There are winners and losers in this world, and Jameis Winston is clearly a winner. Yet despite massive evidence to the contrary, Jameis will be tarred with the stigma of “accused rapist” for years to come. Ty Henry has an in-depth analysis of his ongoing saga, and those who stand to profit from keeping the stigma on him–and on all men.
Reporter Heather Cox supposedly covers sports. She has given herself a new role, however; that of media vigilante, and her first victim is Jameis Winston, 19-year-old star quarterback for the Florida State University Seminoles. ESPN now joins the rest of the world in piling on any young athlete accused of a sex crime.
Man-up, all you violent penis-owners – there are vaginas in danger! John Hembling has had quite enough of that bullshit, and is calling out the haters.
More and more these days we are seeing schools take increasingly draconian measures against the students they are charged with educating. The latest casualty is a six year old boy named Hunter Yelton. He made the mistake of kissing a girl on the hand. For that he will pay for the duration of his scholastic life.
Like the flu sweeping through a densely packed workplace during the height of the season, the feminist narrative, warts and all, has a way of spreading through all our established institutions. Sports commentary is no exception. It seems wherever you have men, you have white knights. And man, are they ever full of it.
We appear to be on the cusp of the release of a viable birth control pill for men. This has profound implications in the realm of reproductive choices, especially for men. Unsurprisingly, this potential new world of options for men is not being well received by some. Peter Lloyd thinks it’s a great thing.
Manufactured victimhood is a lot of things. It is a trigger for human protective instincts. It is political power. It is an agenda. It is mental illness. It is the foundation of a sick society that ultimately destroys its own freedoms. It’s also a good reason to identify manufactured victims and fuck their shit up.
MHRAs are not born. They are made; molded, shaped and forged from the grand foundry of cultural misandry. They are now proofed with ever increasing efficiency by feminists ideologues. Right now, Canada seems to be leading the world in production. Just ask Sammy Allouba.
The question is rhetorical. Everyone knows that Maureen Dowd is unnecessary. The real question is this: Is self-plagiarism an actual thing? It may be, and it may be the only reason that Dowd keeps sucking air and taking up room on a planet that doesn’t need her and to which she contributes nothing new.
In 2012 the British government announced plans to introduce “shared parenting.” Advocates for children had worked hard for years to get promises to help fathers be a part of their children’s lives. When David Cameron became Prime Minister, for the first time in 30 years it looked as if fathering would be respected by the British government. But then…
