Bygones for the new year
2013 was an amazing year. We expect 2014 to be an even more amazing year. With a new year comes new chances. If you’ve been banned from AVfM for some reason, we would like to welcome you back.
2013 was an amazing year. We expect 2014 to be an even more amazing year. With a new year comes new chances. If you’ve been banned from AVfM for some reason, we would like to welcome you back.
As the men’s movement grows, we are seeing the emergence of talent reflecting more and more brilliance and creativity. It must be torture to feminists and traditionalists to see this happen. It has happened again, fairly recently. Gents and ladies, we give you Spetsnaz.
John Hembling asks an important question of women: are you a functional adult with moral agency? The question is not really rhetorical, but we wonder how many women will answer it directly and without deflection. We know some who will say “yes” affirmatively and can prove it. Are you one of them?
2013 was an incredible year for the Men’s Human Rights Movement, and 2014 is just around the corner. Paul Elam and the entire team at A Voice for Men want to make the next year one of spectacular and unprecedented growth. They are asking you for your help in getting that done.
Here is another gem from Ernest Belfort Bax on what he calls the “Yonic Cultus” (cult of vagina) plaguing society in the late 1800’s. It appears that very little has changed.
Divorce Corp, a documentary due to be released in January 2014 is causing quite a stir between mother’s rights / “women’s rights” and father’s rights groups who support equally-shared parenting. In calling for a boycott of the movie, mother’s rights groups are quite upset that Divorce Corp advocates for more fair and balanced divorce and family court process, something that apparently irks the feminsits. Big shock.
Victor Zen (Sage Gerard) was asked if he can support men’s issues without attacking feminism or women as a whole. His “yes” is followed by a much needed “but” to justify the existence of antifeminism as a necessary and rational response to modern bigotry.
Eleanor Robertson has made a passionate plea in The Guardian “In defence of intersectionality – one of feminism’s most important tools.” Recognizing the deep importance of this issue, Diana Davison adds much-needed support.
Sentenced to life in debtor’s prison. That is what one young immigrant was faced with after being locked up for failing to meet his young wife’s demands for money for herself and the relatives she brought over from the Old Country to be supported by her bricklayer hubby.
The question that makes the title of this article is, of course, purely rhetorical. While Janet Street-Porter is undoubtedly vile and disgusting, to say she is the most vile woman in the land of Harriet Harman is a difficult call. According to Mike Buchanan, though, Janet is definitely in the running.