Anti Misandry Articles

An American TV Show called "The Talk" shows a repulsive double standard in American media about genital mutilation, and gruesome domestic violence against males, because the Hosts make grotesque fun of a horribly mutilated man.

If the victim was a woman they'd take it very seriously and would be supportive.

Cutting off anyone's genitalia is wrong! The misandric hosts, and certain guests of "The View", cannot comprehend this. They should be fully held accountable for making fun of genital mutilated victims.

Please send a Complaint to CBS about the horribly misandric TV Show hosts of The Talk, demand an appology, and that the hosts get fired. The Talk Hosts are: Julie Chen, Sharon Osbourne, Holly Robinson Peete, Leah Remini.

Update:"The Talk" (attempts to) Apologize about jokes of Catherine Kieu castrating husband, and Sharon Osbourne Confirms She's Taking a Break from 'The Talk' .

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Paternity fraud has increasingly become the subject of interest in recent times. What happens to the victims of paternity fraud, inability for the defrauded to sue, and rare success in terms of some form of justice to the paternity fraud victims are some of the topics causing passionate discussions in fathers rights internet forums such as antimisandry.com. Outrageous lack of just laws to address victims of paternity fraud is always the focus of discussions, quickly followed by the chorus of "needless to say what if the gender roles were reversed...".

The biggest moot point is that a man can be exonerated from murder or other criminal charges decades later following DNA evidence, yet a duped dad can be still liable for "child support" even with DNA evidence showing otherwise, and may as well be forced to pay alimony to the cheating partner: who could be cohabiting with her new man, who again might even be the biological father of the child in dispute. ...

Below is a mentor of mine. I think the world of this woman.



Women's refuges lost $700,000 in government support recently that instead went to a Maori organization.

Women's Refuge, thirty years established in New Zealand, is widely assumed to be universally respected, and to be the only such agency offering help, counselling and accommodation to victims of family violence. In N.Z. it holds an annual Appeal Week every June, complete with much innovative, and even at times highly questionable, media coverage and celebrity support.

For its 2004 event two All Blacks, Kees Meeuws and Keven Mealamu, and model Nicky Watson, lent their celebrity status to this apparently-worthy cause. A public petition, calling for the Government to increase Refuge's funding from ...

As much as feminists love to parrot the statistic that women earn only 76 cents on the male dollar, they rarely bother to provide an explanation or solid evidence for this claim. But fortunately a smart new book has hit the shelves just in time for Equal Pay Day to help them out.

Equal pay for equal work has been enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Act since it was made law in 1972. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 also ban sex-based wage discrimination. So it seems pretty remarkable that the wage gap is so wide and pervasive even today. Attorneys should be having a field day with class-action lawsuits. But they are not. Could it be that even the legal establishment is complicit in this glaringly obvious patriarchal conspiracy?

The 76-cent statistic (now actually 80 cents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau) is misleading because it is a raw comparison of all working men and women. Thus a female receptionist working 40-hour weeks is tossed in with the male orthopedic surgeon putting in 70-hour weeks.

A study of the gender ...

You've all heard the 'truth'. Men find it hard to commit. Men cheat and women stay faithful. Men find breaking up easy while women endure months of unbearable heartache. Men are cads and women are angels.

These are all common clichés about men in relationships, regularly reinforced by sitcoms and newspaper columns. And quite simply, they're not true. When scientists and psychologists have analysed the behaviour of girlfriends and boyfriends, or husbands and wives, a more subtle and nuanced truth has emerged.

Read on and we'll bust the myths about men in relationships, and give you plenty of ammunition the next time you're accused of being "a typical bloke". Here's how to defend yourself against a sea of misinformation:

Infidelity
The myth has it that men are the perpetrators of infidelity and women its victims. And even if you believe it, it means there are large numbers of women happy to act as accessories to the romantic crime (you can't cheat with yourself, after all).
But the truth is not so black and white. Men might cheat marginally more, but women are catching up fast. The latest figures suggest that 20% of men have affairs, and just over 15% of women do.

But figures also show that ...

Via John Dias...



What this amendment proposes to do is to take a George Orwell approach to ranking considerations. When Orwell's animals in his classic novel Animal Farm draft their legislation on the barn wall, they affirm that 'All animals are equal'. The pigs then make an amendment: 'But some animals are more equal than others'. The pigs, of course, had an ulterior motive and I fear that there is one at play here as well. What these amendments are saying is, 'Yes, the two considerations are primary, but one is more primary than the other.' What the bill does in reality is to retain child safety as a primary concern while relegating the child's parental relationships to a minor concern. It sounds innocent enough, I suppose, but the Trojan horse here is a facade of enhancing child safety. The bill is dressed up as an attempt to protect children, which is a pointless exercise, because child safety is fully ensured in the current act. What is inside this Trojan horse, the malicious code that will infect society, is an attempt to undermine equal access for both ...