Alimony racketeering, a perennial problem, has been around for a long time. Robert St. Estephe takes a look at how this problem began the Men’s Rights Movement in the early 20th Century.
In 2012 the British government announced plans to introduce “shared parenting.” Advocates for children had worked hard for years to get promises to help fathers be a part of their children’s lives. When David Cameron became Prime Minister, for the first time in 30 years it looked as if fathering would be respected by the British government. But then…
PickUp Artist “game” guru Jalon Cain, aka Aaron Sleazy, has some sage words of advice for those who think that “game” is the solution to men’s problems. Even if it works for you, he says, it won’t save you if you hook up with the wrong woman.
Laura Bates, creator of The Everyday Sexism Project, is one of the biggest whiners on the planet. Her effort would be better titled The Everyday Whining Project. Mike Buchanan has set up an alternative, and invites you to participate.
The vexing lack of gratitude from feminists on the “progress” of women pales in comparison to the problems that “progress” is causing. Kalan Chinuck follows feminism to the inevitable conclusion of complex solutions.
Are women needed in the Men’s Human Rights Movement to give men hope? No, says editor John Hembling. It’s just that a human rights movement needs all people. In the meantime, men need to realize that when they Go Their Own Way, men aren’t leaving, they’re becoming.
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.
In addition to being the 800 lb. gorilla of the Men’s Human Rights Movement, AVFM is also MGTOW Central for many MHRAs who also happen to identify with that philosophy. John Hembling is one of those men, and he has a few things to say about going your own way and getting married.
Every day millions of people in the UK, both online and in hard print, depend on tabloids to bring news of the day, events and a mirror of modern culture into their homes. Angry Harry thinks we need to take a hard look between the lines at their effects of the lives of everyday people.
