The Indian judiciary, notorious for its corruption and scandalous misandry, has recently found itself hoist with its own petard, as retired judges begin finding themselves caught up by the very legal practices they once defended as noble and necessary to “protect women.”
Many people are beginning to notice that feminist narratives display a bizarre mixture of rational, and irrational thought. To shed light on this peculiar phenomenon Jon Gunnarsson brings us a description of what he calls ‘rational irrationality’.
In the midst of all the hoopla going on in Southern Australia about the Male Studies initiative, Michael Flood shows up on an Australian radio program to assert why feminists have men covered. Oh yeah, they have us all covered. In what, is the question.
Diana Davison explores whether using Lewis Carroll, or indeed whether a gaggle of Mother Goose metaphors will help us understand feminists, or help feminists understand themselves. Alas, we already understand. Just take a trip deep down the rabbit hole for the answers.
Some men walk through life resigned to what society and the womenfolk expect of them, while thinking little about the meaning of their own life. Clint Carpentier pauses to reflect on his and other men’s often-unrecognized contributions to the world
Mike Buchanan recently submitted an article to the Huffington Post about gender feminism. It soon became evident that the changes required by HuffPo to make the article palatable were such that he wouldn’t be prepared to put the article in his name, so he has decided instead to share it here instead
Feminists and Traditionalists often sing in harmony about offering unearned respect based on the possession of a vagina. Here is a meme that puts that brain dead mentality into perspective.
The Huffington Post’s Carina Kolodny apparently thinks it’s funny to suggest women should teach their sons not to be rapists. John Hembling has some other ideas on what you should teach your sons, ideas we don’t think Carina will like much.
The feminists are at the victim narrative again, seeking to gain a foothold in another part of the tech sector. This time, it is the WordPress community. It’s a new crowd, but the same old sorry game. We may start a pool on how quickly it works.
19th Century writer E. Balfort Bax, while he believed some things modern Men’s Human Rights Activists might not agree with, was often insightful about the problem with “equality” as preached by many in his day… insights that seem eerily familiar today, as Peter Wright notes.
