If feminism were about equality, it would never fly
Feminism and female supremacy
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Clementine Ford’s Distorted Vision of Australia
More women die in car crashes than are killed by men, but it’s men waging relentless war against women. Jim Muldoon parses nutter extraordinaire, Clementine Ford.
Feminist Gas Attack: a Textbook Case of Pavlovian Binding
If “farting in our general direction” is the best feminists can come up with, the writing is on the wall.
MGTOW: chemo for a cultural cancer
Sometimes a little poison helps rid a tumor and bring about healing. One of many benefits of MGTOW is its chemo-like effects on gynocentrism
The Gynozom Apocalypse is nigh
Who is that person next to you? Are they a friendly human being, or just pretending? Are they safe, or poised to lean over and take a bite out of your ass?
MGTOW and fatherhood
Social movements experience discord between the twin needs to expand and enforce standards. August Løvenskiolds sees this in MGTOW.
Questions for Feminists
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Absent from big Daddy’s presents on men’s day: the acquittals and sentence reductions female criminals get on women’s day
Patriarchal oppressors in Iran celebrate Women’s Day by commuting the sentences of women prisoners. On Men’s day, no men will have their sentences commuted.
Marital rape: why it is a thing
A recent article by Amartya Talukdar raised the topic of marital rape. David King asks what it is – a real thing, or the product of a febrile mind?
Barry Williams talks of his hunger strike for men’s issues in 1970’s
In the light of Dan Perrins’ hunger strike we are pleased to republish this classic interview between Dean Esmay and Australian Barry Williams who went on a similar hunger strike for men’s issues in the 1970s.
