The Feminist movement has a long history of appropriating the suffering of others for its own narcissistic, power-crazed ends. Take gay man. Far more discriminated against than lesbians in history and well into recent times, Feminism has taken that and wrapped it up in a fake pan-movement - beginning, of course, with 'L' for lesbian. Although in terms of suffering, and even alphabetically, 'G' should be ahead of that. Now, after all those years of chanting 'gender is a social construct', Feminists screech that women are being erased by trans-women. Of course, many chivalrous males, as always (it is the male role to defend women), go along with it. That's our thoughts. Enjoy Brian Martinez and Alison Tieman of Honey Badger Radio as they trawl through a related Spiked magazine article for International Women's Day.

Simone De Beauvoir's book,  The Second Sex, is still a major influence on Feminism. It's potty and twisted (my words) - and Janice Fiamengo has a far better head for talking about and analysing it than me.

Awful 'UK' (asymmetric national devolution) Prime Minister sets out to appease the Feminazi with this Twitter tweet. Yep, boys and men are ogres, and women and girls, lovely innocents, gentle and kind, need protection. A murdered baby boy? sad, but she had reasons. She's not well. She's oppressed. She's... A battered baby boy? Ditto. A battered man? A murdered man? Huh! A man desperately seeking a DV shelter for himself and his children? Huh! 'UK' Politics have long been a ghastly game. But Rishi Sunak's evil, chivalrous posturing, so typical of 'our' politicians (they do this type of thing if they're men; they pose around, hurling one-sided 'truths' if they're women) throws millions of male babies, male children and male adults under the bus. And demonises men and boys. Women and girls never initiate DV or employ coercive behaviour or... Totally evil. All right for you, eh, Rishi - up there in your ivory tower? The legal system i...

The funny thing is, so many of 'our' MPs tend to smirk and openly be very dislikeable and unreasonable people. Like Jess Phillips. What does that say about us, the people voting for people like that? Are the majority of us the same? Is it like voting for like? We're DOOMED! Proving the hopeless state of our society again in 2023, Jess Phillips stood up in the UK Parliament and once again went through a list of women killed by men over the last year. 108 - although she warned there are many more we have no awareness of. Then how can she know? She can't. It's just like the twaddle Victoria Atkins was spouting a few years ago. And just how many people are there in the UK? Around sixty million? And Jess proposes all men should hang their heads in shame? And just what were all this tragic deaths composed of?  We don't know. Just what the circumstances and mental states of these individuals committing these crimes were we don't know - they're just men and the...

Honey Badgers Live Stream: For some reason, close to the end of this stream, it was cut off by Restream & all of its information was replaced with info for another stream. At the time, the account was locked out of the stream and the information was changed. We couldn't do anything but start another stream to finish the discussion. That stream is here: https://youtu.be/smcuUidjmic This week, HBR Talk will unmask gynocentric female hypoagency addiction, a fundamental social underpinning of our society’s gender gap in personal accountability, through examination of its manifestation in a large, heated social media brawl. Opening Monologue transcript https://www.patreon.com/posts/60780078 Want more? https://www.patreon.com/posts/60780074

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:

You know, true feminists and many men hate to believe that women do bad things. But they do. Often. Terrible things. But feminists, like most hate groups, are determined to see themselves as good and pure and others - in this case men - as vile and evil. And White Knights are there to provide chivalry. And crawling. One in four women suffers sexual assault or rape? Not in my world and, when you look into the facts and discover that this statistic comes from a crap and highly misleading survey from 1982, you have to admit it explains why women are not actually experiencing the tidal wave of terror that this statistic, if real, would mean. Some women leave the feminist sphere and the "sisterhood" often gives them a very hard time. But these women are truly brave human beings and have truly had a "lightbulb moment". I take my hat off to them because it's so much easier and cosier to stay with the bully gang that is the feminist "sisterhood", ...

United Nations @UN: 'Women and girls are facing unique challenges in the face of COVID19.' What challenges? Is it because they're not dying in such great numbers as men? Is it because they're not the vast majority of people out on the streets maintaining the emergency services and the infrastructure? Is it because they're not 95% of workplace deaths, like men? Gender equality? Do they want it? This is another nonsensical, highly misandrist tweet from the United Nations. The organisation, Feminist to its core, specialises in them. Article published April, 2020: We recently had a fire in our neighbourhood. The attenders were fire men - not firefighters. Not a single woman amongst them. These men were on call to answer any emergency - first responders - and imagine if they hadn't been there, particularly during this time of crisis. Recently, during this crisis, a woman in our street had a heart attack. Strangely, the ambulance crew were both men. Our do...

Aretha Franklin and Annie Lennox bum themselves up and celebrate the 'conscious liberation of the female state' in 1985. Backside licker Dave Stewart supported their narcissism absolutely. Come on then, come on out of the kitchen and get to work, women. We won't call you ladies - no chivalry - after all, you're hardly likely to call all men 'gentlemen', are you? Off that pedestal and into the workplace... Come on, Annie, dear, let's see you in the workplace. Oh, not THAT one? Why not? Far more men work in those kinds of jobs than women, didn't you know? Remember when women were oppressed into staying at home? No, I don't either. The vast majority of jobs were awfully hard work and often physically dangerous and women had their own roles to fulfill as baby incubators, nurturers and home makers. Men, of course, went out and did all the dangerous, gruelling deeds necessary to provide the places for this baby producing and nurturing and home making. And ...