John the other searches though the burned down remains of a Jake Pentland article on masculinity and feminism, looking for meaning. He found some of sorts, though not the kind that was intended when Pentland wrote the article. No clues, though. You have to read it for yourself.
Paul Elam issues a statement regarding the recent meltdown at MRA London and where A Voice for Men will be going in the aftermath. This is one of those issues that comes up in the MHRM from time to time, and from which there is literally no escape. All opinions on it are welcome in this thread.
Lucian Vâlsan brings us a comprehensive update on the incredible level of feminist governance that has taken over the nation of Spain, robbing Spanish men of their property, income and civil liberties as a matter of routine. All of it is based on corrupt feminist data and political pressure.
No one likes the sight of dirty laundry hanging out. This is especially true in the MHRM. But sometimes it is just inevitable. And sometimes, what looks like dirty laundry is actually laundry that has just been cleaned, and it is hanging out to dry in a cool breeze. Events now from MRA London
If you ask Gordon Wadsworth, feminism isn’t and perhaps never was a socially progressive movement. Tied to and subservient to archaic sex roles, feminism is just another expression of old school humanity, and as such it serves as an impediment to self-actualization for both men and women.
It has been established by investigators, not to mention a mountain of evidence, that restraining orders have been very, very good to actress Pauley Perrette. Are we on the verge of seeing one of them pan out nicely for her again, at the expense of ex-husband Francis Shivers?
Dianne Abbott is concerned about men. More specifically she is concerned about their masculinity; especially when she thinks on some level that it may affect women. Well, actually only when she thinks it will affect women. Correction: Dianne Abbott isn’t concerned about men at all.
Brad Casey, a “journalist” that turns all things yellow into gold, wants to ask some questions from female MHRAs. Paul Elam has given Dean Esmay permission to give those women permission to speak without screening their words in advance. It is a helluva day to be an MHRA!
Governor Paul LePage of Maine is a man whose gubernatorial priorities are strongly concerned with the problem of domestic violence. He is now taking that message to young boys across Maine’s high schools. Unfortunately he is lying through his teeth to every last one of them.
Arthur Goldwag has decided to weigh in on the suicide of Earl Silverman. Predictably, he aimed to add insult to injury and attempted to malign Earl as much as he could. He failed, but he did force us to ask ourselves a question. Why do we bother with Arthur Goldwag at all.
