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Games Feminists Play
Back in 1964 Eric Bern, a psychologist, wrote a book called Games People Play, launching a new way of looking at people. The book described an array of methods that people use to manipulate other people in order to get what they want from them—or methods of defending against assumed threats. Berne extended Sigmund Freud’s …
Political Correctness on College Campuses (Jonathan Haidt Interview Part 1)
Lucid conversation on human nature, Political Correctness, and its origins. A must watch
The Absurdity of Patriarchy
The notion of The Patriarchy espoused by feminists has gone from being a radical fringe view to being mainstream not only among feminists but the wider community. The definition of patriarchy used by feminists differs from that used by anthropologists, sociologists and other researchers as well as differing from the common dictionary definition. These two …
Deconstructing Game, and PUA Frauds
PUA’s correctly assess female nature (for the most part) and then lead men right back onto the plantation anyway. A video from Bar Bar.
Parental Alienation: Parent-Child reunification after alienation
The final installment of our three-part series on parental alienation examines programs, services, and interventions that combat alienation and seek to reunite estranged parents and their children.
Love sick (part 2)
We continue Dr. Frank Tallis’s survey of romantic love with Part-2 – which looks into the origin and evolution of men placing women on pedestals
The Anti-Due Process / False Accusers Movement
In the last twelve months, coalitions of organizations and public officials have joined forces to demand the following in a education setting: The explicit removal of the presumption of innocence Punishment for accused students after courts find their guilt was determined in unconstitutional school proceedings Immunity for knowingly false accusers We list four key examples …
