Submitted by anthony on Thu, 2006-12-21 01:55
Story here. Excerpt:
"A 32-year-old female teacher from Parker, Colo., has been arrested and accused of a sexual relationship with a male high school student on a football trip to Glenwood Springs, Colo."
"The arrest affidavit alleges that the assault happened in Esson's hotel room as her two young children and a teenage babysitter were asleep in the same room."
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Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2006-12-20 16:43
Story here. Excerpt:
'Swedish men are less intelligent, lonelier and fatter than their female counterparts. Boys have fallen way behind in school, and there are more women than men studying some traditionally male university subjects.'
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Submitted by Celarnor on Wed, 2006-12-20 05:48
MSN has done it again, ladies and gentlemen.
Ginger Crowel and Laurie Sandel (both of whom, not surprisingly, are women) churn out the usual misandrist literature over a holiday via MSN Lifestyle. While it is commendable for them to have a 'mens lifestyle' set of pages for men as they do for women, the content is less than reassuring. Assuming that all men do nothing but sit on the couch and watch football until the 23rd of December, we have been given the Men's Guide to Lazy Online Holiday Shopping
, and assuming that we aren't capable of doing our own thinking, we have been given the ubiquitous 27 Laws of Shopping for Women
, including the natural 'men are dogs' reference:
'27. Perform due diligence. Next time your girlfriend is paging through a magazine, listen to her instead of nodding vacantly. Ask to see the item she's drooling over. Make a mental note. Fetch.'
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Submitted by Matt on Wed, 2006-12-20 03:51
Smelling blood in the water, they close in for the kill. By 2030, I predict you will have a really hard time finding a male scientist anywhere in America who is not at least 50 years old.
Article here. Excerpt:
'Women do better, [Dr. Madeline Heilman] said, in environments where they are judged on grants obtained, prizes won, findings cited by other experts, or other explicit criteria, rather than on whether they are, say, “cutting edge.” “There has to be very little room for ambiguity,” Dr. Heilman said. “Otherwise, expectations swoop in to fill the vacuum.”'
Translation: Trucking grants and awards to women over men is what must be done in the name of their self-esteem and of course, "equality". Accomplishments be damned!
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Submitted by Luek on Tue, 2006-12-19 12:42
Here is a holiday story that shows how important fathers were and still are. Hope you enjoy it. Starts with:
1881 Christmas Story
Pa never had much compassion for the lazy or those who squandered their means and then never had enough for the necessities. But for those who were genuinely in need, his heart was as big as all outdoors. It was from him that I learned the greatest joy in life comes from giving, not from receiving.
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 19:11
Story here.
This recent article demonstrates Sommers continued devotion towards the empowerment of boys.
“Masculinity with morals is constructive,” Ms. Sommers averred. “Without morals it is dangerous. In the healthy form, boys are helpful, achieving and protective. They sublimate their aggression into sports and other activities. Efforts to make them more like girls with dolls won’t work.”
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 19:02
Story here. Excerpt:
"INDIAN husbands are becoming victims of an anti-dowry law which is being misused by their wives to extort money, a group representing men who have been accused of dowry abuse said today."
"Under the law, the accused can be arrested and jailed without warrant or investigation, the complaint cannot be withdrawn by the petitioner and it is non-bailable."
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 18:52
Story here. Excerpt:
"Two women who murdered their allegedly abusive husbands have had their life sentences commuted by Governor Jeb Bush and the state Cabinet."
"The panel agreed to release Sandra Patria of Manatee County and Sherry Perry of Seminole County. Patria has been in prison for nearly 23 years. Perry, who first claimed two men from Panama killed her husband, has been in prison for 10 years. It has not been said when the women will be released."
"As part of the arrangement, both women after their release will spend 18 months in a program designed to help victims of domestic violence. Those programs are in Gainesville and Tampa."
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 18:31
Article here. Excerpt:
"Proclaiming his innocence, the 41-year-old Vallejo man racked up thousands of dollars in legal bills before a judge dismissed the charges a month later, saying there was insufficient evidence of domestic violence."
"Even the cop was apologetic," said Joe, who asked that his identity be disguised because his divorce proceedings are ongoing. "She told me she didn't believe (my wife), but that she had to arrest me because the accusation had been made."
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Ed. note: Article mentions RADAR. Good exposure!
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 18:19
Article here. Excerpt:
"It has become painfully obvious that the accused are being used for some purpose other than the pursuit of justice. If it turns out that the prosecutor is continuing to press increasingly discredited allegations, severe action needs to be taken. If this is all a political game, Mike Nifong's last day in office should be the legal equivalent of Mussolini's involuntary inverted pinata therapy at the end of World War II"
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Submitted by anthony on Mon, 2006-12-18 18:16
Story here. Excerpt:
"The general public still does not let boys be victims like they do girls," said Hobbs, a 23-year veteran of the department. "And I don't think they hold the offenders as accountable when the offender is a female."
"Light sentences in some notorious cases brought public outcry from groups that say female offenders are getting a slap on the wrist."
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Submitted by Matt on Sat, 2006-12-16 20:46
Sounds more like extortion, corruption, and abuse of official authority to me. They would not have done this to women, that's for sure! Thanks to Marc A. for pointing this one out.
Stone Park sued on vice arrests: Prostitution stings called moneymakers for western suburb
Excerpt:
'A federal lawsuit filed Thursday claims as many as 900 men arrested in prostitution stings were wrongly targeted by Stone Park police in an operation designed to generate income for the tiny village.
The class-action lawsuit, which names 12 plaintiffs, was filed in U.S. District Court and expands on a suit filed last year by nine men who claim an undercover officer posing as a prostitute arrested them even after they turned her down.
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The stings occurred when men stopped at the Blue Dolphin, Horwitz said, and were approached by a female undercover officer who offered to perform a sexual act with them.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2006-12-15 19:48
You read that correctly. It now appears according DNA Security of Burlington, which did the DNA testing last March on the Duke Lacrosse players, that Nifong knew all about the results for NINE MONTHS and hid all of it from the trial proceedings up to this point. This is all the defense lawyers will need for a quick dismissal once this gets to the courtroom, if it ever does, and to get that scum bag Nifong fired, disbarred, and thrown in jail. Naturally, none of this will happen, "in the interest of protecting women". Men, it's time for a revolution. Story here. Excerpt:
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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2006-12-15 18:10
Canadian olympic athlete Myriam Bédard is wanted by police after taking abducting her child in violation of a child custody agreement:
"... Ms. Bédard is wanted by police for the alleged abduction of her daughter in contravention of a custody order. Quebec City police issued an arrest warrant after her former husband, biathlete coach Jean Paquet, complained that she had left the country and violated their child-custody agreement."
What's shocking isn't that she has abducted a child but that the police are actually pursuing legal remedies against her.
Story here.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2006-12-15 16:31
TVOntario aired an episode of The Agenda last night, including a segment, "Do you think, in some circumstances, men are discriminated against?"
The TVO Viewer Responses indicated an overwhelming Yes.
The show hasn't been posted to view yet, but it should be available here shortly.
Discussion included a number of expert panel members. The issues ran the gamut, including domestic violence, family law issues, and stereotyping of men.
TVOntario should be thanked and congratulated for addressing the issues. They can be contacted here.
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