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'A Pennsylvania woman is behind bars after allegedly serving two young boys alcohol and attempting to sexually assault them.

Rochelle Stewart, 64, was charged with six misdemeanors — one count of indecent assault, one count of making a false police report, and two counts each of giving minors alcohol and corruption of minors.

Pittsburgh police said on Jan. 8 two boys, ages 12 and 13, offered to shovel snow in front of the home of Stewart's home, Law&Crime reported. According to a criminal complaint Stewart agreed to pay the boys $5 to shovel her walkway.'

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'A Middle Township Elementary School teacher in South Jersey is facing charges after she allegedly had a child with a student she's accused of sexually assaulting inside her home several years ago.

Laura Caron, 34, of Cape May Court House, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault, and endangering the welfare of a child.

The alleged crimes happened between 2016 and 2020 at the suspect's home in Cape May Court House.

Authorities say the victim was 13 years old and living with then-28-year-old Caron when their child was born in 2019.'

Video here.

Tom and Hannah have an open and honest discussion about how the crazy feminists develop. Hannah offers numerous insights into female psychology and the damage done to women, children, and men by feminists.

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'Despite the groundbreaking and heroic actions of women in the last 12 months, there’s one archetype sitting firmly on the horizon for 2025: the Alpha Male.
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But despite these trailblazing moments, the steadily growing popularity of the Alpha Male signals a dangerous cloud of toxic masculinity in 2025.

According to political scientist and president of the Institute of European Policy Making, Catherine De Vries, the president-elect is the shining star of the Alpha Male stereotype: a hyper-masculine man who seeks to assert absolute authority, and values material wealth and strength.

While Andrew Tate brought the Alpha Male to mainstream media, Donald Trump is the reason it will boil over in popularity this year, as he steps into arguably the most powerful position on Earth.'

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'"So every John is a sex trafficker?" asked Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Scott L. Kafker in the courtroom last week.

"Yes, your honor," replied Plymouth County Assistant District Attorney Julianne Campbell.

The case—Commonwealth v. Garafalo—represents the latest assault on civil liberties and basic language to be carried out in the name of stopping sex trafficking.

It's long been a goal of certain radical feminists to define all sex work as sex trafficking. If you completely remove agency and free will from the equation—at least for women—then anyone who accepts money for sexual activity can be a victim and anyone who makes or facilitates this payment a criminal.

I saw this story and thought how quintessentially masculine such behavior is and how suddenly no one's complaining about masculine behaviors now, at least not at the moment, at least not in California. Women *could* behave the way these men do, but generally speaking-- they don't. Feminists are eerily quiet about men when they behave this way but start their litany of complaints back up once the emergency has passed. Fancy that.

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'Los Angeles Fire Department Deputy (LAFD) Chief Kristine Larson is facing widespread criticism online after comments surfaced in which she appeared to shift blame onto fire victims for their circumstances.

Speaking as part of a video that aired during a commercial break for the FOX show 9-1-1 about firefighter capabilities, Larson said, "Am I able to carry your husband out of a fire? He got himself in the wrong place if I have to carry him out."

Her remarks, captured in a resurfaced clip now circulating widely on social media, have sparked outrage among community members and safety advocates, who view them as lacking empathy for victims of fires and emergencies. The comments were originally shared by the right-wing account @EndWokeness on X, formerly Twitter, garnering millions of views and heated debate.
The backlash is compounded by Larson's comments emphasizing the importance of firefighters reflecting the communities they serve.

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'That’s a quote from the Los Angeles Fire Department’s Assistant Chief in a recently unearthed promo video. With the ongoing wildfires in California, many are questioning if firefighters are up to the job. This video confirms some of them are not. Are you willing to die for DEI?

"Is she strong enough to do this? You couldn’t carry my husband out of a fire. He got himself in the wrong place if I have to carry him out of a fire."

It’s disturbing to think a firefighter would blame a victim for being in danger. But, that’s what happens in the video. The firefighter says it’s the victim’s fault if she lacks the strength or skills to save them.'

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'Scientists have found a way to use toxic masculinity for good. Australian researchers have successfully genetically engineered insect semen to be poisonous, reducing the number of female insects able to breed. A new technique inserts proteins from spider and sea anemone venom into the reproductive system of fruit flies, poisoning the female during mating.'

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'The guide, which was launched during a webinar event in November, provides guidance to schools, teachers and parents/guardians on how to address the impact of online masculinity influencers and associated content on children and young people, particularly teenage boys.

Dr Darragh McCashin and Dr Catherine Baker from Dublin City University collaborated with Dr Fiona O'Rourke on the new guide.

The guidance in the report covers three main sections. It begins with introductory information about online masculinity influencers who promote harmful ideologies, attitudes and behaviours and the ‘ecosystem’ that underpins and supports them along with the impact they are having on children and young people from all gendered backgrounds.'

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'A video encouraging men and boys to be open with their emotions has been created by students and staff at a school.

The film, made at Clevedon School in North Somerset, warns against toxic masculinity in society, a term that refers to a set of behaviours and attitudes that can be damaging to mental health.

"From a young age, boys are taught that to cry is weakness; to be vulnerable is shameful; to express their emotions other than anger is to lose their masculinity," staff say in the video.'

Video on the subject here. Looks like the world's oldest profession has completely colonized the notion of marriage, which tried in any case to support the idea of sincerity of emotional attachment. Not anymore!

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'This video examines the damage caused by feminists in positions of national power in Sweden. The title, Cancel Nation: How Well-Meaning Women and Fake Feminists Brought Down the Most Liberal Nation, appears to be written by someone attempting to excuse or rationalize the pathological decisions of Sweden's feminized legislators. However, the content speaks for itself.

The comments section of the video is particularly revealing. Here’s one from a Swedish man who has had enough:
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Many commenters noted that these were not “fake” feminists but the genuine variety. I agree. This video offers a stark look at the consequences of allowing feminist ideologies to dominate national policy. We must work to limit feminist and woke influence and call it out whenever possible.'

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'The Dallas Wings have stirred controversy once more with the appointment of Chris Koclanes as their new head coach. As the fifth male to hold this position in a league championing women’s sports, Koclanes’ hiring has once again sparked heated discussions about sexism in the WNBA. The move has ignited fan backlash, with many questioning the league’s commitment to empowering women, given the increasing number of men at the helm of WNBA teams.

According to a recent Instagram post by the WNBA, the @DallasWings announced Koclanes as their new head coach. Koclanes, who is currently an assistant coach for the USC Trojans, brings a wealth of experience, having served as an assistant coach in the WNBA and Division I women’s basketball.

One fan summed up the general sentiment succinctly, “Here come all the men.” This comment reflects a growing frustration over the trend of hiring male coaches in a league that was founded to showcase the talents of women.

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'A HMRC worker who branded her female boss 'sexist' when she said in a meeting that she wanted a granddaughter so she could buy 'pink dresses' has lost a discrimination claim, an employment tribunal heard.

Rachel Gladstone demanded that team leader Sandra Edwards apologise, asking that she 'keep the overt spoilt pink baby girl princess sexism for your private and family life'.

Ms Gladstone added that it was a 'triggering' subject for her as she had spent time while raising her own daughter to counteract the 'pink is for girls' culture, which she described as 'mildly damaging when taken to extremes'.

The comments - made in a series of emails - led bosses to launch disciplinary proceedings against admin worker Ms Gladstone, then 52, over her behaviour at work for which she received a written warning.

This prompted her to resign and to sue HMRC for unfair constructive dismissal and disability discrimination.