Misandry in action. Can anyone doubt a woman in the same situation would have been rescued by bystanders?
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Month: November 2023
Woman, 62, keyed top of the range cars including Mercedes and Range Rover Vogue causing thousands of pounds worth of damage because they were parked on the pavement and ‘she was feeling menopausal’
“Feeling menopausal” is now a mitigating factor for female criminals.
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South Korean man attacks shop clerk he thought was a feminist
A piece on the BBC website. Extracts:
The last sentence would be correct if the words “feel they” were removed. —————————- If you’d like email notifications of our new blog pieces, please enter your email address in the box near the top of the right-hand column and click ‘Subscribe’. Our YouTube channel is here, our Facebook channel here, our Twitter channel here. If everyone who reads this gives us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. You can support our work by making a donation here.Police said he had attacked the woman because she had short hair, and so assumed she was a feminist.
“Since you have short hair, you must be a feminist. I’m a male chauvinist, and I think feminists deserve to be assaulted,” he told her, according to police comments reported by the Korea Herald newspaper…
Anti-feminist feeling has also increased in recent years – particularly among young men who feel they have been disadvantaged by reverse discrimination.
DAVIA: Surge of Female-Perpetrated Domestic Violence Spotlights International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Men
Our thanks to the Washington DC-based Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance (DAVIA) for this press release. We’re an active member of DAVIA which is sponsoring the International Conference on Men’s Issues in Budapest, Hungary, in August 2024.
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Audio / video #292 from our archives: Mike Buchanan on Nick Ferrari’s LBC show, misandry as a hate crime (2018)
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Watch: Michael Crick versus GB News
A piece in The Spectator. I can thoroughly recommend Michael Crick’s biography of Nigel Farage, One Party After Another. On the cover is a wonderful photograph of Farage enjoying a cigar, I’ll be sending him a Romeo y Julieta “Short Churchill” cigar – 60+ minutes of smoking bliss – for Xmas.
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‘Childhood has been rewired’: Professor Jonathan Haidt on how smartphones are damaging a generation
An excellent piece by Frasey Nelson, editor of The Spectator.
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Water-jet procedure to shrink enlarged prostates will be offered to thousands of male patients as routine treatment on the NHS
Our thanks to Gerry for this good news.
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Audio / video #291 from our archives: Second day of our anti-MGM protest, Conservative party conference, Birmingham (2018)
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Peter Hitchens: “Meet the only woman to be jailed for ‘fiddling the lecky’ “
Our thanks to Ken for this:
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From an opinion piece by the great Peter Hitchens (scroll down a little): https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-12711197/PETER-HITCHENS-disdain-brave-scientist-tells-great-Covid-19-whitewash.html Hitchens writes: There is a collective swoon, among reviewers, about the BBC’s new prison drama Time, in which former Doctor Who actress Jodie Whittaker plays Orla, a single mother of three small children, and so automatically a national heroine of the Blairite state. She is cruelly thrust into prison for ‘fiddling the lecky’ – that is to say stealing electricity to keep her brood warm – so let’s all sympathise. Before she is incarcerated, she is seen in a neat flat, and the children are plainly well-cared for and well-dressed. As far as I can tell she has no previous convictions. As a result of her harsh treatment, there is nobody to look after the children except her mother, who drinks too much. Well, I looked this up. Google could come up with no such case. The Ministry of Justice in London could find no records of any women imprisoned for this offence since 2018. In fact, since 2018 hardly any women have even been charged or tried for that crime, let alone locked up. I also checked the Sentencing Council’s guidelines for the offence of ‘abstracting electricity’. They actually say: ‘For offenders on the cusp of custody, imprisonment should not be imposed where there would be an impact on dependants which would make a custodial sentence disproportionate to achieving the aims of sentencing.’ Which seems to me to mean that the offence would have to be extra serious for the bench even to consider sending a mother of three young children straight to prison. So the whole thing is propaganda designed to give the entirely false impression that we have a stern and unbending criminal justice system. I asked the BBC to explain why they had done this misleading thing. They said, ‘This is a fictional drama series’, to which I say, ‘So what?’ TV fiction is incredibly influential, often more so than documentaries. They added: There are aggravating factors to Orla’s case which led her to receive a short custodial sentence. Legal experts were consulted on this storyline and it highlights the wider issue of how short sentencing, which disproportionately affects women, can have a catastrophic impact on families and children.’ Oh, yeah? This defence is fascinating. Blink and you’ll miss it, but at one point in the drama, Jodie Whittaker does say her crime was ‘aggravated’. From this the ordinary viewer is somehow supposed to deduce facts not revealed to him or her (but perhaps sent out to professional reviewers). I am told by BBC sources that Orla’s ‘backstory’ is that she has been caught stealing electricity from next door, for a long time, and that she recruited a friend who is an electrician to help her fiddle the meter. So she is not the scatty victim of circumstances we see on TV, who supposedly had no idea she might go to prison that day. She is a calculating and well-organised thief who has stolen a great deal of money over a long period, with the help of an accomplice. Britain is bad in many ways, and plenty of people get into trouble who deserve our sympathy. But this is propaganda, not drama, and neither you nor TV reviewers should be fooled by it.
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Justice for Men & Boys 