Dictionary Entry Citing ‘Rabid Feminist’ Doesn’t Just Reflect Prejudice, It Reinforces It - Rabid Feminist Emer O’Toole

By Mike Buchanan: Emer O’Toole is an Irish feminist ‘academic’, specialising in… oh, I can’t be bothered to find out, I’d sooner try to arrange the cats in the road where I live, in alphabetical order. She’s got her (doubtless ethically-sourced) knickers in a twist over the use of the term ‘rabid feminist’ by Oxford Dictionaries Online, so naturally she’s penned a Guardian article about it. The first paragraph:

A Canadian anthropologist, Michael Oman-Reagan, tweeted Oxford Dictionaries last week to ask it why “rabid feminist” is its Oxford Dictionaries Online (ODO) usage example for the word “rabid”. Oxford Dictionaries responded by suggesting Oman-Regan may be a rabid feminist. It has since apologised for the “flippant” response and is reviewing the example sentence.

The ‘reviewing’ will, of course, be followed by the ‘removing’.
The ability to make a point, only to follow it with arguments of mind-numbing stupidity, is of course a characteristic of feminists. In this case, the initial point Ms O’Toole makes is a sound one.

Why Aren’t We Doing More To Stop Men Dying Of Cancer?

'Historically, there has been more focus on women,

even though the outcome is worse for men'

By Peter Lloyd: Their unexpected deaths caused an outpouring of public grief. But, in addition to making us all terribly sad, the loss of David Bowie, Alan Rickman and Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister earlier this month also reinforced the need to address an inconvenient truth around healthcare equality.
According to the Office for National Statistics, men don't just lead women in succumbing to nine of the top 10 killer diseases, including heart disease, stroke, pneumonia, diabetes and cirrhosis of the liver – you know, the really fun ones – we also die five years earlier than women, as part of a life expectancy gap that's swollen 400 per cent in 90 years.
It hasn't always been this way. Back in the early 1900s, men's lifespans lagged just one year behind their female counterparts, which means something relatively recent has gone wrong.

'Ironically, charities such as Cancer Research – which flags up these issues – still ban men and boys from some of their annual fundraisers.'

The End Of Europe + Ha Ha Soros + Fuck News - WB7

The Real Reason Oil Is So Cheap And How Rockefeller And Rothschild Are Involved + Hillary Clinton Exposed Again + Bernie Sanders Campaign Doesn't Like Israel Questions

Luke Rudkowski breaks down the latest news and developments with the low price of oil, how it happened and most importantly why it happened. We mention how elites like the Rockefeller and Rothschild family along with the fight for the U.S dollar holding world reserve currency status has affected the price of oil.

Mangina Of The Year Awards 2015: We Have A Winner!

The votes are in and counted, and a command decision has been made to declare the winner here and now due to his commanding lead. The results may surprise you (if you have been living under a rock). Raging Golden Eagle

Anon Response To Dangerous FOSS Codes Of Conduct

By No Code of Conduct Club: Hello. I’m a professional web developer, but you can’t verify that by looking at this page. I’m afraid to post this content under my real name because I’m around people who would try to get me fired from a job I love, or worse. Still, I need to get something off my chest in a space I control. 
I’ve been in web development for nearly seven of the ten years that I’ve been barking orders at silicon, and the undisciplined chaos in the web development community is enough to make me question my career choice. It’s not code that bothers me, its people who confuse innovation with fashion, and opinions with infrastructure.
Religious wars in software used to be about a fat bearded man named He-macs wrestling a pencil-neck named Vimmy over what text editor to use, but now FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) devs are concerned about making sure marginalized human beings feel “welcome,” as if someone was trying to physically block newcomers. That opens the door to social justice and other buzzwords that prigs use to feel better about themselves, and utopian visions documented in “Codes of Conduct,” or CoC.
The sentiment behind a CoC is that there is no excuse for being an ass, which sounds great until you realize that only a select few people get to decide who’s an ass.

Guy Runs Into Feminist Festival In His Underwear

If you have the balls to do something like this then you have to show them off at some point, right? StevenCrowder

Making A Murderer: Public Faith / Internet Justice

When the public loses faith in the justice system, what happens next? Feminism LOL

The Great Wall Of Lauren Southern

Why is nearly every popular libertarian woman blonde? Diversity in this movement sucks!... That Guy T.

Feminist Fairy Tale: Boy Gets Drunk - Boy Harasses Girl - Boy Shamed

By Kathy Gyngell: Is lad culture getting worse and must it be blamed for the new 'culture of sexual harassment’ which, it is claimed, besets universities?

That’s what a recent BBC report would have us believe. If it’s not males' raucous and drunken behaviour at fault, then it’s the media pushing those patriarchal Hollywood rom coms that teach girls they have to surrender to male heroes to score themselves. Umm.
Funnily, the Sheffield University louts who the BBC featured didn’t seem to me to have much in common with George Clooney.

Red Doors & Wristbands: Britain’s Secret Apartheid Systems

By Michaela Whitton (ANTIMEDIA): A private firm housing U.K. asylum seekers announced on Monday that it will stop making refugees wear red wristbands after their stigmatising identification policy was met with a public outcry.
Clearsprings Ready Homes in Cardiff has a contract with the Home Office to provide accommodation to those seeking asylum in the city. Since May 2015, the firm has operated a policy of issuing asylum seekers with the red plastic bands which they were instructed to wear at all times. The distinctive wristbands entitled asylum seekers, who are not permitted to work, to three meals a day.
Residents of Cardiff’s Lynx House who provide initial accommodation for asylum seekers spoke to the Guardian under condition of anonymity. They claim the wristbands further stigmatise them in what is already a hostile environment. In a statement on Monday, Clearsprings Ready Homes said the sinister identification techniques would cease from January 25th and that they would find “alternative ways of managing the fair provision of support.”

Deflating Oil market

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss that there is no story that is not true and what is good among one group of people is often an abomination with others. They look at negative oil prices and energy sector job cuts in the days of high leverage and low investment. In the second half Max interviews author and former investment banker Nomi Prins of the Strategic Intelligence Newsletter about the global economic depression, as central banks attempt to taper a ponzi.