Ban Bossy was such a stupid idea that it’s hard to accept it was the brainchild of a successful billionaire business woman. Thunderfoot discusses this latest travesty, revealing how inane feminist ‘activism’ has become.
Exciting events transpired in Ottawa last night. More will be appearing on our pages about that soon, but in the meantime, here’s a great retrospective on 2013.
Rape, slavery and war all involve abuse of human bodies. We would never praise rape-victims for giving pleasure to their rapist, nor laud slaves for being good whipping boys. Ayami Tyndall explains that, by the same logic, he cannot praise soldiers for having their bodies and minds subjected to horrific abuse.
The world is a dangerous place for assholes. Sometimes it’s easier to blame misfortune on strangers but JtO asks if Queen’s University student Danielle d’Entremont was merely the victim of her own personality.
It is unfortunate that such an article has to be written, and that we would live in such an age where it is relevant to the politics of modern academia. But so it is. Yes: there is a rash of campus activists – most of them (if not all of them) Feminists – now brazenly …
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A Queen’s University feminist student says she was attacked after getting threatening emails that stemmed from her advocacy for women on campus. Paul Elam isn’t buying it.
The California Senate is seriously considering legislation that pretty much declares women to be less than children and merely objects acted upon unless you can provide a signed contract proving otherwise. We suppose some would call this progress, but we wouldn’t.
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The responses continue about the phony outrage of feminists and the public posturing of police officials regarding the posters placed in Halifax, Nova Scotia by men’s rights activists. AVFM Canadian News Director Dan Perrins delivers a message of his own to law enforcement regarding the posters, and the MRHM.
If Amanda Marcotte’s social life reflects her writing, then she must have a wild time indeed in a rape culture like hers.
