Mike Buchanan and Bea Campbell almost have a discussion on BBC Radio
Feminist “debates” are getting increasingly dodgy. What are you afraid of, ladies?
Feminist Corruption
British government’s “Impact Assessment” on the law on domestic abuse
The Conservative Party in the UK is actively hostile to fathers and their children. Mike Buchanan of J4MB notes one of the most glaring areas where this is true: its latest appalling proposals to enable female abusers.
How to take out Anita Sarkeesian with her own words
Does Intel really know who they are throwing their brand weight behind? Do Intel’s regular customers know what sorts of things Anita tweets? Maybe it’s time we let them both see Anita’s own words.
Wikipedia editors leaving: “I thought we were building an encyclopedia”
Wikipedia corruption affects multiple areas, and Men’s Human Rights Activists are not the only ones to have noticed.
Have your victim’s child in order to avoid jail: The culture
Australian family courts throw male victims of sexual abuse under the bus in order to uphold myths about male dominance and patriarchy.
Putting Anita Sarkeesian in the public square
Who could have predicted an obscure YouTuber named Anita Sarkeesian would set the stage for the biggest consumer revolt in decades?
Top 10 feminist failures of Jessica Valenti in 2014
It is the time of year for top 10 lists, so August Løvenskiolds prepared one for his dearest feminist buddy, Jessica Valenti. Happy New Year, sweetie-pie.
Reasonable doubt: Who died and made Zerlina Maxwell Red Queen?
Zerlina Maxwell throws Black men under the bus for her own personal profit. Mumia Ali calls her on her crap.
The problem with “We need more women in—”
A radical thought: that all should be held to the same expectations, work should be judged on its merit, and that a qualified potential employee should be given the same consideration regardless of sex.
As UVA case unravels, feminists scramble with damage control
Rape is a significant issue on campus, just like false rape accusations are a significant issue. But neither is an “epidemic,” and the kind of bigotry and hatred that feminism advocates should not lead the way.
