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I can still recall the first time I was humiliated by a misandrist. I was five years old. She was a teacher....I made it a point to seek out her grave for desecration.
I related my story to my grandfather. He said "what that old p***pot needs is a good **** but I don't know anybody who would give it to her. Don't ever take women like that as seriously as they take themselves...you'll end up as crazy as they are"
Thank you grandad...those words have grounded me in reality on many occassions.
A whole generation of little boys now face an unprecedented gauntlet of mysandry when the state forces us to place them in the charge of these feminazi witches. My recommendation is to home school as many boys as possible. The rest who have no choice but to put up with this crap will be very easy indeed to recruit to our cause in the future...and do not have false hope....we will need militant masculists when we enter the old folks home.
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I too remember my school days. All female teachers and they did indeed humiliate boys in front of the entire class, not by making us wear dresses but by scoldings and one of their favorite punishments was to make a boy stand in one of the front corners of the classroom facing inward and of course this was in full view of everyone. The words " go stand in the corner" still ring in my mind as when I was in boot camp the words "assume the position" which meant you were about to do a lot of pushups. I do not remember one young lady being told to stand in the corner the entire K through 8th grade or 9 years! Keep in mind this was during the 50's and 60's.
To this day I almost would prefer not to deal with a female as a lot of times they seem to talk down to me and God forbid I should try to argue with them. This very morning I had to deal with our credit card processor and one of their female employees. Admitting to her I violated one of their rules she proceeded to chew my ass out but in a sort of nice way. She was very effective in making it clear to me that I had done something wrong. I can site serveal other examples of this type of behavior by women that I have dealt with. A man would not speak to me in that fashion because he can sense I just my rip him a new asshole. But I am always a perfect gentlemen with a female. I think it must be in their nature but all the feminist activity durning the past 30 years has not helped much. Overall my assessment is they seem to think of themselves as superior, they are definately dominating and very controlling.
My heart goes out to young boys and men who are placed in a position of subordination to female anythings especially in these times.
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There were 2 parts of the article that pissed me off.
1) That he was not the only student who was made to endure this. And the laize faire attitude of the school to NOT find this teacher who previously did this, is totally wrong.
2) The school says that since the 2 boys this was done to are gone, why should they investigate and punish anyone concerning this incident. ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME!? The two students were so mortified and humiliated that they LEFT THE SCHOOL. The action they DON'T want to investigate is the REASON the students LEFT.
And for anyone of the MSer persuasion who says that "see, wearing a dress is bad because being female is bad" ... BULLSHIT. The TEACHER, a FEMALE, apparently thought that making a boy wear a dress was humiliating. Also, using this CHILD's feelings for a political spring board is reprehensible. And WHO THE HELL CARES WHY he did or did not want to wear a dress?! Suppose they wanted him to wear ANY constume or outfit whose SOLE PURPOSE was to cause humiliation? Now, MSers, suppose the child who was humiliated, whatever they were wearing, was a girl?! Humiliation is humiliation. Saying "but, that's different" is just a way to disconnect empathetically when the child will never be you.
This is such BS
Steven
Guerilla Gender Warfare is just Hate Speech in polite text
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This is a Montessori school. Not only private but exclusive. If you don't attend from preschool you are not allowed to join when your kids are older. They are a very unstructured, child led school, which now that is think about it is very liberal. They are expensive, and i am sure they can afford to pay off a couple of parents.
I cannot believe the dept. of education thinks this is over because the family left. This means that it isn't the action which is wrong, but the parents threatening to sue. That is frightning.
Hey Steven, you flying down to DC this June?
The Biscuit Queen
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Jen,
For 2 reasons I cannot attend.
1) I won't have accumulated enough money or leave accumulated.
2) I keep getting the hint from God that in this movement I am to be an unseen servant. I got articles published (anonymously), I help research, but I keep getting people (like the MSers) who go after my LIFE's WORK for just speaking out against injustice.
It's like when I came back into military. I had been out for a long enough period that I actually had to go BACK to BASIC training. I got along with the Drill Sergeants fine, the 18y.o. kids ... I wanted to throttle them. I WAS an NCO, but I came back in as a PFC (Private First Class E-3). It was very humbling, to say the least. But, I am a servant. And, ya know, that word has gotten such a bad rap in recent years. I'm good at leading, but for now God seems to want me to be a servant. I figure I'll get my rewards on the other side.
But, I will watch with interest and if I can be helpful in research, letter or article writing, and/or moral support .. I'll be there in the way I can.
I hope you know my passion for this movement and how I am not trying to wriggle out, but for now I gotta follow what path is being laid out for me. It's frustrating for me too. Since coming to this movement I have had my career threatened, gotten a "you are a rapist" E-mail (directed not only to me, but to me and my wife), and had someone from the MS boards try to interject herself into my real life. All of this in the last 5 months. Some stuff happened before, but it's seemed to build since I have become a more active member and started writing. And I have this gut intstinct that more trials will come my way. But, my job is to trust and to contribute the best way I can.
