as objects to inflict and endure violence for the benefit of others. Jason Gregory brings you part II of his series looking at inhumane cultural expectations toward the male body.
The most culturally acceptable target of violence is the male body, with violence toward men and boys widely encouraged – especially in popular sports. Jason Gregory brings you his thoughts on this wrong-headed tradtion.
The feminists at Jezebel.com (and we assume feminists elsewhere) have discovered a new form of oppression. It comes from men willing to demean themselves in any way imaginable in order to gain the approval of women. We suggest Jezebel treat new ideas kindly. They are in a strange place.
“The Patriarchy” as posited by feminists is an incoherent mess of contradictions. Jason Gregory notes that even one of feminism’s best thinkers could not escape it, unto her dying breath.
Hollywood stars often provide dumb advice about life, but when they adopt the mantle of gender expert things are bound to go wrong. X-Files star David Duchovny leads the race on dumb statements made by celebrities.
When Jason Gregory satirizes something he takes on its tenor. In this piece, he rips into Nikki Minaj in her classic vulgar style. And he imparts a moral. Don’t be THAT bitch.
“Going Your Own Way” has for years been a slogan in the men’s movement for men who refuse to be defined by social convention or be told what to do. For some, it seems instead to have turned into a determinist fatalism. Jason Gregory analyzes fatalism and deliberation to determine if Going Your Own Way is even compatible with a fatalistic world view. [Illustration by Europa Phoenix.]