A Voice For Men is reborn
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Month: July 2011
Rude elevator bitch
A guy gets into an elevator with a feminist… No seriously, a really nice guy gets into an elevator and all hell breaks loose. Time to explore this looney store from a deeper perspective and see what Elevator-Dude was all about.
Women, you have surely earned It
In an episode of a television show called “The Talk,” the female hosts discussed the premeditated mutilation, treating the issue as the ultimate in slapstick comedy.
AVfM Radio 1 – Feminist douche bags 0
The short version of that talk is that we are back in business at BTR, with an apology for the interruption – but the details of the conversation are what you will find most interesting.
Dr. Phil’s testimony “reckless and false” says press release
Dr. McGraw’s testimony “is reminiscent of the Jim Crow rape scares that focused on black-on-white rape, while studiously ignoring the problem of white-on-white sexual assault,” the SAVE letter explains.
AVfM Wishlist
After the new site launches and the new radio program begins airing I want to divide my time between a weekly radio program, writing on this site, producing regular videos again – and promoting and managing register-her.com.
And then they fight us…
As long as any legal system on this Earth is infested with discriminatory laws against men created and/or supported by feminism I will speak out against that system until those laws are abolished.
A Voice for Men Radio pulled from BTR
No notification, no warnings, no nothing. Just zap, you’re gone. Typical of the times. Typical of corporate scumbags.
To act or be acted upon
When looking at Maslow’s hierarchy of needs the two most basic and important levels of the hierarchy (physiological and safety needs) have always been and still are looked after by men almost exclusively.
Congressman Poe calls for VAWA to be rewritten
It was a stunning statement from a man who otherwise appears not to understand the problem. Says Poe, “I’m open to changing the name. Domestic Violence Act. I like that phrase.”
