Anonymous User writes "MisforMalevolent takes Barnes and Noble to task for their lack of coverage, or understanding of Men's Rights. Why can't the major publishers give men's rights more coverage? It probably would sell as well as dry tomes like "Women's Rights in France" (A top ten match for "Women's Rights" on B&K.com)."

In case there was any doubt... Japan: Private tutor imparts carnal knowledge to schoolboy.

johnnyp writes "Until “regular” women start confronting feminists, politicians, and the media, no progress will be made. We can lobby, and complain all we want to the politicians and media elite too no effect because nothing can overcome a shrill feminist except a large number of women. Unless regular women see the costs of feminism, they will not act."

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Though the populations of developing nations are expected to increase at least through mid-century, collapsing fertility rates throughout most of the developed world have already begun to take a severe toll. Japan's population has aged for years as a result of this phenomenon, and its population has already started to collapse -- two years before expected. It's hard to find an analysis of such a politically incorrect notion, but I suspect that the destructively rapid collapse in fertility rates has arisen in part from the systematic destruction of traditional families and of male-female relations in general as well as from high rates of abortion, in other words as a result of feminism.

As Europe and Japan collapse, the US may find itself standing on top of an ash heap. In this article, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore paints a frightening picture of what we face as a result of collapsing fertility rates (with a few comments about other problems).

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Christopher Hitchens doesn't lack for courage! Read this. This is big exposure for this issue.

Anonymous User writes "MIsForMalevolent has a good 'carnival' (or vortex?) of web-sites commenting on VAWA in a male-positive way. Arm yourselves with knowledge, and contact your Senator."

Anonymous User writes "An American woman in Hong Kong, Nancy Kissel, was convicted this Thursday after she drugged her husband with a milkshake laced with sedatives, and then beat him to death -all to avoid a divorce that was threatened after her infidelity. Her defense? "I was abused, he was a workaholic, he snorted cocaine, and, perhaps most incredibly: it was self-defense". The jury didn't buy it."

Anonymous User writes "While North Carlina is trying to issue firearms to women who seek Temporary Restraining Orders, Canada is busily trying to confiscate men's firearms.

Through it all, a common denominator of misrepresentations by women being taken seriously by the courts, and men's rights taking a back seat."

ahhkaboom writes "On its website, the BBC says it has issued an apology over the program "Bring Your Husband to Heel" after receiving complaints it was sexist towards men. On this show, a woman dog trainer used her techniques to teach women how to modify their husbands' behaviour.

Yep, the UK is just lovely."

Kelly R. Rice writes "Couple challenge Virginia law on registering for draft

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Anonymous User writes "Are men who get divorced evil? Does our culture judge them unfairly? MIsForMalevolent says 'no', and 'yes', respectively."

There's only one week left until Congress reconvenes. This is a critical week for contacting your Senators about removing the gender-discriminatory language from VAWA. We've made good progress in the House. Now we need to make certain that the Senate's version of the bill is also made male-inclusive.

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ahhkaboom writes "On British television (on the first episode of "Don't Get Me Started" on Channel Five), Michael Buerk dared to note and also criticize how our world is becoming feminised. He noted how masculine qualities are being forced aside, men are being forced out of the family, and how men are being feminised in various ways. The press, of course, has hated Mr. Buerk for these views.

Here, however, is a more fair view from the press on the program here."

Steven X Brown writes "Excellent article
here from Jonathan Gornall in today's Times. He writes (prompted by Greer's new book 'The Boy') of how it's almost 'acceptable' nowadays for grown women to abuse and lust after underage boys, whereas if the genders were reversed there would be an outcry

His email address is: jonathan.gornall-at-thetimes.co.uk"

bandersnatch writes "From BBC News:

Many people argue that pornography is degrading and exploitative to women. But Michelle Thorne, who has worked in the porn industry for six years, does not agree. "I have never felt exploited. If anything it's giving you power over men. The only people exploited, if anyone is, are the men who go out and spend their money on porn," says the 26-year-old from Bristol. But Miss Thorne claims: "The people in this world who are really being exploited are those women in those countries where they have to cover up all the time and can't vote or anything. A woman's sexuality does give her power."

Her last sentence carries a deep resonance with me -- is it any surprise why feminists push for carte blanche privilege with their sexuality while constantly pushing for social / legal changes to keep a man's in check?"