Clayton Craddock explains how fatherhood is far more than being a walking wallet. How motherhood is just as much about maintaining your children’s relationship to their dad as being a mom. And how the best father’s day gift a mother can give her children’s dad is letting him be a father.
Father’s Day is often a touchy time in the MHRM, as well as it is in more mainstream life where people are hesitant to be open. Paul Elam tells us about his relationship with his Dad. Far from perfect as it was, it also seems to be just what he needed to be the man he wanted to be.
Jose Canseco has outed his accuser. He’s challenged dangerous anonymity in the sports world and now he’s challenging the dangerous anonymity in rape cases. Dangerous because a rape accusation can kill.
Kaitlyn Hunt is persecuted. Persecuted by a misogynist, homophobic society that wants to bring the hammer down on her for statutory rape. After all how could a pretty little blond be a sexual predator? Slip this one in the “it only matters when it happens to women” file.
Feminists are pissed. Facebook hasn’t capitulated completely to its moral betters and has allowed some free thought to run rampant, corrupting the minds of the perpetually ignorant. Our feminist overlords are now planning to correct this grave injustice.
We may have discovered the secret strategy to modern feminist agitprop. Get so extreme and hateful that the only way to honestly describe your actions is in violation of Godwin’s Law. Andy Thomas takes a look at the “Drag Him Away” campaign in the UK, and yes, he has to go there.
Bill Burr went on a rant about a Carrie Underwood song, “When He Cheats,” which is about a woman who pays back her man’s cheating ways with a baseball bat to his headlights and a key down the side of his car. He made a lot of good points, but Paul Elam thinks he lost track of the message.
Perhaps one of the greatest tragedies of the modern sexual zeitgeist is that we have lost track of the fundamentals. The things we learned as children that informed us of how to get along, with ourselves and others, seem to have been unlearned. Mark Trueblood offers a refresher course in humanity.
Has it been a week already? Apparently it has! Here’s a roundup of stories and videos and news items and other goodies you may have missed while you were away this weekend, or that may have glazed past your eye in the last week. You have no excuses for being bored, there’s so much good and bad going on it’s hard to keep up but Dean Esmay returns to help you keep track of it all with the Monday Roundup!
Karen Straughan, aka Girl Writes What was asked to deliver an address to the New York State Libertarian Convention. She delivered indeed. This overview of gender and modern politics is one of the most complete and exceptional works ever offered to the literature of the MHRM.
