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Naomi’s sweet honey-hole

Sometimes, men need to regain some perspective – back away from the fray, take some deep breaths, and re-center themselves around that one thing that matters most in all the universe – the vagina. The galactic spiral of cosmic creation positively drips with reverence for the goddess-mummy-lover, and a worthy Jason Gregory seeks to kiss the ring of power in all its divine, scientific glory-holiness. May the limp dicks abide forever. [Lines by Europa; Spot colour by Typhonblue]

Breaking news: Mary Kellett free to practice law

Mary Kellett is suspended then gets her suspension suspended. Justice Gorman has essentially cleared Kellett of all charges and Kellett’s only punishment was to say (paraphrased) “I’m sorry, I won’t do it again. Promise.” Before the decision was handed down Filler gave a moving statement about how Kellett’s criminal actions have permanently damaged his and his children’s lives. After the judgement Kellett was unavailable for comment.

Don’t be THAT princess

The horror of human trafficking has been repeatedly distorted in the U.S. public by feminist protests against the sex industry. The image of the crime is one of greedy and lustful men forcing women into prostitution or captivity in foreign lands. The truth is marginalized people being exploited for labor. Meschael Alayban’s alleged crime reminds that women are slavers too. Bet we won’t hear much about that fact in the MSM. [Illustration by Typhonblue]

Don’t be THAT prosecutor

Should those who work in law be more concerned with their own careers, or with justice? And just how crazy is it to put a gynocentric ideologue into a position of real power? Does the presumption of innocence mean anything anymore? Using the results from the Innocence Project as a guide, Diana Davidson brings her keen insight to the question of questionable prosecutors and how to deal with them. [Illustration by Typhonblue]

Don’t be THAT guy

Della Burton has been following the money, and it’s led her to the exploitation of rape and rape victims by Edmonton’s SSA. Until Men’s Rights Edmonton intervened, the only Voice being heard was the siren call of cold hard cash. To exploit rape victims for money, you first rob them of their agency. That keeps them suffering, and as long as they’re suffering their suffering can be farmed for bucks. AVfM’s printing-to-ripdown coverage of Edmonton’s postergate continues. [Illustration by Typhonblue]

Ellen Gorman: conscience of a judge

“Justice” is a title reserved in the United States for those who sit in the highest seat of of authority within the court system, both at the State and Federal level. A Justice in Maine named Ellen Gorman now has an opportunity to prove that the title of Justice actually means something, and is not an archaic title. Will Justice Ellen Gorman seek justice? Dean Esmay asks some questions we hope she’ll read and contemplate. [Illustration by Typhonblue]

Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton: Don’t be THAT stupid

A law office representing a group calling itself SAVE (Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton, not to be confused with Stop Abusive and Violent Environments) recently wrote to A Voice for Men demanding that we doxx members, take down political satire, and stop using the phrase “Don’t Be That…” This is a contemptible attempt at legal intimidation, and we will not kowtow to such bullying–ever. [Illustration by Typhonblue]

Announcing Indian News Director Anil Kumar

India is an important front in the fight for Men’s Rights. What we’ve seen from India? Insanely misandrist ideas like paying women to beat their husbands, refusing to feed impoverished men because they’re men and repealing laws to protect men and boys from female sexual predators. AVfM needs feet on the ground in India and those feet now belong to the very competent Anil Kumar. Join us in welcoming him!

Why would Edmonton’s Karen Smith lie?

Posters with the message to false rape accusers, “Don’t be that girl” are, according to executive director of Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton, Karen Smith, disappointing, inaccurate, rape-apologia and uncouth satire. We thought they are bringing attention to a crime, you know, a crime Karen says doesn’t exist. Or maybe Karen Smith is a fucking liar. [Illustration by Typhonblue]