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Category Archives: Feminism
The End Of Western Civilization
“Extending the franchise to voters who are subject to monthly bouts of hysteria was the beginning of the end for Western Man and Western Civilization.” (Chaim Amalek) More than a decade ago, I dated this ex-porn star and she simply … Continue reading
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WP: A mother’s fury: ‘After Birth,’ a novel by Elisa Albert
In my experience, Elisa Albert was furious before she ever gave birth. Having a baby was just one new way for her to claim victim status. WP: “By immersing us in Ari’s bottomless need and pain, Albert creates a deeply … Continue reading
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Mormon Mommy Blogs
Jane the Jewess* says: I look at these Mormon mommy blogs all day at work. What does that mean? I had to leave work early yesterday because it was starting to make me feel ill because I was obsessing so … Continue reading
Is Every Woman Who Has Sex Outside Of A Relationship Nuts?
Female Friend: My friend A. is possibly the biggest pussy / wimp I have ever met in my life. He’d make a really fantastic dhimmi / Islamic convert. The dude couldn’t stand up for himself if his life depended on … Continue reading
Why Are Feminists Ignoring The Violent Rape Of Porn Star Cytherea?
Matt Forney writes: Last month, retired porn star Cytherea was the victim of a brutal gang rape at her home in Las Vegas. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, three teenage suspects, two of them minors, broke into the house, … Continue reading
LAT: Women are leaving the tech industry in droves
The Los Angeles Times reports: That’s a huge problem for the tech economy. According to the industry group Code.org, computing jobs will more than double by 2020, to 1.4 million. If women continue to leave the field, an already dire … Continue reading
Death Comes to Pemberley
Steve Sailer writes: The TV miniseries adaptation of Death Comes to Pemberley isn’t bad. They should have had more scenes of Elizabeth Bennett sparring wittily with the grande dame, but it’s a pretty good Tory worldview TV, in the manner … Continue reading
What Women Want
A comment to Steve Sailer: What do women want? Let’s look at their sexual fantasies. In my long years, I’ve known large numbers of women with drawers and e-readers full of “romance novels”. The story lines and characterizations are generally … Continue reading
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So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed
The bullies can only ruin your life if you are weak. Once people realize you can’t be intimidated, they tend to leave you alone. I notice that most of the people in this story are women. In general, women are … Continue reading
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The Paradise
I watched season one of the BBC series The Paradise on Netflix. It is set in 1875 and it is excellent. SPOILER ALERT: Season two, however, went off the rails with an absurd feminist plotline. The female protagonist, Denise Lovett, … Continue reading
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