War is peace, Ignorance is strength
JtO went out recently in Canada, a country known for progressiveness and being peaceful, to put up some posters advocating for the human rights of men and boys. He was confronted by a seething mob with weapons.
Sycophants
Police cowardice in Vancouver
JtO set about, as he is given to do, expressing his concern for the state of men and boys in western culture. In doing so he placed posters up in Vancouver, B.C. He was confronted by an angry mob, which was supported by local police..
If you can’t fight, wear a big hat
PZ Meyers is a biologist who worships at the alter of feminism with evangelical fervor. John the Other thinks that is a pretty weird thing to do for a man in a field putting such value on empiricism and logic. He offers PZ a challenge to stick to the facts.
And nobody likes Nazis anymore either.
A short discussion on the climate of insistent lying from camps opposing the human rights of men and boys. And contemplation of what being a national socialist may feel like in a post war world.
Eunice Murphy arranged fiancé’s lynching – to get his money – 1911
In a stunning example of proxy violence from 1911, Robert St. Estephe brings us another example of the Unknown History of Misandry
Matt Forney: Belly aching and bravado
Every once in a while, maybe more, someone steps up to tell us how great we would be if only we did nothing, just like them. Matt Fourney has just stepped up, and in it – right up to his eyeballs.
Similar Movements?
“With friends like this..” Ozy Frantz of: “No, seriously, what about teh menz?” a project recently adopted by zee good menz project isn’t a radical feminist, but mostly because they’ve disowned her for being too much like them
The failed manhood of white knights
White Knights and male feminists are a fact of life more disturbing to Paul Elam than feminists. Literally. He uses a recent violent image and thread found on Facebook to make his point.
Golden age of the white knight
Was it gender feminists that created the message that men should shut up about their rights? Nope. It was a traditional message that just had the right kind of flair for feminists to use.
The continuing education of Arthur Goldwag
Is the Southern Poverty Law Center clutching at straws to make a boogie man out of the men’s rights movement? John the Other reports on their latest ploy for press and money.
