January 28, 2007
Hard Won Gains at What, or Whose, Expense
This article was originally published Decemeber, 2003 at Ifeminist
http://www.ifeminists.net/introduction/editorials/2003/1216blumhorst.html
A militant feminist catch phrase I keep hearing repeated in various permutations these days is, “Men (male activists) are trying to roll back the hard fought gains women have made.” One must ask the most logical question that comes to mind when reading such a statement, “Are gains [...]
A Bad Case of Mangina
RE: Rebuttal to Bernard Chapin by Steve Guess
Hi Steve,
I’m doing a chapter today called “What is a Real Man?” which Mike LaSalle will be turning into a “VOICE OF THE GREAT AND NOBLE MIKE LASALLE MND podcast” once I’m done so this will have to be it. I can’t say much more until I’m done [...]
January 27, 2007
The Myth of Women's Oppression
One of the most impressive ideas I’ve ever heard was put forth by Christopher Hitchens in his book Letters to a Young Contrarian. He believes that we always profit from debating our opponents as the act of responding to one another propels us towards the ultimate truth. Based on my experiences, Hitchens is absolutely right. [...]
Comments (9) Filed under: Feminism, Mating, Marriage & Divorce, Politics, Vox Populi — Bernard Chapin @ 5:43 pmNational Coalition of Free Men, L.A. makes its presence know in CA's Capitol - in Superior Court
On Thursday, members of the National Coalition of Free Men, Los Angeles flew and drove to Sacramento to attend a trial in Superior Court on Friday. The lawsuit was addressing areas of California law, where it alleges California discriminates against men in domestic violence law, and in programs & services available for Mothers (but not [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Vox Populi — Ray Blumhorst @ 3:43 pmJanuary 26, 2007
Women Are Not Oppressed
Is there any greater act of cowardice than ignoring the opinions of your foes? Pundits who set up straw men, pretend that their opposition does not exist, and/or shout down their peers, do not so much as win arguments so they do in promote mass confusion. If you want to find truth and persuade others [...]
Comments (43) Filed under: Feminism, Hot Talk, Politics, Vox Populi — Bernard Chapin @ 3:19 amJanuary 25, 2007
Presidential Free-For-All
Just recently, I wrote an article about the need to focus on matters facing our country instead of who is running in ‘08, but it seems the Presidential hoopla won’t go away. The media continues to stoke the flames of who is in the race to run for President in 2008. Potential candidates have been busy throwing [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Politics, Vox Populi — Felicia Fee Benamon @ 12:48 pmJanuary 20, 2007
Marriage: The Decision of Women Alone?
By Bernard Chapin
It’s 2007 A.D. and most of us are aware that a major part of the population no longer believes that marriage should be confined to the practice of one sex marrying the other. In fact, it may soon become a fundamental right of citizenship for any person within the diversity spectrum to receive [...]
January 17, 2007
New Year in Politics, But Same Tactics, Part II
Yes, it’s time to change direction. Will President Bush abandon the angle to which he has been operating now for some time, or will he acknowledge a change in the wind and consider other voices? Especially in regards to the War on Terror.
America has decided to put Democrats in power during his last term in [...]
January 16, 2007
So I Married a Radical Feminist
Politics isn’t the only area in which strange bedfellows are made. One can say the same thing about poker as its unique characteristics have proved alluring for presidents, plumbers, starlets, professors, and even common criminals. Author, and noted poker authority, Ed Miller is none of the above, but he is one of the more intelligent [...]
Comments (16) Filed under: Feminism, Humor, Politics, Vox Populi — Bernard Chapin @ 7:51 amJanuary 12, 2007
New Year in Politics, But Same Tactics, Part I
Ah, a brand new year in politics. The Democrats take control of the House and Senate after 12 long years. But will things change overwhelmingly for the better? Doesn’t seem to be the case. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), the new Speaker of the House, is already snubbing certain groups who don’t believe with her point of view. Her [...]
Comments (0) Filed under: Politics, Vox Populi — Felicia Fee Benamon @ 3:00 pmNext Page »
