I almost rejected the red pill
AVfM welcomes new contributor Jay T, who brings us an accounting of his personal red pill journey. All we can say Jay T, is that we are glad you wound up here, telling your story, and showing other men the way.
AVfM welcomes new contributor Jay T, who brings us an accounting of his personal red pill journey. All we can say Jay T, is that we are glad you wound up here, telling your story, and showing other men the way.
We approach the end of the week with the beginning of our last quarterly fundraiser for 2012. Paul Elam offers a note of encouragement to activists about the state of the movement. Times are changing.
Once again boys and girls, Uncle Andybob has come round to share his stories and to teach his lessons. We can all gather round the fire, sip hot chocolate, and listen, listen, listen.
As more information keeps coming in about the horrific shooting at Sandy Hook school, we of course see the MSM screw things up with their handling of that information. It is time for some tough questions.
Recently the man who was the victim of public harassment by a gender ideologue as he attempted to attend a lecture on men’s issues issue a letter to his attacker. JTO issues an opinion to him.
Some weekend thoughts from Paul Elam, and a reminder that there is more work to do and more activism to come in the matter of the University of Toronto and the bigots who reside there.
News has just surfaced of a tragic shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut. There are multiple fatalities in what will prove to be one of the worst mass shootings in American history.
In the ongoing investigation of the agents of hatred and bigotry infesting the campus of the University of Toronto, we bring you Sophia Guo, bigot and feminist ideologue, who admits being involved in vandalizing the promotion of the Farrell lecture.
Tales from the Infrared, starring Dean Esmay, with Kristina Hansen (aka The Wooly Bumblebee) and Christian (aka xxToyEdxx) are serving up a hot dish of Red Pill geekery, tonight at 8pm Central!
From Skeptic we get a review of recent events in the MRM, which as times go by become more and more recent events in the world at large. We offer thanks and a plate of turkey to the internet gods.