Feminism and the absolution of sin
Why does feminism absolve women of their sins? Why are female rapists and abusers simply erased from existence?
Why does feminism absolve women of their sins? Why are female rapists and abusers simply erased from existence?
“She kicked, scratched and slapped me regularly. As time passed, her physical violence escalated and became more frequent. The objects she threw at me became bigger, harder and heavier.”
Feminism is not about equality, it is a one-sided totalitarian ideology that in its very essence deprives people of peace and harmony, says Herbert Purdy.
It appears that an outside group has misled a KSU student organization. Sage Gerard reports.
“Both parents are to blame,” was said repeatedly, especially when Crazy’s behaviour was clearly wrong and indefensible. And while they were blaming “both” they were always looking at me.
Ali Mehraspand gives a short update on the case of Reyhaneh Jabbari, which, regardless of whether you agree she should be executed or not, the English-speaking world is being given a distorted picture of.
Imagine if you would that there is a market for the idea that people should have equal human rights. Imagine one company holds a monopoly, but then suddenly has an upstart competitor.
Anita Sarkeesian has fled from a Utah speech based on an unsubstantiated threat. Who’s surprised?
It’s day 16 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2015. “Rob” tells his story of physical, emotional and financial abuse and the Bahrain kangaroo family court.
Criticism of ideological feminism at Queen’s inspired the sort of response generally only seen from religious fundamentalists confronted with a blasphemer in their midst. It could not be any clearer: Queen’s University accepts and enforces feminism as a sacred ideology.