Feminist critique of Kimmel’s response: here.

I have been trying to respond to the SPLC mention of ICMI in their Hate in Europe: July 2018 report since early yesterday.

Having finally given up hope that they will allow it, I will publish it here:

Hi, SPLC. I am the Director of Communications of Justice for Men & Boys (and the women who love them) and I noticed that you failed to mention our name as the other co-organiser, along with AVfM. Since we put a lot of work into organising this conference, it would be appreciated if you would amend the report to include us.

For any uninitiated readers: I can clarify that the event was nothing to do with hate. It was actually emblematic of the higher level of compassion that the Men’s Human Rights community embodies. As such, the speakers included a number of male victims (of a murder plot, of Domestic Violence, of stalking, of false allegations) giving presentations in which calls were made for truth and justice and equality of treatment with female victims. There were critiques of feminism too, my speech included, as feminism is a genuine hate movement that stands in the way of equality in many societies. It is true that Oliver suggested that ethno-nationalists could be some kind of allies to our movement – this suggestion was challenged from the floor however, as was Eric Anderson’s suggestion that feminists could be our allies. Funny how you chose to mention one and not the other.

Videos of the talks are currently being released on the YT channel An Ear for Men.

Enjoy. (28:44)

Enjoy. (17:28)

This clip (6:36) is well worth a watch!

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Our thanks to Paul Elam for publishing this on his channel. All ICMI talks will be posted on our own channel over 8-10 August.

The Southern Poverty Law centre report on Hate in Europe: July 2018 includes a mention of ICMI18. The relevant section reads:

“Men’s rights conference takes place:

Meanwhile in London, the men’s rights activist International Conference on Men’s Issues, co-organized by male supremacist hate group A Voice For Men* (AVFM), took place the weekend of the July 21. The misogynist who heads AVFM, Paul Elam, couldn’t travel there because of health issues but spoke via video. In his speech, he was applauded for describing women as “opportunistic parasites in the lives of men.” Cassie Jaye, the feminist-turned-men’s rights activist documentary filmmaker who made the male supremacist funded documentary the Red Pill, attended the event. Among the speakers, Oliver Hoffman who founded an Austrian men’s right party, acknowledged that men’s rights activist should work with white nationalists.

The event concluded with the publishing of a non-feminist declaration, backed by AVFM and signed by men’s rights activists around the world including UK-based Infowars correspondent Paul Joseph Watson; Canadian YouTube personality Karen Straughan; and Americans such as male supremacist Paul Elam and Fox News contributor Suzanne Venker. The shrill declaration ends with a call to start “the non-feminist revolution” and is written in conspiratorial language. Its opening reads:

Feminists attack liberty, justice, equality and meritocracy. They attack men, women, and children, and relations between the sexes. All feminist narratives have been shown to be demonstrably one or more of the following – baseless conspiracy theories, fantasies, lies, delusions or myths. In many countries, virtually all institutions have been deeply corrupted by feminists, and by people in positions of power bowing to feminist influence.“

Comments, at this point, are open.

In a controversial new video, Bettina Arndt debunks the data that has informed Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern’s contention that the number of sexual partners a woman has is directly related to her chances of maintaining a successful marriage.

Rapper, Tom MacDonald’s work is well worth checking out.

Lyrics to his song ‘Politically Incorrect’ include:

“You get charged for harassment for huggin’ a woman and givin’ a compliment
Y’all way to sensitive, yet, offended to death, bring all the coffins in

I swear that y’all are mad at everything that don’t affect your life, heh
I swear that y’all believe that bein’ offended just means that you’re right, heh
Swear that y’all just want to be the only ones who everyone likes, heh
I swear if I swear at you ninnies you probably so triggered you’d cry
And nobody wants to be real, everyone’s scared of how everyone feels
We’ve become so ultra-sensitive and hyper-tolerant that honestly honesty gonna be illegal“

Good piece by Brendan O’Neill in Spiked!