AngryMan writes "This article from the BBC covers a new report into international forced labour. I'm sure we're all opposed to slavery of every kind, but the article concentrates solely on prostitution. If you download the report (PDF on the right), turn to page 12 and look at the pie chart, the report identifies 3 categories of forced labour: economic, military and sexual. Of these 3, sexual is the least significant. It's interesting that most forced workers and soldiers are male, but these get ignored. The BBC concentrates solely on women. The article turns this report into another attack on male sexuality. The implication is that all prostitutes are slaves. Thanks once again BBC."

Dittohd writes "In Tennessee, the maximum sentence for statutory rape is only two years? Would this maximum sentence be the same if the gender roles were reversed in this situation? Is this situation getting to feel like an epidemic to you? I wonder if this is really new or just women being afforded a taste of equal responsibility along with those so-called equal rights."

mens_issues writes "Please consider sending a donation to Jan Brown at the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men so that she can present the case for male victims of DV at the 9th International Family Violence Research Conference in New Hampshire. Karen Clay (of Stop the Violence) would also like to attend.

Steve"

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CJ writes "Not finding actual issues of violence or assault to deal with, this university's Womyn's Center has worked with campus police to develop a stalking policy, has just published an informational brochure for students on stalking. Here is a fine example of Marxist feminist paranoia propaganda at work; every incoming freshman is lectured about stalking issues, and simple “looks” now constitute stalking behavior, and students are held accountable for actions that may or may not be stalking behavior,and as we all now know, allegation alone is sufficient evidence to ruins one's life path."

The lace curtain is weakening! Both Ray and Tumescent had comments on this site that were quoted, (althought Tumescent wasn't named), in Sunday's edition of the Star Tribune. This refreshing article about the double standards in the Willbanks incident, (AKA, the runaway bride), talks about the reaction from men on the net.


"Does anyone else in this country see a pattern of lying by females about crimes against them?" asked a man named Ray in an online news posting."


"One man [Tumescent] predicted Monday that "now it's time for all the psychobabblers to come out of the woodwork to give us a laundry list of 'issues' and 'syndromes' to excuse this spineless Cinderella's actions. Maybe all the desperate housewives out there will see her on 'Oprah' real soon.""

We're making waves guys, keep it up!

Indiana Jones writes "Feminist and unfair TITLE IX already grants American women more money and scholarships than men, so what does
this have to happen??

Furthermore, the university has 5 more female sports team than men. Clearly, this march benefitting women-only sports should be illegal since Title IX grants men and women EQUAL oppertunity. Clearly, if women gets more sports money its good, when men gets more sports money its considered to be gender discrimination."

Roy writes "The NY Times Magazine today published a major 10-page article on the Father's Rights Movement, covering both U.K. and U.S. groups and issues: The Fathers' Crusade

The piece is on whole a balanced overview of the movement of fathers fighting for more fairness in child custody decisions and in the Family Courts.

Lots of quotes from men leading the F4J campaigns, speaking in their own voices rather than being "spun" by fluff reporters."

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Anonymous User writes "Thousands of copies of a boys' education book have been sealed in boxes for three years and their distribution to schools banned by the NSW Education Department, which spent $10,000 printing them."

mens_issues writes "Former Broncos player Reggie Rivers wrote a condescending one-sided anti-male article in the Denver Post titled "Good news, guys: It's back to those good ol' sexist days." This was spurred by the rejection of an emergency contraception bill in the Colorado State House. While I agree that this action was misguided, Rivers makes the leap to saying that men want to keep women under control by keeping them pregnant.

The article is here.

His email address is: regrivers-at-msn.com

Rob writes "Fantastic news! British electorate today rejected a female candidate imposed in a constituency from an "all woman shortlist" for the United Kingdom's General Election. Peter Law resigned in protest from the Labour Party, stood as an independent and caused one of the biggest reverses in UK Election history by winning one of the safest Labour seats in the UK. 20,000 folk agreed with him. Let's hope this is the start of some common sense. And an acknowledgement that whether in politics, the work-place or just real life, women compete purely on their own merits without any help from the PC brigade."

Ray writes "This male bashing event apparently injures some men and helps spread feminist propaganda about sexual assault and gender violence. Here is brave site that provides valuable information to refute feminist propaganda, and it dares to ask Why Would A Woman Lie About Rape? Here you will find honest information that is not available at male bashing marches."

Pvt. Melissa England isn't even allowed to plead guilty when she wants to. Meanwhile, it appears as if evidence in Pat Tillman's death-by-accidental-friendly-fire was destroyed as part of a deliberate effort.

Compare and contrast!

Sorry to report this. I hope though this will be of inspiration:

We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our Island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender...

-- Sir Winston Churchill

Yes, read about it here. She's still a feminist though, by golly!

Try not to laugh yourselves off your seats, fellas.

Diane Rehm hosts an influential, nationally syndicated show on the Washington, D.C. NPR station WAMU. On April 28th she devoted an hour of her show to an interview with Victor Rivas Rivers, Hollywood actor, former Miami Dolphins football player, and spokesperson for the National Network to End Domestic Violence. You can listen to the interview at http://archives.wamu.org/real/2005/dr/r2050428.rm.

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