Feminist lawyers and a growing field of “feelings” psychology rejoice every time a woman gets away with murder. Diana Davison follows the trail of how our legal system has been corrupted.
Amanda Childress is a university administrator who doesn’t think men have any rights to speak of if they’re accused of sexual wrongdoing. We think Ms. Childress isn’t just a fascist, but she may be a sex predator herself, and we encourage you to do something about that.
The Canadian feminists are at it again. They are going after CAFE again and their plans to have anti-feminist Karen Straughan speak at Ryerson University. Now the university wants a chunk of cash, because they are concerned about security. Paul thinks we should help, one last time.
JTO, JTO!! Or is it now just skanky ho? It kinda rhymes this time, yet in no way fine. Yes, John, you, the douche canoe, who turned your back, for Valenti’s rack, a shameless man who went for clam. Your fingers linger, deep in throat, till you upchuck red pills, undigested. Pills in which, we invested, now on the floor with your fembot whore. The stink of shame is on your name. The stink of lame is in your Game.
First wave feminism helped bring women the vote, at least in some places. Among other things, second wave feminism helped open a world of choices to women they previously did not have. And what is the third wave’s defining accomplishment? Creating a culture of victimhood where women can manufacture outrage, and ride it straight to the bank.
The Occidental College story continues, with Raw Story jumping on the bandwagon of indignation at anyone who would hint that the form for anonymously reporting people for rape is a bad idea. Oh, and that curse of a form is still online.
Cathy Young is calling for a gender equity movement to replace the warring factions of the men’s rights movement and feminism. It is a great idea that she could sell much better if she wasn’t so completely wrong about what is preventing it.
A prominent feminist activist in India has killed himself in the wake of rape allegations, and his feminist friends are rushing to blame everyone but themselves.
Victor Zen (Sage Gerard) was asked if he can support men’s issues without attacking feminism or women as a whole. His “yes” is followed by a much needed “but” to justify the existence of antifeminism as a necessary and rational response to modern bigotry.
Law Professor Elizabeth Sheehy isn’t just an advocate for murder. She’s a liar to boot. John Hembling and Diana Davison call her out with the damning evidence that her record as a murder advocate speaks for itself, despite her deflections and obfuscations.
