Monday, September 6, 2010

Next week's 'must read'

Next Monday on this site we will publish what amounts to a mini-book on the Hofstra false rape case.  It is the most important, most painstaking, and by far the longest post we've ever done here. We will give this post a permanent link on the right side of the page so that anyone interested in false rape claims can study this case carefully. The post coincides with the first anniversary of the Hofstra false rape claim.  This case is a microcosm of the harm that gender politics does to innocent people solely because they were born male.
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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Gender feminists do not give a rats ass about black boys being falselly accused of rape.

Sep 7, 2010, 7:55:00 AM
Anonymous said...

Can't wait to read your post on Hofstra. I have stopped reading a lot of other men's rights sites because it's all just so much bullshit whining and complaining about "the feminists." Shit about how badly males are treated in every facet of life. Sorry, it's way more complicated than that. The reason I like this blog is that it focuses on an issue that is ignored, and you guys are grounded in reality. You talk about real life things you can point to.

Sep 7, 2010, 10:12:00 AM
Anonymous said...

Where are the Gender / Raunch equalist, benevolent, saviors of the world; when these 4 blacks boys are falselly accused of a rape that simply never happenned???
Wake up call folks....New Gender / Raunch feminism is not about benevolent equality, and protecting the underclass.
The underclass have no voice, Gender / Raunch feminsm drowns it out.

Sep 7, 2010, 2:20:00 PM
Archivist said...

Anon at 10:12: I am tending to agree that there's not as much substance as
I would prefer. The movement has become a giant venting session. Venting has its place -- we do some of that here, for sure. But it's time to move beyond that. We need to talk about substantive things, and this is a great opportunity for that.

Sep 7, 2010, 3:34:00 PM
Arod99k said...

I remember when I was in the Army and my bunk buddy Private Gomez, was awakened and taken away. Private Gomez later told me that he had spent the night with some friends and that the sex was consensual and that the girl may have gotten scared because she was under age. Private Gomez paid the ultimate price, 50,000 dollars. The system is not about justice it is about attorneys getting paid. Gomez family forked over the cash and he was let off on a misdemeanor, he was originally facing 20 years in a Utah prison. Money talks and 50,000 he was set fee after 6 months.

Men are a commodity, whether its through legal fees or being part of a Prison Industrial Complex, men today are commodities.

Men are kidnapped by the state and held for profit, the profit being the ransom in bail or legal fees. This is no different than extortion.

Again, if you don't have the cash, you are going to prison.

Sep 8, 2010, 10:33:00 PM

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