I hope my explanation is accepted well, as I have a lot of respect for you. If you are going, or if you are part of organizing this, and I can help ... your servant has but to be asked.
With regards,
Steven
Guerilla Gender Warfare is just Hate Speech in polite text
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I can certainly understand that. It is insane how far these people will go to silence the opposition. Your contributions are very much appreciated, and I do not think you are trying to weasel out. I was just hoping to meet you, but I guess I will just have to wait until we take that cruise in your direction...someday ;-)
We are certainly going, and I plan on taking lots of notes. I will make sure to send a copy to you, maybe it will give you some inspiration for that next article.
The Biscuit Queen
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by Anonymous User on 09:52 PM March 2nd, 2004 EST (#12)
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When we were doing the whole Warren Farrell for Gov. thing last Fall out here in CA, we held a rally in the Parking lot of the San Diego Padres. I'm just an amatuer, but I videotaped on Digital Video about an hour of speakers, including Dr. Farrell. Later I edited the video and put in chapter stops in front of the speakers. Yes I was even one of the speakers. I burned it onto DVD and sent it to friends. Those blank DVD's aren't cheap, but it is a very nice record of the event and someday it would be nice to put sound bite size excerpts on a web site.
I hope someone has a good digital still camera. They've gotten cheaper. If someone could get some nice shots of the event without giving away any need to protect identities it would be nice for the rest of us to see.
NCFMLA is working on the web site and we hope someday to get a few more pictures up ourselves.
Right now NCFM-DC's web site is the envy of all the others. It really does look superb.
Sincerely, Ray
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by Anonymous User on 07:40 PM March 1st, 2004 EST (#4)
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According to this article, male victims of domestic violence in medieval France were humiliated in public via forced cross-dressing.
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by Anonymous User on 08:05 PM March 1st, 2004 EST (#6)
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Well, that figures.
Since the feminists are so primitive in the first place.
Y' know, as an Indian, it's real nice to get to say that about SOMEONE ELSE for a change.(^_^)
Thundercloud.
"Hoka hey!"
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by Anonymous User on 05:23 PM March 2nd, 2004 EST (#9)
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And WHO THE HELL CARES WHY he did or did not want to wear a dress?! Suppose they wanted him to wear ANY constume or outfit whose SOLE PURPOSE was to cause humiliation? Now, MSers, suppose the child who was humiliated, whatever they were wearing, was a girl?! Humiliation is humiliation. Saying "but, that's different" is just a way to disconnect empathetically when the child will never be you.
This is an excellent observation. By requiring boys to wear a dress and suffer humiliation as punishment we can negatively reinforce the undesirability of the male gender wearing a dress.
I love it! A boy acts bad and gets cross-dressing humiliation. Thus the teacher prevents them from becoming deviants in the future disciplines the misbehaving.
Warble
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This is an excellent observation. By requiring boys to wear a dress and suffer humiliation as punishment we can negatively reinforce the undesirability of the male gender wearing a dress.
Speaking of humiliation, have you noticed how many people back you up?
I love it!
What, you love child abuse against boys? not surprising.
A boy acts bad and gets cross-dressing humiliation. Thus the teacher prevents them from becoming deviants in the future disciplines the misbehaving.
You ever tried thinking beyond the concept of self? It's fun.
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I suppose the best question for them is, what if a girl suffers from the same problem.
How is that dealt with?
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Hey Steven, your use of MSers gives me some ideas of new terms for feminazi behavior. How about MStreatment, or MStake, or (my favorite) MSerable. Of course, their MStaken, MSerable MStreatment is a great source of MSery for us.
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by Anonymous User on 07:18 PM March 3rd, 2004 EST (#14)
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Humiliation of little boys is a good thing.
It teaches them who's boss when they grow up.
I can just hear a feminist saying that, I really can.
Thundercloud.
"Hoka hey!"
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One of the things that has been inflicted on boys by their mothers is the practice of raising them as if they were girls. I once did a photojournalistic study on transvestites and trans-sexuals and found this to be a frequently stated point of commonality. I once had a collegue who knew Ernest Hemmingway as a workmate at the Toronto Star (I could tell you a great yarn about the day he desided to quit and join the International Brigade in Spain but I'll save that for another time) Apparently this was done to Ernest and this was why he was so militantly macho and adored all things manly (therefore it could go either way).
One of the things activist fathers do in Canada is called "Dress for Success" it is a poke at a partially SOW funded/partially charitable donation thing that buys disadvantaged women a nice business suit for their first job interview. What our Canadian father's right's advocates do is jamb the court spectator galleries with men wearing dresses during divorce/custody proceedings...might be something to consider doing at the upcomming rally in DC...BE SURE NOT TO SHAVE FOR ABOUT THREE DAYS TO UNDERLINE THE ABSURDITY
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