mens_issues writes "Marcel Shurman's anti-male greeting cards

Today I was at the Border's at the Flatiron Crossing mall in Broomfield, CO. I stopped by the greeting card section to see what was available.

There were several cards by Marcel Shurman that could be considered misandric:"



If you wanna "read more", I think you can guess where to click.

Anon User writes "The paper Risk anxiety in the classroom: teachers touching children explores the logic behind the idea that teacher-to-student touching (no matter how "innocent") must be considered suspiciously and must be avoided. (Without mentioning gender, it should be quite obvious that teachers of a certain gender have to be more careful about this...) There is the issue of avoiding false accusations, but the authors refer to the perceptions of risk and danger in society. It is said that "no touching" policies have lead to such situations as male teachers afraid to pick up injured students lying on sports fields. Basically, this report talks about why teachers end up being warned about touching students and the effects that can result from rules and fears about touching students."

Larry writes "THIS IS A TEST OF THE ACTIVIST'S BROADCAST SYSTEM

The Rapid Response Team at menforjustice.com is dedicated to identifying new strategies against the men's movement as they appear and providing the MRA community with clean, efficient defenses against such tactics. Please read the following to inoculate yourself against the latest attack, then pass it on."


Vaccine found in the Read More section.

Raymond Cuttill writes "John is now 6 weeks into a hunger strike in Newbury, England as the media continues to ignore his story. Full item at Thames Valley branch of Father 4 Justice (Hosted by the Men's Hour). You are welcome to add comments for John. John is aware of the debate about the usefulness of hunger strikes in the father's movement but feels it is his only option so any encouragement and messages of support would be most welcome."

Cain writes "An interesting article highlighting the conflict between reality and feminist ideology.

here"

Benjamin Adam Studtmann writes "This man has carried his blind, aged mother across the whole of India on a holy pilgrimage for the past eight years. She says he is "nice". He is indeed a holy man."

The criminal case against Bryant has been dismissed.

CPM writes

"http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,131060,00.html

Wow! Just wow! Absolutely no mention that some of the terrorists are female. When refering to hundreds of men and just a handful of women dieing in combat, we must call them "men and women." When referring some male and some female terrorists are threatening to blow up kids, we must call them "gunmen" and "attackers". I'm sure that the ladies involved are only there to nurture."

Thomas writing now:

The threat of these "black widows" is growing, as pointed out in this article. Of course, the article goes out of its way to try to absolve these women who murder innocent civilians, including children. "There is no religious aspect to this -- it's psychological ... terrorists exploiting the misfortune of these women."

If all males had the decency to die, then every person on earth would be spiritually perfect. (Sarcasm off)

The Pope's biographer discusses The Theology of the Body, supposedly promising to revolutionaize the Cath. church's POV on sexuality and the body. Well, we'll see.

But condemning male sexuality is still very much on the agenda. On page 4 of this epistle, one reads:

What response have you been getting specifically from women?


I do seminars specifically for women and I begin these seminars with an apology for the lusts of men and for the way that male lust has wounded the female heart.

Just great.

jadeforrest writes "When Good Husbands Go Bad lists a bunch of bad men doing bad things. It isn't hard to find a lot of list of men doing bad things, or for a list of women doing bad things..."

Ragtime writes "Two recent vacancies in the Supreme Court of Canada had justice-minded Canadians hoping for new appointees who might show some respect for our Constitution and Charter of Rights and who would enforce law rather than try to create it to suit their personal agendas. Instead, our hopes have been cruelly dashed: at least one known radical feminist lesbian has received the nod.
Justice Rosalie Abella spells even worse times ahead for men, fathers, and boys and any right-minded citizens who oppose judical activism. The, ahem, jury is still out on the other appointee, Justice Louise Charron. CP News"

jenk writes "Finally, here
is an article, in main stream media, which presents the joint custody issue pretty fairly. The Biscuit Queen"

CJ writes "Not too long ago, the networks were obsessing over women. Is TV courting male audiences this season, after last year's ratings scare, when Nielsen Media Research announced that men age 18 to 34 were leaving TV for video games, DVDs, and the Internet (or bad programming for men - which was left out of the analysis)? The TV networks are hoping to snag viewers by showcasing the lives of men. Most of the fall's fellows deal with ambivalent feelings and they shed tears. This is in stark contrast to the cover of TV Guide's 2001 fall preview which stated - "Tough Women Rule." Lets see what happens...more misandry or is it time for gender equality in the media?

Article here."

gudenuff writes "A 10-year-old boy believed to have killed his father was a longtime witness to an ugly, drawn-out divorce that included unproven allegations of sexual abuse.
Article here."

Benjamin Adam Studtmann writes "Short and sweet: Can you easily imagine an everyday woman doing this? Had a woman done so, how would the article be different?"