Tampon Oppression
Tampons are a key to understanding feminism, misogyny and the widespread disdain for women’s health and well-being.
Tampons are a key to understanding feminism, misogyny and the widespread disdain for women’s health and well-being.
1 in 3 men say they would rape a woman if they had a chance? If you heard that statistic, you should have thought “that sounds crazy.” If you didn’t think it sounded crazy, TL;dr can explain it to you:
British politicians like Karen Woodall are increasingly pushing ideological feminism into primary education. Karen Woodall challenges the notion that this is healthy or desirable.
“They” control all the wars, the media, the banking system. “They” don’t want you to know that they, through their web of power, pull all the strings. From the highest positions of power, through global domination, nothing goes on without their permission. You already know who we’re talking about, don’t you?
Feminists stormed the Twitter hashtag #QuestionsForMen. Sargon of Akkad helpfully mansplains some answers.
As you know, even use of the wrong word supposedly makes you a misogynist. This goes so deep, even the use of the very word “vagina” is misogyny to some feminists.
“Sex positive” feminism frequently seems like it’s very positive about the sexuality of roughly half the human race, but not very positive about the sexuality of most of the other half. The other type of feminism seems to just hate sex period.
One commenter opined that it was like watching Einstein getting inteviewed by a slice of cheese. It may have been worse than that. We don’t expect cheese to think.
FreeThoughtBlogs founder PZ Myers is notorious for intellectual dishonesty and character assassination. Now he’s crossed the line into using provably forged documents. Will anyone in the skeptic community finally call him out?
Want to know how to make a terrorist really deadly? Pretend she doesn’t exist.