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.
After years of preparation and political finagling, the US Military is preparing to put women on the front lines of combat alongside male soldiers. The question remains, however, are women up to the job? The answer is simple. No. Putting them in combat with just get more of our soldiers killed.
Although it is difficult to trust mainstream news sources on cases such as this, the media usually spins whatever tale it wants to tell, this story is all too believable, and appears to be an excellent expose on how the entire nation of Australia was fooled… for a while… by a child-abusing family.
Decriminalize prostitution, but put those who hire prostitutes in jail in order to “protect women and girls.” That’s what certain Canadian politicians want.
Putting unqualified people into positions of responsibility is a bad idea. Forcing companies to do this is insane, unless you want to kill the company.
There are winners and losers in this world, and Jameis Winston is clearly a winner. Yet despite massive evidence to the contrary, Jameis will be tarred with the stigma of “accused rapist” for years to come. Ty Henry has an in-depth analysis of his ongoing saga, and those who stand to profit from keeping the stigma on him–and on all men.
An honest whore sets her price up front and collects on delivery. A dishonest whore makes promises she doesn’t keep then does this: If you thought Debtor’s Prison and Indentured Servitude were things of the past, think again.
Manufactured victimhood is a lot of things. It is a trigger for human protective instincts. It is political power. It is an agenda. It is mental illness. It is the foundation of a sick society that ultimately destroys its own freedoms. It’s also a good reason to identify manufactured victims and fuck their shit up.
The Catch-22, when the rules prevent you from following the rules, is a well-known joke in the military. New legislation in the area of sexual misconduct and military justice will change the joke into a dangerous assault on US forces.
In Australia, a woman can often get away with murder. Jim Muldoon has a review of multiple cases that examine the hypocrisy and double-standards inherent in the constantly-evolving process of finding ways to acquit women of things that put men in jail.
