What Men Fear Most
Companion article of Paul Elam’s Video “What Men Fear Most”
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Roosh Rage
AVfM welcomes long time moderator Bryan Scandrett.
On men, women and victims
Are men victims of crazy women, or of their own poor choices? Buckle up for an answer from Paul
In His Own Words: Another beautiful sociopath
I went to comfort him. When she realised what I was about to do, she pulled him out of his walker by one arm, flung him into the air, and caught him in her other arm.
Ray of darkness: The chilling effect on Black men of Stephen A. Smith’s suspension
The brutal man. And the not-so-hidden subtext to some of society: the brutal BLACK man. Both are stereotypes we need to break if we’re ever to treat women, or men, like human beings. Ty Henry takes a look at a case currently in the American media.
“In My Tribe”: Common Ground Among MGTOW, MHRA, & Game Theory in a Post-Rodger Discourse
MHRA, MGTOW, Game Theory and yes, PUA, share one universal goal ; That each boy/man can feel free to chart a course for his own life free from social conventions and laws that pre-emptively shame, marginalize and punish him. Ty Henry argues that “let’s you and him fight” is the strategy of those who seek to crush men under misandrist ideology.
The Silence Is Deafening: Feminist Establishment Challenged
April 8, 2014 is a day for the Men’s Human Rights Movement (MHRM) to remember. On that day, an activist group from the MHRM attended a feminist lecture to ask questions. Dan Perrins brings you the story.
Danielle D’Entremont, Bellwether?
What happens when one group is protected by law but not really held accountable to the law? What happens when another group is held accountable by the law but not protected by it? Warnings about this seem always to fall on deaf ears, but for how much longer?
Teach men to not rape
Men, those crazed and out of control beasts must be trained to override the violent instinct to rape women – so says the feminist narrative of “rape culture.” As wider culture begins to reject this feminist stereotype, John Hembling warns that biographies of those who perpetuated it will be eternally stained with the conclusion ‘there lived a bigot’.
Put down that gun, lady
JtO has a question for women: what happens when you bring a gun to every conversation? What is the consequence of keeping a loaded firearm in your lap, or on the nightstand?
