It is accepted wisdom that women are and always have been oppressed. Indeed, this belief is so common it doesn’t even qualify as “feminist” anymore. Jim Muldoon suspects he might enjoy being oppressed. We think we might like being oppressed too; it looks like a pretty good gig. [Illustration by Europa Phoenix]
Paul Elam and Dean Esmay team up to bring you breaking news from the Australian political scene. Julia Gillard, Australia’s first female Prime Minister, has been shown the door by her own party. This comes after a prolonged run of male bashing and victim mongering
Wall Street Journal writer James Taranto recently provoked outrage from feminist ideologues across western culture by doing what always seems to get their dander up. He gave an honest assessment of sexual politics in the modern age. It drove them fucking nuts. Diana Davison ties up the loose ends. [Illustration by Typhonblue]
The international press condemns us for comparing the feminists with the fascists, but the reality is that the comparison is valid. Lucian Vâlsan brings us a story about Benito Mussolini’s grand-daughter who has recently joined the war against Italian men. It seems that they don’t even try to deny it anymore! [Illustration by Europa Phoenix]
The Australian government is currently run by feminist extremist Julia Gillard, who holds an iron grip on Australia’s Labor Party. She has this iron grip despite the fact that her party is slipping badly in the polls. On the face of it, it would seem like Labor should dump Gillard, but Jim Muldoon explains why this is unlikely to happen.
Feminists expect to get consideration in exchange for an absence of their offence. If any other group of people exchanged something of worth for nothing, we’d call that what it is: a confidence scam.
Feminists are pissed. Facebook hasn’t capitulated completely to its moral betters and has allowed some free thought to run rampant, corrupting the minds of the perpetually ignorant. Our feminist overlords are now planning to correct this grave injustice.
The Tuskeegee Experiment was an evil and deeply embarrassing chapter in American history. It showcased the absolute evil or racism against the Black community. JD Fraser takes a brief look at this event, and finds that it has another parallel at play in modern times. It is called feminism.
Dear Mr Zuckerberg, can the classic document film Rape Culture, which was the genesis of the term “Rape Culture” and was primarily about male victims, have it’s own page please? Or is Kiss My Ass a better option? Isaac T. Quill ponders the question, and tries to find the answer…
What do ideologues do when their lies are exposed, their reliance on intimidation and ad-hominem is laughed at, and the mainstream begins to call bullshit on their continued violent antics. They censor, obviously, and in dong so, prove their critics correct.
