Angry Wimmin: BBC documentary on radical feminism
Published in 2015, Angry Wimmin: a BBC documentary on Radical Feminism is an eye opening insight into the radical roots of modern feminism
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M&M’s Idiotic Marketing Campaign
What could Mars, the maker of the world-famous, delicious, multi-colored, button-shaped, chocolate M&M’s have possibly been thinking with their new marketing campaign “Flipping the Status Quo”? As reported by CNN Tuesday (1/10/23), “Candy maker Mars announced that the limited edition all-female pack will include only Purple, Brown and Green — the candy’s trio of female characters, who …
Hitler reacts to radical feminist Julie Bindel
Credit Mike Buchanan’s site Laughing at feminists for bringing this one to our attention.
Is feminism really dying?
Is Feminism dying? Karen Straughan is in chill mode yet cuts through the noise in the way only she does so well
The basic mission: be an iconoclast
Feminism is radically open to question. Never forget that. That much being said, let’s get one thing straight: Feminism is not mandatory. You have zero obligation to think like a feminist, talk like a feminist, act like a feminist, live like a feminist, or support feminism in any way. Feminism is just one of many …
To the women that aren’t like that
Dan Moore returns to the pages of A Voice for Men with a letter to the women who have chosen the path of activism on behalf of men and boys. His thanks are echoed by the whole team of dudes here at A Voice for Men.
Is feminism a hate movement?
Or as stated early in this article: man-hating is feminism’s moral center of gravity; without man-hating or at least some degree of disaffection with males, feminism could not logically continue to exist.
Not a feminist, not a sexist
TJ responds to the idea that if you are not feminist, then you must be sexist.
50 #QuestionsForMen #Mansplained
Feminists stormed the Twitter hashtag #QuestionsForMen. Sargon of Akkad helpfully mansplains some answers.
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 …
