Mass demonizing of male sexuality in schools
Feminism continues its ideological march into every nook and cranny it can squeeze itself into. This time, a report from Romania, and the misandry they seek to impose on children.
Feminism continues its ideological march into every nook and cranny it can squeeze itself into. This time, a report from Romania, and the misandry they seek to impose on children.
In observance of International Men’s Day, we bring you some very sobering observations on the state of men and boys from the pages of Men’s Health Australia.
Long-time commenter Peter Wright brings a report from Kawasaki, Japan, perhaps the last refuge on planet Earth where the penis is celebrated instead of vilified and demonized.
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.
Germany has recently outlawed the practice of circumcision, more accurately known as male genital mutilation. It is a decision that cuts sharply across religious lines, creating hostilities. Dan Moore wants to know why.
The sick desire to harm infants is not limited to the left-leaning Radical Feminist Sociopaths of Radical Hub. Conservative columnist Sheryl Saperia makes her own case for mutilating infant boys
James Williams of “Men’s Hour” an opponent of male circumcision and the feminist view of domestic violence talks to Robert O’hara and James Huff tonight.
On a warm and fuzzy note, John the Other extends an olive branch, a song of love and a line of logic and reason to political activists who happen to be transgendered and intellectually struggling. Let’s fill that bubble with somethin’!
It has been a while since Dan Moore has graced the pages of AVfM. He marks his return with some questions that most people will have a hard time answering. Well, unless they first take a red pill…or two.
As men, here are countless paths we can choose in life. All we have to do is pick one and go for it. Patrick Henry tells us how his choices were made, and why.