The Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act is a departure from the constitutional guarantee of due process, and a gross violation of student rights. Della Burton lobbies to overturn the Act and invites you to do the same.
Despite some apparently good news recently out of Illinois, Della Burton has a hard look at the state’s laws and finds them lacking in civil rights protections. Well, men are all a bunch of pervs and molesters, after all.
So, “not all feminists are like that”, you say. Della Burton deconstructs the destructive influence of those “Nice” feminists and finds the destruction in the damsels.
Why do women face less severe legal consequences for committing the same crimes as a man? Well, after digging into to this, Della Burton has gleaned an answer. It is because they are not men, it appears.
Men’s rights Edmonton is hosting a lecture with a respected expert in hopes of addressing issues with boys in education. Local feminists have decided it’s the perfect venue for their own agenda.
The growing men’s rebellion against marriage is generating angry push-back. But the expectation that men just suck it up and continue to appease women is falling flat.
As the common authorities on what is and is not rape, which victims are to blame for their abuse and whether certain sexual assaults are really rape or just sorta not quite rape, feminists seem to employ a lot of double standards. Of course we all know that they have our best interests at heart when they decide who was and wasn’t raped, and their decisions aren’t politically motivated. Promise. [Illustration by Europa Phoenix]
Della Burton has been following the money, and it’s led her to the exploitation of rape and rape victims by Edmonton’s SSA. Until Men’s Rights Edmonton intervened, the only Voice being heard was the siren call of cold hard cash. To exploit rape victims for money, you first rob them of their agency. That keeps them suffering, and as long as they’re suffering their suffering can be farmed for bucks. AVfM’s printing-to-ripdown coverage of Edmonton’s postergate continues. [Illustration by Typhonblue]
Mix one part Violence Against Women Act, one part Patriot Act, one part Duluth Model, and shake like crazy. Strain and serve during court hearings over a rocky custody battle to a drug-abusing ex-wife. The toxic, teeth-rattling backlash will make chemotherapy seem like a cakewalk. Just ask our intrepid Della Burton, who saw the whole excruciating ordeal play out first hand. [Illustration by Typhonblue]
“Society’s treatment of men throughout history has never been one that we can be proud of,” said Susan Brownmiller, who also said men were properrty. Well actually she said that about women. But as Della Burton notes, there’s far more truth to saying that it treats men and boys that way, these days anyway.
