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There will be no end to this appalling leniency shown to female criminals only.
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I’ve been contacted by Warren Perkin, the British author and publisher of an interesting book with plenty of original content, Ms Patterning: She’s Making MGTOW. He’s selling the Kindle edition for a song (£2.37) here. I asked him for a bio, and he replied with this:
“I was a research chemist for 25 years. Worked on neurotransmitter analogues for a few years. Married for 44 years, which gave me a lifelong interest in why and how men and women process information in entirely different ways (we process Max Scheler’s pyramid of human values in the opposite direction). Female morals and ethics aim for utilitarian female benefit, whereas male values are idealistic, deontic and arise from competition with other males. The work of Denise D Cummins hit on the latter aspect in the 1990s, but was pretty much ignored. I’ve referenced it in the book, which has almost 200 references.”
Warren kindly offered the PDF for free for J4MB blog followers, and we thank him warmly for that. It’s here:
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An interesting piece on i, which is as consistently left-wing as The Guardian. It starts with this:
“Layla Wright was scrolling through social media in her hometown of Liverpool when she first noticed the tradwife trend. They were mostly American girls in their mid-to-late twenties (the same age as Wright), [J4MB: Note mid-to-late twenties women are described as ‘girls’] dressed in Fifties clothes and promoting their “stay-at-home to cook and clean for the family” lifestyle. “It was almost like cosplay,” she says. But the more she watched, the more conservative the influencers became, pushing an outwardly anti-feminist agenda – some were against women’s right to vote. [J4MB: I must lie down on my fainting couch.]
“If they were reaching my phone on the other side of the Atlantic, I wondered what impact they were having over there,” says Wright. “I wanted to understand why they were opposed to something that I’ve always seen as a blueprint for progression.”
The result of her investigation is an hour-long BBC Three documentary, America’s New Female Right, produced by her mentor Louis Theroux’s company, Mindhouse. At just 27, she is the company’s creator in residence, having previously worked on a Panorama film about the disastrous, dangerous 2022 Champion’s League final and a BBC Three doc about “alternative” cancer cures. Last winter, Wright spent two months embedded in the worlds of women who use social media to spread their doctrines of anti-feminist, anti-LGBTQ+, anti-immigration to the wider public. It’s a bold, shocking and often worrying film.
Among the women is 16-year-old Hannah, [J4MB: Note a 16-year-old girl described as being ‘among the women’] who lives with her family in Nashville. They’re conservative Christians who believe a so-called global elite is working to split up the family (in their eyes, that means a married man and woman with children) and put an end to gender roles [J4MB: They’re right.]. Hannah has her own podcast, speaks at rallies and, in 2022, organised a protest against trans people.”
Later in the piece:
“… the influencer who says women shouldn’t be allowed to vote is living in the UK now, so it’s happening.”
I assume she’d referring to Pearl Davis, the American anti-feminist who returned to the US months ago. Well, we wouldn’t want facts to get in the way of a BBC mocumentary, would we?
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Justice for Men & Boys 