Often in the MHRM we take the rhetoric of feminists and demonstrate how hateful it is by simply reversing the sexes. Each and every time, this tactic makes it clearly discernible as hate speech for those on the default setting of misandry.
How can the users of feminist tactics continue to see themselves as anything except an irrational mob. The answer, or at least a part of the answer may be that they are not modern thinkers. Their thought echoes that of a primitive, emotionally driven mob.
JtO offers some after the fact commentary on the Erika Jarvis affair.
AVFM European News Director Lucian Vâlsan brings an encouraging report of his efforts in a Hungarian language anti-feminist publication with a striking name. He also reminds us of the importance of gathering knowledge. We agree.
Happy Monday! Here’s some stuff you may have missed this weekend, and over the last week, that Dean Esmay brings to your attention. Come check it out, y’all. Yee-haw!
Our latest Monday morning roundup. You missed a lot this weekend. Plus there’s some other stuff you may have missed last week. Dean Esmay highlights a few items you won’t want to miss.
The controversial Russlyn Ali, head of the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, has stepped down after just under four years at that post.
AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay will be appearing this afternoon on Huffington Post Live to discuss female sexual predators and their victims.
Australia’s One in Three Foundation has issued a press release regarding the forgotten victims of domestic violence. Please feel free to distribute to your blogs.
AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay brings another weekly summary of happenings in the MRM and the AVfM website for those who ducked out over the weekend. Take it away, Dean!
