In cases where men are the victims of DV and calls for help from the police, it will likely result in that male victims arrest[5], rather than help. If you think this isn’t violence because it’s done through state funded enforcers, you’re delusional.
I applaud Sarah Palin’s passion, her adroit sense of humor, and her you-go-girl! gumption. But the more I learn about Sarah Palin, the more I become perplexed by her over-heated gender-bending rhetoric. I believe we can all agree that men and women should have equal opportunities. But let’s not confuse equal opportunities with identical outcomes. …
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Many who express themselves in the main stream media and in fact all over the internet seem to be infatuated with speaking in the third person. They offer all kinds of advice and insights into making this shithole of existence a better place. It seems that so many of us are lacking in self-esteem we …
Lecture No. 6 “Whatever crushes individuality is despotism, by whatever name it may be called” – J. S. Mill Domination. So much of feminist analysis revolves around this term. A man who punches his wife is not just angry at her; he is attempting to dominate her. A man who disagrees with a woman and …
It is a classic recipe. If you aim to take away the power of a targeted group, you must undermine their solidarity by making it progressively more difficult for them to bond with each other.
But if feminism truly was about equality, shouldn’t feminists be pushing for new laws to criminalize more women, rather than their anti-egalitarian approach of imprisoning less women and more men? Or does equality only matter when it is women who are deemed unequal? (In and of itself, this would imply strongly that women are a privileged class like no other.)
All men are potential rapists. This is an old and well worn chestnut. You don’t often hear men say it. No, it’s women who tend to trot this one out. A principal reason for this is that it is a technically true statement which can be used to shame and silence men, and against which …
Feminists are not linguistic arbiters; you are absolutely free to call yourself a patriarch using your own definition of the term, which may or may not coincide to some extent with their definition.
There is no evidence that men, as a class, are inherently violent. Nor is there any evidence to support the idea that male sexuality is oriented towards rape, violence, or oppression of women, as organized feminism seems so intent on projecting.
What offsets feminism from its host surroundings, is the essential simplicity of feminism itself. Feminism merely spawns complexity in order to conceal its underlying mindset and camouflage its intentions, but the unifying equation which underlies the complexity may be tersely stated: Feminism = Female Supremacism. However, this equation must not be nakedly stated, for it would be socially …
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