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Hugo, we hardly knew ye
Hugo see feminists. Hugo game feminists. Feminists swoon. Go, Hugo, go! August Løvenskiolds catches up on the latest craziness dripping out of camp Feministe.
Italian gynocentric dictatorship doesn’t stop
The war of the Italian State against Italian men continues. Any man is the target and all men are guilty until proven innocent. The European news department reports.
JudgyBitch’s advice for feminist men
Feminist men were left in a mad power scramble when their titular King Hugo abdicated his throne. JudgyBitch Janet Bloomfield offers her gentle advice to the confused.
Shame, what is it good for?
Shame is a powerful motivator of male behavior, one that women and society have exploited to gain male labor and utility. John Hembling says its time for males to switch this ancient biological mechanism to “off”
Earl’s final thoughts
Earl Silverman’s website, The Family of Men, has just published what is reportedly his final words, set to paper in the hours before his untimely demise. The authenticity of this note has not been verified. RIP Earl Silverman.
Shame on feminism
Shame on feminism for betraying women and turning them away from their pain, for offering them a ‘get out of jail free’ card to bypass the true hard work of authentic healing. Neil Westlake shames feminists for reneging on promises to generations of women.
What Pay Gap?
Women make less than men and they do so because of sex discrimination, right? It’s like the vampire myth that won’t die. Jon Gunnarson has a go at once again challenging one of the great myths of our era.
Not all feminists are like that
You’ve probably heard that not all feminists are like that. John Hembling knows they’re not, but he is having trouble finding the ones that are not like that. Where are they, anyway?
It’s a woman problem
When considering the matter of relational aggression, we need to look at the socialization of young girls — by their mothers. Uh oh! Diana Davison, and reality, on the loose again!
