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Glenn Sacks on V-Day, Choice for Men
posted by Scott on Wednesday February 20, @11:57AM
from the news dept.
News Glenn Sacks wrote an article about V-Day, Eve Ensler's V-Day: For Women, Afghanistan is Everywhere, which debunks many of the statistics commonly used in the campaign. This is one incredibly useful resource to have handy. Also, tonight Glenn will discuss his recent column Shouldn't Men Have a Choice, Too? on the Stacy Taylor Show, on KOGO 600 in San Diego, starting at 8 PM PST. His talk will coincide with tonight's MANN chat on reproductive rights, so if anyone in the San Diego area can log in and let us know how he's doing in real-time, that would be great!

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Station's phone number and URL (Score:0)
by Anonymous User on Wednesday February 20, @06:02PM EST (#1)
I don't know if they'll put callers on the air, but the station's phone
number is (858) 292-2000.

If you don't happen to live in San Diego, you might be able to listen to
the show over the web by visiting

                http://www.kogo.com/main.html

and clicking on "listen live".

Thanks,
Kingsley G. Morse Jr.
Reproductive Rights Chairman
National Center for Men

                                              Protect Voluntary Fatherhood
                                              http://www.choiceformen.com

Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day (Score:1)
by collins on Thursday February 21, @10:22AM EST (#2)
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I really liked Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day in which he debunked the feminists' faulty claims re violence against women. Factual accuracy is not considered important among many feminists who believe truth should never get in the way of a good political cause.

                  Collins
       
 
Re:Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day (Score:1)
by LadyRivka (abrouty@wells.edu) on Thursday February 21, @11:35AM EST (#3)
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Factual accuracy is not considered important among many feminists who believe truth should never get in the way of a good political cause.

Very true. And if you ask a lot of genfems, they'll answer that your logic is "male" and therefore "insane". They just won't accept facts. It's like a religion.

"Female men's activist" is not an oxymoron.
Re:Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day (Score:1)
by nazgul on Thursday February 21, @01:39PM EST (#4)
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Secular creationism. Exactly.
Re:Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day (Score:1)
by wiccid stepparent on Thursday February 21, @07:22PM EST (#5)
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Where does this man and his wife and ex-girlfriend live? Because when I got divorced, the amount of child care was proportional to the amount of time my ex spent with our daughter and how much we both made. He is unemployed though, and has long since deserted, so our daughter doesn't get anything from him, time nor money.
Re:Glenn Sacks' article about V-Day (Score:1)
by wiccid stepparent on Thursday February 21, @07:22PM EST (#6)
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Forgot to mention, we live in California.
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