Dennis Sobin is a Registered Sex Offender. Whatever you think of his past, he recently won a major 1st amendment case establishing that it is legal to publicly identify individuals who work in government departments implementing these registries.
You thought you knew all about gold-diggers? Here is a story you’ve never heard before — about one of the greatest gold-diggers of all — a story that you did not, I guarantee you, hear about during your “gender”-indoctrination years in school and college.
Men pay 72% of the income tax collected in the UK, women only 28%, and yet women receive the lion’s share of financial benefits from those taxes, while men receive publicly funded malignment of their sex by the same money. Mike Buchanan brings an article from The Backbencher on the subject.
We hear the same old arguments trotted out against men’s human rights advocates, and feminists, and how we’re supposedly the same, over and over. Sage Gerard has a useful response to the most common arguments.
I never thought my transition from female to male would lead me to the Men’s Rights Movement, says Steven.
It was called the “Heart Balm Racket”: the ultimate gold-digger scheme. And it was epidemic in early 20th century USA. Here is one female journalist’s exposé of the scam in in 1911, just as it was becoming a full-blown epidemic.
The most culturally acceptable target of violence is the male body, with violence toward men and boys widely encouraged – especially in popular sports. Jason Gregory brings you his thoughts on this wrong-headed tradtion.
Hanna Rosin’s idea that this is the End of Men is an idea with the same tenacious stickiness as the wage gap myth, only male perpetrated domestic violence and the rule of thumb. No matter how completely debunked, it lingers like a bad odor. Paul Elam gives you five reasons it isn’t true. Feel free to add more.
Despite efforts of Ryerson Student Union (RSU) to impose barriers to CAFE’s planned talk featuring YouTube sensation Karen Straughan, University President Sheldon Levy has come out in support of CAFE’s right to engage in free speech. Jim Byset gives us the details.
Canadian lawyer Elizabeth Sheehy lives in a country that does not employ capital punishment but, after twenty-five years of diligent work, she has found a way to get around that inconvenience with a legal backdoor. A carefully stylized form of lethal vigilante justice. Sheehy has written a book explaining to Canadian women, and their lawyers, …
