Pauley Perrette did show up for her restraining order hearing yesterday and it appears she’s pulling out all the stops; the hearing lasted hours and was recessed until Friday the 26th. Much to our delight, the hearing isn’t being ignored by all of the mainstream media; both the National Enquirer and London Daily Mail are reporting it. Tabloids? …
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Sargon of Akkad has a few words for Emma Watson.
Emma Watson’s speech at the UN calling for men to rescue feminism raised some eyebrows. Ayami Tyndall has heard it all before and calls her on it.
Continued from 7 Staple MHRA Arguments. 8. Heterogeneity is not an excuse. A common feminist complaint is that MHRAs oversimplify feminism by treating it as a homogeneous mass. I’ve discussed how feminism is defined as an institution in my previous “7 Staples” article. Feminists appeal to the complexity of feminism as an ideology to avoid discussing criticisms …
This is at least the third if not fourth experiment like this that we’ve seen.
Have you ever met a war criminal? Douglas Texter has. And he notes a number of surprising similarities between war criminal psychology and gender ideologue psychology.
Men’s Studies in its current incarnation is failing. In the long run, that is a good thing because it brings us one step closer to starting again from scratch.
The movement for equal rights, respect, and compassion for men and boys is a truly global growing phenomenon. A contingent of Australians made a bit of history recently on that score.
Rape is a serious issue. So is making up ridiculous statistics about it. Yuval Leventhal takes a look.
As more information becomes available about the actual rates of campus rapes, the claims of feminists favoring a “rape culture” are falling apart. August Løvenskiolds looks at the real numbers.
