Could the oft used feminist “misogyny card” be wearing out its welcome in Australian politics? By the look of Julia Gillard and her limping Labor Party it looks like the girl gig may be up. Jim Muldoon gives us the breakdown on the the break down Down Under.
Feminism claims to be about equality. It claims to include and address the negatives in life that affect men. It claims to be a force for good and social progress. It claims to be a lot of things. John the Other is not buying it, and he’d rather quit than continue to be spoon fed lies.
We became men by fighting and overcoming our own challenges. Challenge makes men stronger – do we disrespect women so much that we cannot grant them the same opportunity to advance through their own success in overcoming challenge without our interference?
Bob Beckel may just have destroyed his career as a highly paid political puppet that helps spread propaganda on Fox New. Paul Elam feels sorry for him and wants to come to his defense. Well, not so much, but he really wanted to.
How to win an argument every time? Simple. Establish a questionable premise, or multiple questionable premises at once, then paint everyone who questions the premise as being hateful and evil and “part of the problem.” Kristina Hansen gives an example.
Jessica Vickery is the assistant director of Health Education and Promotion at the Student Health Center at the University of Alabama. She is also the harbinger of a mindset gravely dangerous to any society governed by the rule of law.
The University of Toronto Student Union has voted to condemn A Voice for Men, and is appealing to the administration of the University of Toronto to take action against us, including a ban and an attempt to shut us down. Fat chance, you ignorant lot of Stalinist pigs.
Perhaps one of the most telling aspects of the feminist mind is that it is only able to see men in terms of wealth and privilege, as though 99% of men ever even knew what it was like to have those things, or even imagine having them.
Norton Symantec is lying to their customers, painting groups dedicated to addressing issues faced by men and boys as hate groups. Paul Elam sends a thank you note to Norton Symantec CEO Steven Bennett for his good work.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Robert Sides with a hind sight view of flower power and the aligning of the planets into something…well, nefarious. Mars has been cast aside and Venus is rising, along with a bad moon.
