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Category Archives: Feminism
Jezebel Essay: Why I Quit My Dream Newspaper Job After Four Months
I challenge you to try to finish this whine by Devon Maloney. Or you could just look at her picture and get the same idea. Of course, there were red flags: that nine-month interview process, for one; the fact that … Continue reading
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Delusions About Male Sexuality
From Chateau Heartiste: In a story about the Secret Service agents and the Colombian whore with the fake tits, I was thrown by this jarring editorial commentary that was inserted after a quote attributed to one of the agents: “I … Continue reading
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Why Are Feminists Against The Male Pill?
May 14, 2012 by CH: How often have you heard feminists bitch and moan about the responsibility that women must bear for using birth control? You’d think the womb whiners would be happy that a male Pill was tested and … Continue reading
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Women Kick Back As A Man Collapses
From CH: Ugly, bloated Western woman dressed in the latest fashion sits idly with look of perplexity as a man in distress collapses before her leaden gaze. She even leans away from him, offended at this breach of protocol. Another … Continue reading
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‘The Olympics has destroyed womanhood’
Daily Mail: A Turkish newspaper columnist has been heavily criticised after writing an article which said the Olympic Games is destroying the female figure. The piece – called Womanhood is dying at the Olympics’ – was written by Yuksel Aytug … Continue reading
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Understanding Women
Highlights from Chateau Heartiste: * “Women basically want a monopoly on judgement. She can judge reject men as she chooses, but men are not free to reject/judge her or her choices, ever.” * “If you are the average man — … Continue reading
Frightened Rabbi Wants Her American Citizenship
I find it often helps to see a picture of someone before listening to his ideas. Link Steve Sailer’s Law of Female Journalism: “The most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend to be demands that social values be overturned in … Continue reading
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How Do You Make White Women Have More Babies?
One idea: “Restrict college and most occupations to men only. Take away women’s sufferage. Outlaw abortion and birth control.” * Leonard, Thomas C. (2005) “Protecting Family and Race: The Progressive Case for Regulating Women’s Work.” American Journal of Economics and … Continue reading
Rotating Polyandry—and its Enforcers
F. Roger Devlin writes: Stephen Baskerville’s Taken into Custody details for us the brutal police-state machinery which has grown up in the past forty years to encourage, enforce, and profit from it. Here is the reality behind such commonplace euphemisms … Continue reading
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Sexual Utopia in Power: The Feminist Revolt Against Civilization by F. Roger Devlin
I call F. Roger Devlin at noon Friday, August 28, 2015, to discuss his new book (MP3. (Update: My June 21, 2021 interview is here.) Here is a partial transcript of my interview today: Roger: “I’ve discovered an age gap … Continue reading
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