As the debate over VAWA heats up here in the U.S., we find that it is business as usual in the sexual grievance industry across the west, including Australia. New AVfM Writer M.R. Walks offers some Red Pill perspective on the issue.
AVfM welcomes new writer Tom Lynch, who gives us an overview of the unseen side of bullying; the social kind. The damage from it leaves invisible cuts on the hearts of millions. Lynch happens to know this from first hand experience.
It is amazing what you can learn from history when you actually make it a point to study it. Just as it is amazing what you can do to distort it with ideology and political groupthink. B.R. Merrick weighs in on history and oppression.
This ideology is a tool, created and funded by elites, and used to divide people against each other, to destroy the integrity of human bonds of love and family. This has the effect of making society weaker and more pliable to top-down control.
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.
When the victims of rape are male and the perpetrators female, it is treated as a taboo subject. Not to Typhonblue, who takes it head on.
AVfM welcomes Gabriel Raphael to the ranks of its writers with this blockbuster article that offers a precise and exhaustive overview of the modern gender zeitgeist. Buckle up, people.
The exhibited effort to re-enforce the disposability of a segment of humanity in defence of the privilege provided for by that same human damage is so naked in Lucia Maria’s posting it could pass for satire.
The mainstream media, this time Australian, has been doing their usual part of late, attempting to paint the MRM as pointless and possibly dangerous. Little do they know that there really is danger, and it is them. Paul Elam writes.
Tory Shepherd has a bone to pick with the MRM and with AVfM in particular. We have been exposing some very inconvenient facts from the land of Oz, and it has her in a tizz. Paul Elam responds to her recent article with a side of egg rolls.
