Penis, Balls and Chains

Stefan Molyneux

0:02:28 "Is it objectively better to be in touch with your feelings?"

1:30:33 "should I tell my parents about my secret girlfriend?"

2:41:50 "How do I avoid the friend zone."

Workplace Inequality: When One Side Has an Escape Hatch! Pussy Pass

*[TRIGGER WARNING FOR FEMINISTS: ANY REFERENCE IN THIS ARTICLE TO THE STERILIZATION OF GIRLS IS SATIRE INTENDED ONLY FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES. THE AUTHOR IN NO WAY ADVOCATES ANY SUCH ACTION.]

No woman should be authorised to stay at home to bring up her children. Society should be totally different. Women should not have that choice, precisely because if there is such a choice, too many women will make that one.
—Simone de Beauvoir (In “A Dialogue with Simone de Beauvoir” [1])

By Stephen Jarosek (aka Codebuster): The other day as I was walking in the sunshine, pedestrians suffered the inconvenience of having to step off the footpath and onto the road because a team of sweaty, singlet-clad workmen with dirt and dust sticking to their skin were digging a trench. Shovelling spades of dirt alongside the trench with the precision of surgeons wielding scalpels, the workers hardly raised any dust into the path of pedestrians. They were all men, of course, and I could fairly confidently conclude that they weren’t digging the trench for the joy of it. Between the trench and the road, a number of well-dressed women holding designer handbags in their manicured hands were waiting at the bus stop, scowling at having to contend with the little bit of wind-blown dust that our spade-wielding surgeons could not avoid. Oh, the inconvenience.

I wish I had had a camera. There could be no more compelling example of the dynamic between slave and entitled.

Robotic sexism, wink, wink + Tony Blair 'Narcissist who went mad'

liarpoliticians

Men's Rights: The Truth About Domestic Violence - You'll Never Believe... + The Dangers Of Unschooling

Stefan Molyneux: Stefan breaks down the unspoken truth about domestic violence including: dating violence statistics, gender related statistical breakdowns, emergency room reports, perpetration, psychological aggression, chivalry, injuries and much much more.

This Debt Is Explosive, And It Sits On The Shelf Everywhere, Waiting To Go Off

By Wolf Richter: I was interviewed by Jorge Nascimento Rodrigues for Janela na web (a Portuguese site) and the printed edition of Expresso. After what I said, he might never interview me again :-]
1-      Sovereign bond yields of some Eurozone peripherals are at historical lows, in certain cases even below yields for US Treasuries and UK Gilts. So the three-year austerity adjustments worked?
Central banksters have performed a miracle: separating financial assets from reality. The crassest example are the Banksters of Japan. Not far behind are the Fed and the ECB. Japan’s fiscal situation is far worse than Greece’s. Gross national debt is over 220% of GDP. About half of every yen the government spends is borrowed. There is no solution in sight to bring down the deficit. Hence, the debt will continue to balloon. Standard & Poor’s rates Japan’s debt AA-, four notches from the top. Inflation in April was 3.4% for all items from a year earlier, with goods prices up 5.2%. And yet, 10-year JGBs yield below 0.6%. Whoever holds this dodgy paper is getting creamed. But by purchasing every JGB that isn’t nailed down, the BOJ has effectively imposed a peg on yields. “Financial repression” is the result.
Draghi’s promise to do “whatever it takes” has had a similar effect, but less pronounced. To investors, it no longer matters what the classic risks of holding debt are. The only risk that matters is what the ECB will do. With its whatever-it-takes promise, the ECB has effectively given investors the idea that sovereign bonds are a one-way bet.
So the austerity adjustments have had little impact on yields. But they’ve had a huge impact on the real economy in the affected countries – and rarely for the better.

Take Your Son To Work Day + Freedom The 13th - WB7

Why do you call yourself a feminist?

American Enterprise Institute

By AVfM Video Source: Someone we’ve long been a fan of, Christina Hoff-Sommers, has an answer to a question she gets a lot. We think it’s a fair answer, but we have another question we hope she will one day answer:

Conversation with Nocturnus Libertus + African Anarchism

Paul Elam: Nocturnus Libertus long a harsh critic of the MHRM plans to attend the Detroit International conference for men and boys issues for dialogue.

MGTOW are psychopaths: a response to RockingMrE + My Response to Ana Kasparian: The Final Battle

RazorBladeKandy2

Transcript:
MGTOW, short for Men Going Their Own Way, is a dangerous terrorist group of narcissistic psychopaths just like Elliot Rodger, and everyone should distance themselves from us.
Well, that’s what you’d think if you had just gotten through watching RockingMrE’s newest video about Elliot Rodger.
MGTOW, why does everyone hate us? Is it because we’re communist leftists?
Is it because we’re a bunch of Ron Paul lovin’ Libertarians?

Manosphere: How Long Must The Farce Continue?

ThinkingApe-TV: "Feminism is a bogeyman! ...laughing over the joys of widowhood. ...Japanese professional break up artists. You are a cheap toaster oven and you will be thrown away, …they are looking forward to the day you die. No more of the humbug and Bollocks. ...we are at the point where we can not afford, men can't afford to believe in this crap anymore, to believe in the Cinderella bullshit fantastical, delusional chimerical, fairy-tail. It doesn't work anymore. This has to end by the cessation of being politically correct and telling the world the way it is." Stardusk.

MHRM: Thoughts From Afar

By Susan Morris: When I first consulted a solicitor about divorcing my husband, I did so with great sadness. I’d been married nearly twenty years, and it had taken me nine of those years to make that decision, not least because I had married as a Catholic and we had always known that divorce would not be for us.
Haydn, my husband, was a lovely man, but unknown to us he was suffering an undiagnosed illness, compounded by ever-mounting work pressure. He was self-medicating by consuming ever-increasing amounts of alcohol, and I … well, I was self-medicating the emotional effects of a long-delayed but finally diagnosed gynecological condition and series of operations that left me unable to have children. My drug of choice was work.
Haydn was an alcoholic, I was a workaholic. The only difference between us was that mine was a more socially acceptable condition. As he drank more, I worked more to be able to cope with what was happening to us. Finally, I knew it couldn’t go on. For the sake of our individual future health and welfare, we needed to be apart.
And so I found myself sitting in the solicitor’s office, listening as he began to give me the wisdom of his years of training and experience.
“You’ve given him the best years of your life, you’re entitled to …”

Feminist College Trigger Warnings and Silencing Tactics

"Orwell must be spinning in his grave!"
Josh O'Brien: Death Threats Over Men's Issues Conference