We may have discovered the secret strategy to modern feminist agitprop. Get so extreme and hateful that the only way to honestly describe your actions is in violation of Godwin’s Law. Andy Thomas takes a look at the “Drag Him Away” campaign in the UK, and yes, he has to go there.
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.
Jodi Arias is about as sorry about brutally murdering Travis Alexander as a vulture is for eating the carcass of a freshly flattened possum. Dr. T has been following the case, (as though with the rest of the world she had a choice) and now she is fried from the experience. Too much crazy is bad for the doctor.
A man tells a man’s story in a man’s way, with no apologies, no excuses and no caving in to the many messengers of shame when it comes to men discussing abuse at the hands of women. This video is advocacy as art, and we are happy to feature it on the front page of A Voice for Men.
Michael Coren of Sun News does an extraordinarily sensitive job in covering the suicide of Earl Silverman. Rick Goodwin, on the other hand, while speaking well to the nature of the problem also predicts there will never be a men’s movement to address the issues. He is dead wrong.
Assistant district attorney Mary Kellett’s unethical actions harm the credibility of real victims and represent a threat to innocent citizens, charges SAVE, a victim-advocacy group. Thus far, no action has been taken on her conviction by a three member bar panel four months ago.
David Ainsworth made a few off color remarks to some women. So he was pushed to despondency and deep depression. He stayed that way until taking his own life in despair. MRA London provides some very disturbing details about the last days of this man’s life.
The MHRM is a growing, evolving movement that has finally begun to take shape and will soon be a visible part of the political landscape. It is not a moment too soon. The rise of feminist governance is also going full force, as we see now in this disturbing report from MRA London.
Even if you could care less about public fights between celebrities, Dr. T uses the Pauley Perrette-Francis Shivers debacle to teach a lesson about personality disorders, false accusations and why not to stick your dick in Crazy.
Yellow journalism has become a standard in American mainstream media. But some cases of it are so extreme that they border on criminal. Suzanne McCarley brings you once such case in the coverage of Pauley Perrette by Roger Friedman.
