Category Archives: Feminism

Who’s More Likely To Take Responsibility? Men or Women?

Posted on January 26, 2017 by Luke Ford

For thousands of years, almost every female was some man’s property (the usual cycle was to go from being the property of her father to the property of her husband). As a man’s property, she did not have to take … Continue reading →

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Donald’s Accusers Are Snakes In The Grass

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments: There’s a type of heroine whose-virtue-is-in-danger story that goes all the way back to the penny dreadfuls and beyond, which was read eagerly back in that era by silly lower-class women with weak minds and erratic, hysterical, and suspicious … Continue reading →

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Sabrina Rubin Erdely’s Malice in Blunderland

Posted on October 29, 2016 by Luke Ford

Steve Sailer writes: Although merely a modest staffer, Eramo has a difficult legal hurdle to overcome in winning justice from Rolling Stone because the judge declared her to be a “limited purpose public figure.” (Bizarrely, the judge also ruled that … Continue reading →

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Did Donald Trump Make His Biggest Mistake Yet by Fat-and-Slut-Shaming Alicia Machado?

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

The point of feminism is to expand sexual options for women and to reduce them for men. I was watching last night the new Frontline documentary “The Choice” about Trump and Hillary, and one of Hillary’s university friends said it … Continue reading →

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WP: A spy’s unhappy wife could have turned D-Day into a disaster for the Allies

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Washington Post: But, as newly declassified British documents at Britain’s National Archives reveal, it could have gone horribly wrong had Pujol’s then-wife had her way. Reports kept by MI5, Britain’s domestic counterintelligence agency, indicated that, by mid-1943, Araceli Gonzalez was … Continue reading →

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