Hannah Wallen Interview with Vernon Meigs
Anatomy of a Kneel
Is it proper for mankind to be on its knees? If this question was asked a long time ago, and if the answer was given the thought it deserved, perhaps the idea of servitude would not be so intrinsic to our society. We would not take it for granted nor in stride, and we would …
Toil and Trouble – Thoughts on Two Gynocentric Demands on Men
Although what you are about to read is not actually an analysis of the Three Witches of Shakespeare’s MacBeth, the general meaning of a part of their famous incantation “Double double, toil and trouble” is just as it sounds: the intent to cause toils and troubles for humankind for the sake of causing them. Perhaps …
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Boy Beats Classic Game – What’s Your Excuse?
In a glorious way to kick off the new year, 13-year old Willis Gibson from Oklahoma, also known as Blue Scuti online, beat the classic NES game Tetris. The moment where the game freezes indicating the end of the game and his beautiful reaction right afterwards is preserved on video. If you’re the sort of …
Natural Gynocentrism (or, the Appeal to Utter Mindlessness)
Those who allegedly care about men and their issues just as often feel the need to appeal to gynocentrism by saying how natural it is, so the need arises to eviscerate that notion once again. It’s time to remind everybody in the friendliest way I can of the following: you can’t fight gynocentrism by defending …
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Christina Hoff Sommers: Men’s Rights is ‘Taking it a Bit Far’
It took two months exactly to finally come up with a response to Christina Hoff Sommers and her co-host for their Femsplainers episode “I Was Falsely Accused of Rape” simply because like anybody trying to be productive, I keep busy and otherwise I had been trying to figure out how to articulate it. Here is …
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Who Takes Your Sacrifice? (Part 2)
What Sacrifice Is, and What it Isn’t What is Sacrifice? So apparently I don’t get to not make a sacrifice, huh? But a sacrifice always has a collector. Who is this collector, and what does he intend to do with my repeatedly sacrificed selves? Let me offer my most concise, distilled definition: Sacrifice is an …
Who Takes Your Sacrifice? (Part 1)
The ‘Value’ of Self-Devaluation Author’s note: Before anything, I want to make it absolutely clear that this article is a criticism of the idea of sacrifice as postulated and celebrated in our society as a standard of living and expectation, especially upon men. It is not an admonishment of veterans who have suffered physical …
“Strong Men Create Good Times”
It’s a popular slogan but is it logical or even helpful? Vernon Meigs investigates.
