The feminist movement is getting out of control.

[Atomoa]

Media focus on rapes and other female miseries while ignoring male executions, worked-to-death laborers, tortured prisoners, and nine-year-old boy soldiers trained to kill and be killed.

Over a ten-year period, 59,543 men and no women died in coal mining accidents alone. Male slaves trafficked into China find prosecuting their slavemasters particularly difficult because Chinese law only protects women from being trafficked in as slaves

A case in point is provided in an editorial by Nicholas D. Kristof, published June 5, 2005 in the New York Times under the heading, “A Policy of Rape.” Says Kristof, “More than two years after the genocide in Darfur began, the women of Kalma Camp—a teeming squatter’s camp of 110,000 people driven from their burned villages—still face the risk of gang rape every single day as they go out looking for firewood.” Now, of course, this is an abomination that demands attention. It is also an abomination that receives attention. My concern with this article comes from what’s missing—at least up until the very end. “I’m still chilled by the matter-of-fact explanation I received as to why it is women who collect firewood, even though they’re the ones who are raped,” says Kristof. “‘It’s simple,’ one woman here explained. ‘When the men go out, they’re killed. The women are only raped.’”

Well, that new information changes things a bit, doesn’t it? So why then could this editorial not be titled “A Policy of Murder”? Why is all its emphasis on the rape of women and none of its emphasis on the murder of men?

What really stuck out :

Both sexes are treated unfairly. Both sexes get “set up.” Both sexes are faced with double binds. Both sexes suffer bias and stereo-typing. And, both sexes are complicit in bringing it all upon them-selves! If I suggest that men are less loved because men are less lovable, I will expect no outraged outcry. If, however, I dare to suggest that women are less respected because women are less respectable, I can expect a firestorm of protest.

http://ncfm.org/2011/10/news/conscripti ... be-killed/

Also, men are harassed more online than women. Data shows men get more hate, while women say they get it because they’re women. Feels vs reals.

[Silverstarqueen]

That's odd, because if I just google Darfur, or Darfur murder, it brings up over 400,000 results which include the atrocities against men, women and children .

[Atomoa]

The world wept for the Boko Harem girls. Nobody asked what happened to the boys.

They were all killed, but the story was about the girls.

[Atomoa]

Men accounted for 82.7 per cent of all drug-related deaths in the province in the first three months of 2017.

[Silverstarqueen]

Men accounted for 82.7 per cent of all drug-related deaths in the province in the first three months of 2017.

Hope all those kids out there who are thinking of messing with drugs read that.

[Silverstarqueen]

The world wept for the Boko Harem girls. Nobody asked what happened to the boys.

They were all killed, but the story was about the girls.

The story about the girls, was about the girls. Other stories were about other aspects of what was going on in Nigeria.

" So WSJ hasn't been virtually silent on the frequent slaughter of young Nigerian men: We've covered it monthly, weekly even, for years.
In fact, in December, we put together this piece on how Boko Haram was kidnapping boys:
Nigeria Rebels Drag Children Into Battle http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB4 ... 1352679364
Before that, we covered the murder of truckers on the highways:
Violence Stalks Drivers on Nigerian Highway http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB4 ... 0644237416
And just in February, we covered the very murdered schoolboys mentioned above:
Nigerian Insurgents Kill at Least 29 in Attack on School http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1 ... 0507982558
One of our pieces highlighted Boko Haram's international reach:
Timbuktu Training Site Shows Terrorists' Reach http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1 ... 0474477210
Our coverage could improve, be richer -- why not? But there's a long list of articles we've done on Boko Haram that you can find in our archives.
The more complicated answer is this: Sometimes, stories strike a nerve. How many untold thousands of laborers died in the 1900s before the Triangle Shirt Waste Factory fire touched off America's debate over labor rights?
The details of 16, 17, 18 year old girls, kidnapped the night before their final exams, on the brink of becoming adults, somehow encapsulates the thousands of deaths of men and women throughout this conflict. The accounts of their fathers chasing after them down a dirt, crater-pocked road, looking for their daughters by the trail of their hair ties... it puts an emotion edge on a story that a brutal, wanton, unimaginably gruesome massacre can't. It's hard to even wrap a mind around much of the killing in the northeast. What happened to these girls is just horrible enough to imagine.
As far as me writing headlines for click bait, that's not really how I or the Journal think. I haven't felt any pressure at the Journal to write anything other than engaging, thoughtful journalism, and I don't come up with the headlines, either."
I've also seen a story on how the jihadists are trying to prevent infants and children from getting their vaccines, so these children will be ravaged by preventable diseases as well.

[Silverstarqueen]

Ordinary feminists certainly can get'er done when called on.

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRFDTV/ ... f=NEWSFEED

[Atomoa]

http://www.marieclaire.com.au/article/n ... tralia-ban

This Is The Anti-Feminist Movie That Has Been Banned In Australia

News.com.au reports that there have been a number of cancellations of The Red Pill movie screenings around Australia, including at Kino Palace Cinemas in Melbourne, Dendy Newtown and Dendy Canberra. This has largely been driven by feminist protests and petitions against the movie's 'misogynistic' agenda.

This is what modern feminism is about.

[liisgo]

Ordinary feminists certainly can get'er done when called on.

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRFDTV/ ... f=NEWSFEED

2 adult human beings run a farm and it makes the news? Crazy isn't it. That's been just normal work for millions and millions of people for hundreds of years. Funny how we see it as special because its 2 young women. They never did the story on the dad or grandpa when they worked the farm at 12 years old.
guess maybe because its just so rare.

[Silverstarqueen]

Fortunately anyone in the world can rent it on line for $5. Overpriced IMHO, but certainly available.Tempest in a teapot.

[Silverstarqueen]

After nearly twenty years of harassment of women and people of color Fox finally does something about O'Reilly's behavior.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2 ... emise.html

[Silverstarqueen]

Ordinary feminists certainly can get'er done when called on.

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRFDTV/ ... f=NEWSFEED

2 adult human beings run a farm and it makes the news? Crazy isn't it. That's been just normal work for millions and millions of people for hundreds of years. Funny how we see it as special because its 2 young women. They never did the story on the dad or grandpa when they worked the farm at 12 years old.
guess maybe because its just so rare.

And did their dad and grandpa gave birth to babies all while taking over the farm?
It would be a story too if two guys did that.
Yes women have been farming and having babies for thousands of years.

[zoo]

2 very intelligent women, both professors illustrate the damage feminism has done to society.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8-jRZiXbe4
the following is probably the best feminist debate of all time. Dare you to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cSrX2FJ-Q8

Feminist want nothing more than to redefine men, men must fight back for man kind,,,,,wow
The incineration of men, WTH...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvrxQ4M3EOo

50 years of propaganda against men and boys. 50 years of abuse by feminist.,, wow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS1my8S0Q8Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzyzfBuH-LI

[liisgo]

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And did their dad and grandpa gave birth to babies all while taking over the farm?
It would be a story too if two guys did that.
Yes women have been farming and having babies for thousands of years.[/quote]

Very weak and funny as well. For thousands of years women had to do everything. Survive, farm, have baby. Its nothing new
My grandmother, raised 7 kids, ran a farm alone because grand dad was left to die in the mud after getting shot in the war.
Is having a baby and learning from grandpa how to farm an outstanding accomplishment now?

[liisgo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cSrX2FJ-Q8

That is the best speech I've seen on this subject. What an amazing view, realization and eye opener.