It is becoming a sad routine in western culture. A women commits a crime. She is clearly guilty. But the state has a problem with prosecuting. She has a vagina, therefore she is the real victim. Society and the real victim’s victim both lose.
A special note to men in college. If you are too busy with school and partying and girls to bother yourself with what is actually happening right in front of you, that is your choice. But don’t call us when they come for you. We won’t answer.
Here’s a bunch of cool free stuff you may have missed in the last week or so, or while you were away for the weekend, plus a few links outside of AVfM you may want to take a gander at. Saddle up!
A Voice for Men Radio will be airing a special edition episode with Paul Elam and Dr. Tara Palmatier. They will be interviewing Daddy Justice, who was just railroaded in a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania courtroom.
Many of the people that saw the video of the protest at the University of Toronto were shocked at the behavior of the ideologues. AVfM Editor-at-Large Erin Pizzey was not one of them. She’s just happy that others can now see the truth for themselves.
We have received several responses from Indian men regarding the men’s movement there. This one comes from Amit Deshpande, who gives us the cultural context for misandry in that country, rooted in the epic work Mahābhārata, as well as the modern day results that this kind of misandry foments.
It appears the latest round of special interest groups concerning themselves with instructing men on how to walk, talk, and not offend anyone has been getting underway in Vancouver, BC. John the Other give it the treatment.
MRA London’s Andy Man returns with an essay featuring a shockingly truthful poem that should be read by every boy and everyone who loves them, and a short film he created that was inspired by same. Must-see.
Is Judge James A. Matish of the West Virginia Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Court stalling on a case that is imperiling the safety of two minor children? It appears that may be possible, as Dr. Tara J Palmatier reports.
The future of any movement depends on reaching out to young people. The MRM is no different. It is quite simple, we either lift up young men and women in our cause, or we perish. TCM shows us a great example of how this is done.
