Hanna Rosin’s idea that this is the End of Men is an idea with the same tenacious stickiness as the wage gap myth, only male perpetrated domestic violence and the rule of thumb. No matter how completely debunked, it lingers like a bad odor. Paul Elam gives you five reasons it isn’t true. Feel free to add more.
The Canadian feminists are at it again. They are going after CAFE again and their plans to have anti-feminist Karen Straughan speak at Ryerson University. Now the university wants a chunk of cash, because they are concerned about security. Paul thinks we should help, one last time.
Someone showed up in the comments, and in familiarly smug fashion posed a good many questions to Paul Elam about his ideas on men in society, and on feminism. He decided they were best answered in an article. It is not exactly a debate, but it may be as close as we get.
After Paul Elam contacted the ABC News legal department pointing to the outrageous lies about A Voice for Men posted to the ABC News website, a retraction of the the offending content has been issued by an ABC News Editor.
Paul Elam cobbles together a meme to express his thoughts on rape culture, and in particular those that actually believe it exists.
John Nazarian, a private investigator in California who specializes in contentious celebrity divorces, is apparently upset at the attention he has been getting from A Voice for Men. And here we were thinking everyone in Hollywood loves attention. Remember, John, no publicity is bad publicity.
Sweden, land of the untouchable feminist. just got a chink in its ideological armor. AVFM Sweden is now open for business, and the plan is to bring FTSU right into the heart of the most feminist country on the planet. Holy guacamole, we love the sound of that.
As expected, feminist ideologues in Australia have orchestrated an attack on the Male Studies initiative in that country. While they made a short term gain, it will come at the eventual cost of everything.
The feminists are at the victim narrative again, seeking to gain a foothold in another part of the tech sector. This time, it is the WordPress community. It’s a new crowd, but the same old sorry game. We may start a pool on how quickly it works.
With the release of the controversial new movie Divorce Corp now just hours away, Paul Elam gives you a sneak peek of sorts about the movie with a review and an audio interview with director Joe Sorge.
