Controversial libertarian philosopher Stefan Molyneux was the final speaker on the final day of the International Conference on men’s Issues 2014. Here we present a complete transcript of his remarks.
Pamela Coukos, US Dept. of Labor Senior Program Advisor (and perhaps Senior Propaganda Advisor?) has made some rather strange claims about the “gender wage gap.” Ellen Fishbein has a bone to pick with her.
Women’s rape fantasies. Are they a symptom of “patriarchal culture?” Are they dangerous? No, they’re just fantasies, and those who have them shouldn’t be shamed, accordig to Dr. David Ley.
We will over the next few weeks present full transcripts of all the presentations at the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014. Here we bring you Terrence Popp of Second Class Citizen.org‘s speech.
Western governments are more and more intrusive on private decisions, and modern feminists strongly influence their actions and propaganda from their positions in academia, government, and non-profits. Restricting government’s powers to interfere in private decisions and control media would give privacy more room, and men would benefit.
MHRAs often discuss reproductive technologies that might bring men a greater level of choice in whether they become fathers. A related topic, “artificial wombs,” promises to empower men while releasing women from the (supposedly) oppressive responsibility of having a larger share of legal power over reproduction.
Sports media figures break the silence on women’s domestic violence. It’s about time. Applause for Christine Brennan!
Feminists rule! Beyoncé’s performance at MTV’s VMAs electrified feminists around the world. August Løvenskiolds explores how victim narratives and powerful women inevitably devolve into conflict.
NCIS’s Pauley Perrette has begun having a public meltdown as the evidence of her horrific abuse of the restraining order system becomes too hard to ignore. Her day in court is this Thursday. She’s got a lot of explaining to do.
Robert Franklin, former editor of the Houston Law Review, was our fourth speaker on Day 2, June 28, 2014. This particular speech deserves special scrutiny by people who think we’re just making stuff up about the ongoing destruction of men’s civil rights.
