False Rape Culture

The ideology that seeks to expand the definition of rape, to include human conduct that is, in fact, not rape at all, is enjoying more success. Pierce Harlan and Paul Elam offer some stunning details.

When the victims of rape are male and the perpetrators female, it is treated as a taboo subject. Not to Typhonblue, who takes it head on.

Pierce Harlan runs the falserapesociety website, which reveals the world of false allegations scarcely touched on by the MSM. What a jerk!

You are having a romantic evening. Al Green is on the stereo and you’ve both had a few drinks. She’s in the mood. And so the question comes. Do you tell her to sleep it off so it won’t be rape?

Pizza and rape is a terrible combination. Or so we find out from Pierce Harlan who had to lay out the bare facts with extra parmesean to a friend that was steadily losing his appetite. Perhaps Mexican food would be better next time.

Do you believe in the idea of rape culture? Or is it just so much hysteria? Brutal Antipathy brings some brutal perspective to the subject for A Voice for Men readers.

If I was a woman, I’d feel unsafe around male colleagues if the contention that I had a 1 in 3 chance of being raped was true. It isn’t, and it is apparently being repeated ad infinitum et nauseam around the Internet.

In a society quickly moving from rape hysteria into rape inquisitions, the pursuit of justice now seems antiquated and pointless. John the Other predicts a very bad outcome for this reality.