By Janet Bloomfield (aka JudgyBitch): Feminists have been screeching their little heads off lately over something known as the Pink Tax or the Women’s Tax. Here is an example of this ‘tax': Checking the cost/unit, the razors for women are all more expensive,
despite identical functionality. The cheapest twin blade razors for men
come in at $0.20,/unit and $0.32/unit for women. Move up to a triple
blade, and men pay $0.75/unit, while women’s cheapest option is
$0.99/unit. Calls have gone up to address this disparity,
which exists for other products, as well. Security guards at Walmarts,
grocery stores and pharmacies across the nation are protesting the move
to legislate producers and force them to charge men and women the same
prices for identical products, because they will then be out of a job,
inspecting the shopping carts of consumers and forcing them to choose
gender appropriate razors. Millions of men and women are employed to
ensure that price-sensitive women do not select the cheaper options,
which are available for purchase only to men. In related news, Caitlynn Jenner is now allowed to purchase the Venus Tropical. Honestly, it’s kind of embarrassing, isn’t it? Take a very simple,
gender neutral product, make it pink, give it a retarded name like Soleil or Slim Twins or Venus Tropical
and women will pay more because razors have something to do with
sunshine, being slim, roman goddesses and the equator?
johntheother: Do you think you can trust a woman? Maybe you can. Just think of her as a man, with boobs and a vagina, but still a man. If a man spoke or behaved like her, would you trust him?
Child rapist forsed the littl;e boys not to tell their parents. She also had sex with two other students and atempted to molest a 13 year old. MAYOR of MGTOWN
By Simon Black:Standing before the European Parliament yesterday, it took Nigel Farage just four minutes to completely destroy every argument supporting the Eurozone. A few years back when he spoke at one of our Sovereign Man events in Santiago, he anticipated everything that we’re seeing right now. Today it’s not nearly as controversial to say that the Eurozone experiment has failed. Anyone aware of what’s happening in Greece should say the same. But very few people really understand why. As Nigel explains in the video below, right from the start, the system was never intended to help the Greek people.
Feminists need to learn that there is nothing sexist about marketing a product to a specific demographic of people. It's business. It's called making money. Miss Misanthropist
"Regarding Big Sean a mainstream rapper who is considered sexist by most feminist groups due to his single I don't Bleep with you. Following a recent break up with now feminist Arianna Grande his song is very pervasive to the point were women sing it but at the same time disagree with the lyrics. In the United states a couple of feminist school organizers were booed of the stage at USC spring fest where he was to sing when they tried to invade a typical male space by saying there are no female artists. And I'm including a link to an article describing what happened so you can share it with everyone.
By Don Quijones: After months of wrangling and horse trading, the European Parliament
finally passed a resolution on the secretly negotiated EU-US trade deal,
the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The reason
it had taken so long was that the President of the European Parliament,
Martin Schulz, decided at the last minute and in time-honored fashion to
postpone the original vote, scheduled for June 10, when it became
apparent that a majority of MEPs might actually reject the bill (read: Democracy on Hold: President of European Parliament Suspends Vote on Secretive U.S.-EU Trade Pact as Tide Turns Against It). The biggest thorn of contention is the Investor State Dispute
Settlement (ISDS) clause, which would effectively allow corporations to
bypass national court systems and sue governments in private arbitration
panels if they felt that a particular law or regulation threatened
their bottom line. Put simply, it is what gives trade treaties their
razor-sharp claws and canine teeth. Although ISDS has been in existence since the 1950s, it has only been
in the last 15 or so years that corporations have really begun making
the most of it. As the United Nations Conference on Trade and
Development (UNCTAD) notes,
foreign investors have mostly used ISDS claims to challenge measures
adopted by States in the public interest (for example, policies to
promote social equity, foster environmental protection or protect public
health):
By Michael Krieger:This story is another example of what can happen when unethical people in positions of power feel like they can get away with anything. In the following case, Jacksonville Florida’s chief judge, Mark Mahon, issued an administration order on July 1 that:
In part banned demonstrations or dissemination of materials on the courthouse grounds that “degrade or call into question the integrity of the court or any of its judges.” The order also banned people from videotaping “all security features” of the courthouse, including any non-public entrance or exit.
The irony of a judge issuing a ban on the First Amendment on courthouse grounds should not be lost on anyone. What’s worse, he may have even gotten away with it if not for the folks at PINAC (Photography is Not a Crime), who sued the judge, and sheriff Mike Williams, forcing these two officials with fascist sympathies to back off. The Florida-Times Union reports that: Chief Judge Mark Mahon struck his previous administrative order and wrote a new one Tuesday, the same day that two activists filed a federal lawsuit calling his ban against some protests unconstitutional.
By Janet Bloomfield (aka JudgyBitch): ‘Feminists,’ declares Jessica Valenti, ‘don’t hate men, but even if we did, it wouldn’t matter.’ ‘Feminists care about men’s issues, too,’ insists Lindy West. Kate Harding, a literal ugly feminist doesn’t even bother to sugarcoat it (she’d probably just eat it then), screeches Fuck you MRAs. Here is the charming Kate for those unfamiliar with this vile creature. I honestly think a good number of women who call themselves feminists have swallowed the lie that feminism is simply about equality between men and women (the majority of people agree with that statement, and reject feminism, because they know feminism has as much use for equality as fish have for bicycles). Many of the women who consider themselves feminists, I am quite certain, are merely innocent dupes of a sophisticated propaganda machine, and when questioned about specifics, are genuinely confused. The issue of shared parenting is an excellent litmus test: if a so-called feminist believes in shared parenting, she isn’t really a feminist. If she’s never heard of the ‘tender years doctrine’ or doesn’t now that NOW actively opposes equality, she doesn’t know what real feminism is about, and what real feminists spend their time doing. Hire a woman’s who went to a woman’s college if you want to see real feminism is action. Facebook has done exactly that. Facebook skews towards women as a target demographic, so at first blush, their decision to redesign their ‘friends’ icon to make the female character more prominent makes a certain amount of sense. Demographics, however, had nothing to do with the designer’s decision.
By Mike Buchanan: Belinda Phipps is the ‘chair’ of The Fawcett Society. As befits
someone who self-identifies as an item of furniture, she was among the
co-signatories of a letter published today in The Guardian,
in response to the letter from Ally Fogg and 30 co-signatories about
the recent CPS report on ‘violence against women and girls’ – a term
which was officially defined asincluding violence against men and boys. The start of the second paragraph in the ladies’ letter:
It is established fact that these crimes are massively
disproportionately committed against women and girls (female genital
mutilation exclusively so)…
… and in breaking news, the victims of male genital mutilation are exclusively men and boys. This is surely an appropriate time to point out that the inaugural
winners of our ‘Gormless Feminist of the Month’ awards were the women
who work at The Fawcett Society. Their award certificate is here.