The true meaning of oppression
Does anyone actually suffer real oppression in the modern, developed world, in places like Canada? Sam Allouba says no. He may have a point.
Does anyone actually suffer real oppression in the modern, developed world, in places like Canada? Sam Allouba says no. He may have a point.
Michael Flood is a hateful bigot and an ideological prostitute. So is Tory Shepherd. JudgyBitch has her own take on it.
Tory Shepherd is a notorious yellow journalist who has repeatedly been informed that things she’s published are provably false. Yet she is still at it. Jonathan Taylor of A Voice for Male Students has a look.
The Indian judiciary, notorious for its corruption and scandalous misandry, has recently found itself hoist with its own petard, as retired judges begin finding themselves caught up by the very legal practices they once defended as noble and necessary to “protect women.”
An interesting documentary on misandry and feminist governance in Switzerland – with English subtitles provided by Lucian Valsan.
Feminist bullying is nothing new. Their attempts to silence dissent with smears and harassment are nothing new. What is new is their increasing attempts to have dissenters jailed. Jim Byset notes one particularly disturbing case in Canada that may have a far-reaching chilling effect across Canada, and maybe other parts of the world.
In the midst of all the hoopla going on in Southern Australia about the Male Studies initiative, Michael Flood shows up on an Australian radio program to assert why feminists have men covered. Oh yeah, they have us all covered. In what, is the question.
We’re not saying Omar Mouallem of Canada’s Metro News is a Holocaust Denier, however, it is a serious and troubling question.
Diana Davison explores whether using Lewis Carroll, or indeed whether a gaggle of Mother Goose metaphors will help us understand feminists, or help feminists understand themselves. Alas, we already understand. Just take a trip deep down the rabbit hole for the answers.
The feminists are at the victim narrative again, seeking to gain a foothold in another part of the tech sector. This time, it is the WordPress community. It’s a new crowd, but the same old sorry game. We may start a pool on how quickly it works.