Dan Perrins had the dubious responsibility to report on the latest fashion trend for feminist activists. Dressing up like a vagina and making sure that people can’t say anything they might disagree with. Thanks Danny, we owe you one for the effort.
Winnipeg, Manitoba is a frigid place to live. Now it’s become even more frigid for men and boys with a new program set to shame and blame them for violence towards women, and which seeks to indoctrinate young men into the cesspit of feminist ideology.
There are some new figures coming out of England and Wales which shed some light on the number of false rape allegations being made. Authorities claim it’s a rare occurrence, but Kristina disagrees.
Eve Ensler wanted to end violence against women by getting a billion of them to shake that booty on Valentine’s Day. Now she is hip thrusting her way towards a connection between violence against women and environmental devastation. Anyone care for some wacky fries?
In 1990, nationally recognized columnist Neil Lydon wrote and article expressing concerns about feminism. He addressed a subject that we only much later developed a word to define. Misandy. They destroyed his career over it.
There seems to be something innately violent and vindictive in the feminist mind – and we use that term loosely. Take PMS for example. It is not just a bad card dealt by human biology. It is an excuse to rationalize the torture of others. How shocking.
A young man experiences the educational system in Great Britain. The experiences left him with questions for older men, and indeed for all of us. Posted here with thanks to MRALondon.org.
MRAs from the group MRA London staged a protest on November 12, 2012 at the Pankhurst Statue next to the House of Parliament in London. It was the first protest of its kind.
The suffragettes were champions for the right to vote and indeed for the civil rights of all women, weren’t they? Well, only if you are clueless about their violent and elitist history.
The pain of men is often covered by the shadow of human avoidance, even in MRA circles. For when we do pull back the covers it is often more than can be comprehended, even by the most compassionate among us.
