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Category Archives: Feminism
You Get Fired For Telling The Truth
New York Times: LONDON — A Nobel laureate has resigned as honorary professor at University College London after saying that female scientists should be segregated from male colleagues because women cry when criticized and are a romantic distraction in the … Continue reading
Don’t show what you don’t want others to look at
Ladies, it does not seem complicated to me. Don’t show off your body if you don’t want guys staring. I often see professional women wearing ridiculously short skirts and then tugging them down all our therapy session. Don’t wear clothing … Continue reading
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The Fruits Of Feminism
Link: “Feminism has a) eliminated any need for ALPHA males to marry, b) significantly reduced the desirability of marriage for all men, and c) reduced the ability of non-ALPHA males to marry women congruent with their socio-sexual rank.”
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Sheryl Sandberg’s Husband’s Weird Mexican Death
From comments to Steve Sailer: * Further to Steve Sailer’s point about social media titans, from the NY Post: Sheryl Sandberg has not made a public statement or commented about her husband’s death. The family is expected to hold an … Continue reading
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I wonder if Dave Goldberg got this quality Mexican ambulance service?
Steve Sailer writes: Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has been acting for several years like she’s intending to follow Fiorina and Whitman’s examples, although on the Democratic side, which may help explain the weird news coverage of her 47-year-old husband’s death … Continue reading
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Dave Goldberg’s Lifetime of Advocating for Women
Great to see Jews pushing feminism. NYT: Mr. Goldberg, who died unexpectedly on Friday, was a genial, 47-year-old Silicon Valley entrepreneur who built his latest company, SurveyMonkey, from a modest enterprise to one recently valued by investors at $2 billion. … Continue reading
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The Jewish Genesis Of Feminism
Steve Sailer writes: A lot of the last half-century of feminism is, basically, Jewish women’s resentment of Jewish men for chasing shiksas, but projected outward so that dumb, guilt-prone gentiles feel responsible for, somehow, oppressing these rich but incensed New … Continue reading
Understanding #Gamergate: Zoe Quinn, Anita Sarkeesian and the Social Justice Warriors
From Amazon.com: The Gamergate controversy began with a blog post about the infidelities of game developer Zoe Quinn. The post caused quite a stir at Reddit and 4chan’s gaming communities because Quinn’s affairs were with figures in the gaming press. … Continue reading
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Sex differences in aggression between heterosexual partners: A meta-analytic review.
Report: Meta-analyses of sex differences in physical aggression to heterosexual partners and in its physical consequences are reported. Women were slightly more likely (d = –.05) than men to use one or more acts of physical aggression and to use such acts … Continue reading
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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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