Monday Morning Roundup
AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay brings another weekly summary of happenings in the MRM and the AVfM website for those who ducked out over the weekend. Take it away, Dean!
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13 reasons it’s unlucky to be male
In observance of International Men’s Day, we bring you some very sobering observations on the state of men and boys from the pages of Men’s Health Australia.
Are all feminists Morans?
Imagine what it would be like if men had no choice at all in whether an accidental pregnancy resulted in a child for which they would have to take on lifelong responsibility. Can you just imagine?
Size matters, but not just for men
Peter Lloyd gives some unmeasured opinion on the penis size debate, which apparently came across as a little stiff to female readers at mailonline. Well, if the whatever fits…
Post-US Election Update
Members of the Men’s Rights community community stepped up to the plate in a big way this election year in the US. It’s time you know a little more about our secret subversive activities. FTSU continues!
Oz to launch false accusation app
Australia is about to take another step down the sorry road in a false rape culture, with the use of a free app for women to report anonymously on anyone they choose with allegations of sexual misconduct.
Polling British candidates on men’s issues
Aimee McGee and SeaforthCJ did some canvassing of British politicians regarding their knowledge of sexual bias in legal matters affecting men and women. The results are in.
Veterans Day
Another Veterans Day rolls around with our sons, as always, in harms way. Paul Elam brings back an old video with the same message from years past. Stop killing our sons to make a buck.
Monday Morning Roundup
We know most of you are off doing things during the weekend. Here’s a roundup of the things you may have missed while you were off doing or thinking about other things since Friday.
Anger management
Courts regularly send men accused of domestic violence to anger management classes as a part of the divorce game. Paul Elam offers a piece of fiction on the subject, though fiction may not be the right word.
