Justice for Travis Alexander

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Rehtaeh Parsons, Steubenville, Rape Hysteria and Feminist Vigilantism

Rehtaeh Parsons, Steubenville, Rape Hysteria and Feminist Vigilantism Rehtaeh Parsons, Steubenville, Rape Hysteria and Feminist Vigilantism

A Poisonous Atmosphere

A Poisonous Atmosphere A Poisonous Atmosphere

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Mission Dolores — a Sad Little Foray

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Bricks and Bombs: Mayday Festivities in Seattle

by W.F. Price 05.02.2013

After last year’s humiliating debacle, which saw anarchists rule the streets as police haplessly attempted to contain them, the Seattle Police Department vowed not to repeat the same mistake and brought enough gas and grenades to keep things lively. The anarchists, for their part, attacked and responded with firecrackers, smoke canisters, bottles, bricks and makeshift [...]

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Rehtaeh Parsons, Steubenville, Rape Hysteria and Feminist Vigilantism

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By Matt Forney A hundred years ago in the Jim Crow South, black men suspected—not convicted, not tried, merely suspected—of raping white women were hunted down by angry lynch mobs and hanged from trees. We in the 21st century are not so barbaric and uncivilized. We hunt men suspected of rape down online and metaphorically [...]

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Shake and Bake Software Engineers

Thumbnail image for Shake and Bake Software Engineers by Uncle Elmer 05.01.2013

Commenter “Thos” posted a link to a recent Huffington Post essay about sexist pronoun abuse in the tech industry. Not sure what the stock photo of male models had to do with the essay, but one expects this from femsites. Frankly, I can no longer endure ladie’s web sites. Trying to wade through too many [...]

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Girls can’t get enough of Dzhokhar

by W.F. Price 04.30.2013

Accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev appears to have become America’s pre-eminent teen heartthrob. His soft, pretty young face combined with his notoriety have propelled him beyond even boy-band idols in the hearts of America’s girls and young women. As for that terrorism thing, well, it’s kinda hot. But of course he’s really innocent if you [...]

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Dove Real Beauty for Men

by W.F. Price 04.29.2013

I’m sure many readers have seen the touching, affirming Dove ads for women. Through a sketch artist’s rendering of self-description followed by another sketch drawn from others’ impressions, they show how women have such poor self-esteem that they describe themselves as hags, whereas others see them as far more attractive. Well, some guys made a [...]

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A Poisonous Atmosphere

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I saw reports this winter that Beijing’s air pollution is hitting record levels, with the pollution so bad that children can’t even play outside. I thought it was bad in Beijing when I lived there in the late 90s, but it’s evidently worse now than ever, probably because so many more cars are on the [...]

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Troll Chum Amanda Style

by Uncle Elmer 04.29.2013

This morning I groggily read my boss’s Friday night email requesting a full blown draft on Monday instead of the “template” goal we had agreed on earlier in the week. So I can’t wax eloquent on The Spearhead  as I need to make an appearance at the office with some plausible work progress. That’s ok [...]

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As Colleges are Feminized, Degrees Lose Value

by W.F. Price 04.28.2013

One fact that is rarely mentioned in the US press is that in developed countries, the prevalence of college degree holders has little correlation with economic output. Russia, for example, has the highest percentage of college degree holders on earth, while Germany has far fewer than the OECD average. In the US, people with associate [...]

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Why I’m Skeptical about Amnesty’s Prospects

by W.F. Price 04.25.2013

Immigration is an issue men ought to be concerned about for a number of reasons, because it can have both positive and negative effects on our lives. The kind of immigration that occurred during the Bush administration (with full complicity on the part of the president) was, on the balance, bad for American men. The [...]

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Will Feminists Disavow Murder?

by W.F. Price 04.25.2013

Kermit Gosnell, a Philadelphia abortionist, is on trial for murdering babies and causing the death of a patient by drug overdose. Most of the press is ignoring the story, because it doesn’t suit their narrative. They are afraid, it seems, that people will draw the “wrong conclusions” about abortion. Some intrepid liberals, however, are trying [...]

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Dartmouth Shuts Down as Victim-Hoaxing Craze Sweeps Nation’s Campuses

by Uncle Elmer 04.25.2013

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Book Review: Enjoy The Decline

by Elusive Wapiti 04.24.2013

The Book: Enjoy The Decline, by Aaron Clarey, 204 pages, published 2013. Summary: Subtitled “Accepting and Living with the Death of the United States”, this book asserts that the United States is in a terminal economic and social decline. It argues that readers, in order to live their lives to the fullest during this decline, [...]

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Religion and Gender Relations — A Study

by W.F. Price 04.23.2013

I’ve decided to embark on a study for our readers, and for the manosphere in general, regarding major religions and their take on the state of marriage, gender relations and family law. I intend to present views from the Christian, Muslim and Jewish perspective, and others if I have the time and resources. Without some [...]

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Sisterhood Is Thicker Than Blood

by Joe Zamboni 04.23.2013

An old German proverb holds that “blood is thicker than water.” By that people mean that their loyalty is primarily with their family, not their friends, and certainly not some unknown third parties. The phrase dates from the 1100s, when families were a much more important part of one’s life, well before modern feminists made [...]

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