Single fatherhood by choice: Implications of the artificial womb
The idea of an artificial womb is not new and is far from settled. But what would the implications of single fatherhood by-choice be?
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Rebutting Colttaine’s Nonsense and Thinking Beyond Notions of Female Omnipotence
This is a response to a video1 by Colttaine regarding Briffault’s law. I would encourage people to watch Paul Elam and Peter Wright’s video2 on this subject and then watch the response video from Colttaine. People can also read my previous articles here3 and here4 on Briffault’s law as well. I don’t have an issue with Colttaine personally, what I have an issue …
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The Power Of Stories
*The following speech was delivered at the 2020 digital ICMI. We inhabit a world of things – literally observable objects and facts, and, for the MRA, literally measurable evidence of male disadvantage. And we MRAs collectively do a good and necessary job of measuring and cataloguing such disadvantages. It escapes none of us however, though …
Link for upcoming ICMI Videos (14-19 November)
The British political party Justice for Men & Boys (J4MB) has a playlist on its YouTube channel, which before the conference will contain only the launch video created by the party’s Technical Director, Tom Caulfield. His other promotional videos for the event are here. We would urge you to share them on social media platforms to raise awareness of the conference. If …
Helen Reddy of “I Am Woman” fame departs the patriarchal world
Helen Reddy, who died in September (1941-2020), has been called the queen of 70s pop. She had three number one hits in the United States (Billboard Hot 100 chart) in 1973 and 15 singles that entered charts in the US top 40. Hits also followed internationally. Her ‘feminist anthem’ titled I Am Woman catapulted Helen …
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Gynocentrism And The Dehumanisation Of Men (Part One)
Disposability Versus Exploitation What is disposable? Something is disposable when it has little or no value and can be easily replaced and readily discarded. Disposable cutlery is one example of this. Highly valuable items that cannot be easily replaced or readily discarded, are not something we consider to be disposable. Famous paintings come to mind …
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Mass Hysteria, Madness and Feminism
Editor’s note: The following book excerpt is a translation from the German by the author. The following website provides an overview of his books: https://www.quellwerk.com _____________________________ History of Mass Hysteria An early occurrence of a new form of irrationality was surfacing in the age of ‚enlightenment’, when a mob was yelling (rather unenlightened) “Hang to …
How to destroy a society
Our understanding of gynocentrism is just in its infancy, and we know less than we think we do.
Nihilism and Beyond for the Zeta Male
How are men to avoid slipping into nihilism when they learn how little value they have in the eyes of society? Andy Thomas explores the question.
