Has anybody else noticed that the theoretical model promoted by the salaried employees of the grievance industry seems best suited to perpetuating violence and raising money, and not quite so well suited to actually reducing violence? JtO shares his observations.
Young, dumb and full of diodes: that is the average Facebook employee, we reckon. It certainly fits Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his cronies. However, Isaac T. Quill is here to help, with some supplementary reading for Mr Z. Think he’ll bother? He should.
Discovery Communications and Hasbro, Inc., have teamed up to bring you “The Hub” a children’s cable channel geared up to make your little grrl feel spehully empowered and your boy like a piece of garbage. So go on, mindless consumer American, plop your children down in front of this agitprop and head off to the promise mall. Your kids are in good hands.
The AVfM Reference Wiki is turning into a thing of beauty–one you can contribute to making even more awesome. AVfM welcomes new contributor Isaac Quill to tell us more about his own contributions there, and introduces a term we should all learn: The Woozle Effect.
“If you heap abuse on a man, while denying him the ability to respond, then you are killing that man,” says Andy Thomas of MRA London. And rightly so. A short video and some very astute observations of all involved by Andy, and some questions at the end that need to be answered.
The feminists have decided that what has severely damaged the secular community, as well as many other places, is now good for Facebook. They are setting out to turn the entire environment there into one that must reflect feminist values. That means, MHRAs, they are coming after you.
John the Other has taken the time to do some outreach to providers of information and services for victims of domestic violence. He wanted to question them about their data and their motivations. Their reactions to his inquiries were a confirmation of what most of us already know. Evil is real.
Lucian Valsan concludes his two part report on the state of domestic violence policy in the nation of Spain, a place that appears capable of making the average Swede blush. It appears that the Spanish government is making the presumption of innocence, for men, a thing of the past.
Lucian Vâlsan brings us a comprehensive update on the incredible level of feminist governance that has taken over the nation of Spain, robbing Spanish men of their property, income and civil liberties as a matter of routine. All of it is based on corrupt feminist data and political pressure.
Some AVFM articles are the gift that keeps on giving. Paul Elam shares one of those from the past and also treats us to a review of why it was and is such a successful piece of writing. He also shows us how we have feminists to thank for it. This one will be fun for the old timers on the site.
