Professor of Law Elizabeth Sheehy of the University of Ottawa wants to see more women to get away with homicide, provided the victim is male and whose corpse is made the additional; target of an allegation of some sort of “abuse.” No evidence necessary – “You’re free to go,” Ms. Sheehy hates progress. She wants to go back to 1911-era chivalry.
The movie The Hunt was made in 2012, and it tells the dark and truthful story of what can happen when a false allegation of sexual abuse happens to a man. Paul Elam was so moved by the film that he wrote a review on it just after watching.
A white woman repeatedly harasses, assaults and provokes a black man, even calling him a nigger during attack. He defends himself, but with a great deal of restraint. We have more proof here of men’s tendency toward a calm demeanor, and quite possibly we have found Futrelle a girlfriend.
There are winners and losers in this world, and Jameis Winston is clearly a winner. Yet despite massive evidence to the contrary, Jameis will be tarred with the stigma of “accused rapist” for years to come. Ty Henry has an in-depth analysis of his ongoing saga, and those who stand to profit from keeping the stigma on him–and on all men.
The feminist corruption of the legal system has stripped away the four cornerstones of getting a fair trial. Indeed, some pigs are more equal than others.
After being asked to answer some questions for a journalist at the University of Oregon, Paul Elam did what he often does in these cases. He answered the questions and also decided to post them here so you could see his answers regardless of what is done with them by the university newspaper.
When you consider feminists, have you ever wondered how a group of people so bereft of intellectual power, and gullible enough to believe their own outrageous bullshit ever managed to make feminism the most powerful ideology of modern times? Simply put, they didn’t, says Paul Elam
If you are a fan of zombie survival shows like The Walking Dead, then you’ve already had some insight into what drives MGTOW in their own survival strategies. August Løvenskiolds looks for hope in the feminist apocalypse.
Hordes of female killers – many of them serial killers – documented on television every week? Robert St. Estephe reviews a television network that thrives on breaking apart feminist stereotypes of women.
It is day 20 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month for Men and Boys, the invisible victims of domestic violence. Today’s In His Own Words is yet another example of the meat grinder men find themselves in when they don’t have an understanding of abusive, sociopathic women. The following is just a fraction of what “Matt’s” …
