Mad Dogs and Englishmen? In this case it's Mad Dogs and an Englishwoman! Jess Phillips spews a load of emotional vitriol and misandry and gets away with it every time. Women's own group bias and male chivalry see to that. The so-called 'UK' Parliament (asymmetric national devolution) has become a nightmare. Jess likes to make out she has a UK remit (calling an absurd 'national emergency'), but her powers only extend to England and Wales. Apologies to the sensitive if this blog post seems a little ranty. Jess Phillips is highly emotional and proudly 'gobby' when it comes to her own agenda, so I've echoed her style a little - but with far more objectivity!  By the way, I'm an old socialist, not 'Right Wing'. The modern day is so lazy in classifying people who don't blindly follow the herd and go 'baaa' in time with each other. English MP Jess Phillips is mad. She was weaned (workwise) on misandrist dogma, and is now a ranting, h...

Albert Square - AKA the 'Misandry Mile' - like most UK soap operas. EastEnders , the BBC's 'flagship' soap has just done a 'deep dive' into the 'manosphere'. Oh, great. Men's rights, misandry, Warren Farrell, Karen Straughan, William Collins and Janice Fiamengo? Nope. It was a misandrist hatchet job, designed to show that women and girls are perfect, 'oppressed' lovelies, and all men's problems are their own fault. The Nazi-esque, gender narcissism of women and the devout chivalry of men. Fortunately, not many people watch EastEnders or the documentary, which was a bizarre concoction of misandry and a parody of serious reporting. Misogyny? Criticising a female politician and any male act that disagrees with feminism. Misandry? Ignoring the fact that men do the vast majority of glass cellar jobs which uphold our infrastructure, are 95% of workplace deaths, suffer domestic violence with hardly any shelters for them - or their children, ...

Karen demonstrates the odious practices of Feminists and law makers in the USA and England and Wales (the 'UK' Supreme Court, a grandiose title, does not cover the whole of the UK). Under the likes of narcissistic Feminists like Baroness Hale, we've had nothing but the lies and nonsense and systemic discrimination against men. Hale has gone now, but the last time we saw her online, she was still terribly smug and pleased with herself. And what's all this about female primary school teachers favouring their own gender when it comes to grading work by pupils, as compared to 'gender blinded' grading studies?

Karen Straughan, along with Paul Elam, Mike Buchanan, Professor Janice Fiamengo and a growing horde of other assorted wonderfuls, is one of the heroines (or heroes, whichever you prefer) of this blog. She's a waitress. She smokes. She thinks. She speaks. I'm working class myself and used to enjoy a ciggie, and Karen's contributions encouraged me to think that maybe it's not just business types or academics that can do something. I don't think or articulate like Karen, but her presence as a MRA led to me starting this blog. Every little helps, as they say at Tesco. Here, Karen attempts to understand what a young male feminist is actually saying. Don't get me wrong, Mike Rugnetta comes across as a thoroughly likeable young bloke, his arm waving enthusiasm is charming, but his addiction to feminism is alarming. I mean, what is it based on, Mike? He'd like to get a dialogue going. Well, come up with some facts to back up your support of feminism, not shi...

I've often wondered how we came to accept the tenets of Feminism. After all, if women are so oppressed, how on earth did Feminism survive? Why didn't the evil Patriarchy smother it at birth?  The answer is, they weren't oppressed and that Feminism, always based on misandry, grew a head of evil steam, feeding off of the already gynocentric nature of society and the narcissistic, totally illogical, hate-riddled views of some women, backed by the pathetic chivalrous attitude of some men - eager to throw their own sex under the bus and damsel women. Some vintage Karen Straughan on the subject:

  Feminism was never Not Rotten by Karen Straughan (a.k.a. GirlWritesWhat) Y ears ago, when I embarked on my investigation into the feminist movement and what it has become, I subscribed to the understanding that there had once existed a magical age of feminism. Of course I did. It was common knowledge, even among anti-feminists, that early feminism was a noble and well-intentioned movement, and that somewhere along the way it was hijacked by lunatics and man-haters bent on female supremacy. I was curious as to exactly when, and by what means, this virtuous movement had been corrupted, so I went on something of an archaeological expedition, digging through piles of documents and old news articles and treatises from as far back as the late 1800s and earlier, transcripts of speeches given by well-known suffragettes like Susan B. Anthony. My unexpected findings were as follows: Feminism has never been a righteous movement seeking equality. The “noble” Suffragettes were soaked in ...