Just a short correspondence with an old friend. The 20 year old rad-fem who repeatedly called for forced castration, male extermination, and the murder of mentally and physically handicapped individuals world wide. She is now asking the bad men to please go away.
Blueface makes a case for not buying into the increasingly convoluted, and increasingly meaningless rhetoric of gender ideologues. Particularly when that rhetoric’s purpose is to draw focus away from real issues faced by men, such as suicide, homelessness, et-cetera.
Taslima Nasreen is an internationally lionized campaigner for human rights, advocate of the oppressed and righter of wrongs. Except that what she writes are vicious hateful lies
The administration of Townsville’s James Cook University have, by repeated failure to address the unethical conduct and open bigotry of Betty McLellan, embarrassed themselves and the university.
John the Other examines the current and rising climate of imputed malice, hatred, and violence from gender ideologues outside and opposed to the men’s rights movement. But what if all that accusation is simply a notice of intention
A short, necessarily incomplete discussion of human rights from the philosophical position of first principals. Also, why reasoning from emotion is complete crap.
Looking at Australian family courts, including judge Altobelli’s ruling to ban children from a non-abusive father. Just how far will judges go to avoid protecting children from a female abuser.
How often does the critic suffer the sometimes heartless and savage nature of critique? Not often enough, for sure. It is a wrong seldom corrected, which makes us love Merrick all the more.
Being misunderstood is frustrating. Worse is the tedium of purposeful widening between who you are and who they pretend you are. By contrast, consider the integrity of self-correction by a self-defined man.
What are the obligations of men? Jared White considered this from the novel perspective that men might actually be human beings, a point of view which logically changes the question to one of the obligations of people
