Sweden, land of the untouchable feminist. just got a chink in its ideological armor. AVFM Sweden is now open for business, and the plan is to bring FTSU right into the heart of the most feminist country on the planet. Holy guacamole, we love the sound of that.
Many people are beginning to notice that feminist narratives display a bizarre mixture of rational, and irrational thought. To shed light on this peculiar phenomenon Jon Gunnarsson brings us a description of what he calls ‘rational irrationality’.
There are those who are sadly misinformed about what “equality” would mean for women. They don’t have it and, as Tom Golden notes, they probably wouldn’t like it very much if they did. Tom Golden lays out the facts many don’t want to hear.
As expected, feminist ideologues in Australia have orchestrated an attack on the Male Studies initiative in that country. While they made a short term gain, it will come at the eventual cost of everything.
Some men walk through life resigned to what society and the womenfolk expect of them, while thinking little about the meaning of their own life. Clint Carpentier pauses to reflect on his and other men’s often-unrecognized contributions to the world
The Huffington Post’s Carina Kolodny apparently thinks it’s funny to suggest women should teach their sons not to be rapists. John Hembling has some other ideas on what you should teach your sons, ideas we don’t think Carina will like much.
With the release of the controversial new movie Divorce Corp now just hours away, Paul Elam gives you a sneak peek of sorts about the movie with a review and an audio interview with director Joe Sorge.
One of our favorite (and our most strongly upvoted) commenters at AVfM is a mysterious fellow named “AndyBob.” Funny, bitingly insightful, a joy to read – it is always worthwhile to slow down and read his thoughts carefully – and more than once. Every now and then we like to round up some of Andy’s …
Women have certainly invented things that have made the world a better place. Nevertheless, in some quarters they seem almost desperate to prove that female inventors are more common than they are, or are somehow being hidden from view Because Patriarchy. Kevin Wayne has a problem with that.
Feminist wisdom claims that women are pressured into marriage by the patriarchy against their wills, and marriage is something women really don’t desire. No really. Anja Eriud points out a few ironies embedded in this narrative.
