It is interesting that in a panel discussion on women and violence/ safety, the panellists are venting frustration about men’s rights activists (MRAs). See the news and my comments below: http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Hyderabad/article304563.ece HYDERABAD, March 25, 2010 For every woman who is fighting for a law to protect her rights, there are a handful of men who say: what about us? “Why don’t they struggle for their rights,” asks Flavia Agnes. The fiery women’s rights lawyer was here on Wednesday for a panel discussion on “Women and Violence/ Safety.” “Men need to stop taking away the gains of the women’s movement,” she …[Continue Reading]
Will feminists ask for equal opportunities in such deadly jobs?
Refer to news below about death of miners in Russia in dangerous mines. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article7121731.ece#cid=OTC-RSS&attr=797093 Rescuers were searching desperately for 58 people still missing in a Russian coal mine yesterday as the death toll from twin methane blasts rose to 32. Hopes were fading of finding survivors more than 450 metres underground at the Raspadskaya pit in Siberia, Russia’s largest underground mine. Eighteen of the victims have been rescuers who died in the second explosion on Sunday after going in search of miners trapped by the first blast late on Saturday. Twelve miners died and 71 were hurt in that explosion …[Continue Reading]
Shoaib episode: Indian feminists rubbing their hands with glee
In Sania Mirza-Shoaib Malik episode, some people think about it as marriage of celebrities, some think about whether it will do something good to Indo-Pak relations and so on. But there is a curious species on this planet which only seems to be interested in getting men behind bars – and you guessed it right, it goes by the name Indian feminists. Friends find Siddiqui family’s tactics strange From the above news story, this is what a women’s organisation representative has to say: Women activists Deccan Herald spoke to agree it is a complex case and they are happy they …[Continue Reading]
Indira Jaising with her feminazi logic, read and appreciate
The additional solicitor general of India, Indira Jaising who is also a prominent feminazi writes about women in parliament, but the article betrays the warped and perverse mentality of all feminists. Tomorrow we will see the power of women in Parliament It came as a shock to me that in most developed countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, women constitute not more than 5 per cent of elected representatives in parliamentary bodies. I also learnt that women do not receive equal pay for equal work in these countries. Indeed, while reporting on the Netherlands, the minister said that women ‘choose’ …[Continue Reading]
Feminists’ myths about domestic violence being busted
Newer Perspectives on Domestic Violence That domestic violence is a preserve of men is demolished by this data on lesbian couples: Nor is the incidence of DV among lesbian cohorts minimal. In fact, abuse among lesbians occurs with far greater frequency than among heterosexuals (given as 24% by the study above), and far more frequently than male-on-female abuse. Estimates of abuse have ranged between 47% and 73% (Coleman, 1990; Bologna, Waterman, Dawson, 1987; Lie. et al. 1991) among lesbian subjects who responded to questionnaires assessing prevalence of some form of physical, sexual, or emotional-psychological abuse in at least one relationship. …[Continue Reading]
Hillary Clinton at her sexist best, now targeting India
Here is news of recent speech of Hillary Clinton on women’s and girls’ issues: http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Foreign-Policy/2010/0312/Hillary-Clinton-at-UN-Women-s-progress-is-human-progress Let’s look at the insidious and insistent campaign of feminists crying solely about injustice to women, while being completely silent on the fact that men are not doing any better. and the continued enhancement of the status of women. “Women’s progress is human progress, and human progress is women’s progress,” she said. Those words were clearly meant to echo Secretary Clinton’s own words 15 years ago when, as the US first lady, she told the World Conference on Women in Beijing: “Women’s rights are human …[Continue Reading]
Only feminists can see permanent halo around women
According to news of this Feb 2009 report from United Nations, women are the majority of traffickers in almost a third of 155 nations surveyed by UN. This goes to show that both genders have their share of human weaknesses and crime, and one should not assume blindly that world will be a better place if only more women were in political power, in corporate leadership, as CEOs or whatever else feminists want you to believe. Women are the majority of traffickers in almost a third of the 155 nations the U.N. surveyed. They accounted for more than 60 percent …[Continue Reading]
Women do have their uses
Celebrities get attracted to feminists’ propaganda of women empowerment but are unable to see the sinister undercurrent of male hatred and female supremacy. For example, in news below, Suhasini Maniratnam says that “men do have their uses”. http://www.hindu.com/2010/03/05/stories/2010030562721400.htm Actor Suhasini Mani Ratnam spoke from her own experiences: “I was born in a part of Tamil Nadu notorious for eliminating the girl child. I was the third daughter born to my parents and I have my mother to thank for deciding that I was not an unwanted child.” She acknowledged the men who played a positive role in her life, including …[Continue Reading]
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