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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Why Should a Man in this Day and Age Get Married?
Jawara asks: “Why should a man in this day and age in America (or most western countries) get married? No matter how much a man is supposed to “man-up”, why should he take the risk of getting married when it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics Analysis, Philosophy
Tagged dealing with unfairness, ethics, male duty, Marriage, moral dilemmas
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The Feminist Explosion 1960 to 1995
Family breakdown in the United States started sometime before 1870; probably not much before 1870 but definitely before 1870. I can say this with confidence because the first statistics on divorce and women working were collected in 1870 and immediately … Continue reading
Cowards, Chauvinists, and Dalrock
Something very interesting is going on over at Dalrock’s blog. Dalrock is the biggest blogger out there in the Christian MRA category of blogs. Christian MRAs, as the name suggests, are a hybrid between MRAs (Men’s Rights Activists) and Christians. … Continue reading
Posted in Political Analysis, Religious Instruction
Tagged Dalrock, honoring God's daughters, male duty, Mark Driscoll, MRAs
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The Destructive Fantasy of Gender Equality in the Secular Movement
What would gender equality look like? That is the question the panel “Gender Equality in the Secular Movement” centered around at the Women in Secularism 2 conference. Of course to me “gender equality” is a dystopian nightmare; something that fortunately … Continue reading
About the accusation made by MRAs that I am OK with innocent men being imprisoned for rape
I ordinarily just like to ignore the slander against me often repeated by MRAs that I am OK with “innocent men being falsely imprisoned for rape” or some such formulation. I figure though that since this accusation against me is … Continue reading
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Why Be a Traditional Man?
Because I love women? Because it feels like a natural and right way to be as a man? To be heroic? These reasons seem to be good enough reasons to me. A traditional man is a man acting like a … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged male duty, masculinity, moral principles, MRAs, traditional man
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Marriage is Masculinity and Coverture
Robert P. George, law professor at PrincetonUniversity, has recently released a new book titled Conscience and Its Enemies: Confronting the Dogmas of Liberal Secularism. In this book he discusses the meaning of marriage; in particular why so called “homosexual marriage” … Continue reading
Uncle Tims and White Knights Protecting Women from MRAs
In Dr. Helen Smith’s newly released book Men on Strike she offers some advice to men on “what is to be done.” I will focus on her section “Tip 1. Stop letting women run the agenda by controlling the dialogue … Continue reading
Some thoughts on Dr. Helen Smith and the Shortcomings of MRAs
I wish to offer some general impressions of Dr. Helen Smith with her newly released book Men on Strike. Smith seems to be presenting herself as an MRA (Men’s Rights Activist) even using the term coined by MRAs “White Knight” … Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics Analysis
Tagged gender equality fallacy, Helen Smith, male power, Men on Strike, MRAs
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