Hate is Not a Crime

http://www.takimag.com/blogs/article/hate_is_not_a_crime/

From Jack Hunter from Takimag. I was going to write about the new Hate Crimes legislation about to hit Obama’s desk, which not only gives special legal protections to homosexuals, but also to every confused man who puts on a tutu.

Fortunately, now I don’t have to waste my breath.

Thought policing is tyranny.

Recent Interview on Pacific Northwest “Queer Culture”

I answered a few questions for a local high school student recently…

http://www.jack-donovan.com/androphilia/2009/10/recent-interview-on-pacific-northwest-queer-culture/

It’s Never Enough, Is It?

So, women got their favorite diversity candidate elected–the one they picked instead of a woman. Then presumably in attempt to appease women, Obama appointed Hillary Clinton, his most bitter rival, as a Secretary of State. He then appointed a woman, a wise Latina, to The Supreme Court.

Now, because the guy has a basketball game with the guys, women are bitching about not being included?

Complaints of a man’s world at the Obama White House

I’m no Obama fan, but isn’t this just…nagging?

The devil in me yearns for a photo from a co-ed game where the 6′1″ Obama body checks one of his female aids and she eats shit. That would be great. That would be “equality.” Of course that would never happen, because he’d go out of his way to avoid it and the game would be the sham that PC-engineered “equality” almost always is.

I say he just makes separate but equal quality time for the girls, too.

Perhaps an evening of scrap-booking and a romantic comedy?

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UPDATE:

Apparently the Appeaser-In-Chief included a woman in his Sunday golf game. How embarrassingly stupid. There’s some talk lately about what a “Woman’s Nation” would look like. You’re looking at it.

“Yes, Dear.”

The Spearhead – “Country Women”

New post up at The Spearhead.

Country Women – The Manly Woman of Honor, Part I

I deliver exercise equipment to people’s homes for a living, and as an amateur sociologist—aren’t we all really amateur sociologists?—that gives me an opportunity to see people in their natural environments.

On the heels of Welmer’s post about women in combat, I’d like to add a few thoughts I’ve had about women, “female masculinity” and honor over the past several years. To begin, I’m going to talk about some different types of women I’ve observed.  Continue reading at The Spearhead.

Yeah, a tribute to women surprised me, too.

Bad News for Men – Two Recent Articles

Women gain as men lose jobs – USA TODAY

Of course women are more sympathetic to socialism…

The only parts of the economy still growing — health care, education and government — have traditionally hired mostly women. That dominance has increased in part because federal stimulus funding directed money to education, health care and state and local governments.

From a truly disturbing article in USA Today. I’ve been hearing that men were bearing the brunt of the recession, but I had no idea that it was quite this disproportionate. 74% of the people who lost their jobs from December 2007 to June 2009 were men. And of course, some dumb feminist still isn’t satisfied, because:

The change reflects the growing importance of women as wage earners, but it doesn’t show full equality, Hartmann says. On average, women work fewer hours than men, hold more part-time jobs and earn 77% of what men make, she says. Men also still dominate higher-paying executive ranks.

“Full equality” would require men to have babies and stay home to nurse them. Which would be fine with feminists who demand that “equality” be gauged by equal results instead of equal opportunity. The only way to produce equal results would be to eliminate the stay at home mom completely and have all children raised by day care providers (another job dominated by women, for obvious reasons).

Why do so many women work part time? Because they want to. My sister works part time, because she has two boys, and she goes into her old job “just to get out of the house.” My mother works part time, because she can. I’m glad they’re doing what they’re doing.

What would a society that is dying look like? Production jobs would decrease, while care taking and institutional jobs would grow. We’re literally checking Western Civilization into a nursing home so it can die slowly as its shrinking population of young people are taxed more and more to pay for the care. Globalism’s bad, m’kay? A country that produces nothing and imports everything is utterly dependent on the rest of the world. And obviously, its men will suffer the most.

“Unemployment among men isn’t going to last forever,” says University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan. “People will move from construction and manufacturing to industries that are creating new jobs.”

So all of the tradesmen are going to become nurses and bureaucrats? The future’s so bright, I gotta wear shades.

Outlawing Manhood- Human Events

Last week, Whalen, a Lansingburgh High School Senior who plans to enter the Army’s West Point Academy after graduating, received a 5-day suspension from the Lansingburgh Central School District board on the grounds that his pocketknife — locked in a survival kit which was locked in his car — violated the district’s “Zero Tolerance” policy.

After reviewing the board’s judgment, Lansingburgh Central School District Superintendent George J. Goodwin added another 15 days to the suspension on October 14, 2009, saying he believes a 20-day suspension is “appropriate and fair.”

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Did I mention that in addition to being an Eagle Scout and aspiring to West Point, Whalen also has a “Life-Saving Heroism” award he received from the Boy Scouts “for performing CPR on his aunt after she had a seizure”? The kid is a certified hero.”

Goodwin is an enemy of men, and he’s part of the cancer that’s killing America. Read the article and shame him.

Goodwin’s office number is  (518) 233-6850 and his e-mail as ggoodwin@lansingburgh.org

h/t ex cathedra and Mr. Brumage

New Spearhead Piece on Competition with Women

This idea has many profound applications, and could explain a lot of things about why men are falling to the bottom of the heap in society, if you really ponder it for a while. Men have nothing to gain when they compete with women, and they have much to lose. Having spent many years arguing with women and men who use the same tactics (fags) I can say I always feel… dessicated… afterward. Even if I am confident that they are full of shit and I won. Man and women/fags argue differently. Fags particularly go for bitchy personal attacks and manipulation long before they address content.

There is No Honor in Competition with Women

I understand honor as a system of accounting for men’s souls.  There are credits and debits, investments, loans, outstanding debts. Honor is gained, wagered, lost and regained.  In the best case scenario, a man accumulates enough wealth to withstand inevitable short-term losses and indignities.  Substantial achievements offer a cushion, a safety net pop psychologists refer to as “security.” Luxury is not having to worry about the little stuff.

Continue reading at The Spearhead…

Wherever He Went He Carried His Own Pack

Recently, I went on a walk around Portland with Mr. Blake, and we visited the bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt in the park blocks across from the Portland Art Museum. This inscription below the statue reads…

“He was found faithful over a few things and he was made ruler over many. He cut his own trail clean and straight and millions followed him toward the light. He was frail; he made himself a tower of strength. He was timid; he made himself a lion of courage. He was a dreamer; he became one of the great doers of all time. Men put their trust in him; Women found a champion in him; Kings stood in awe of him, but children made him their playmate. He broke a nation’s slumber with his cry, and it rose up. He touched the eyes of blind men with a flame and gave them vision. Souls became swords through him; swords became servants of God. He was loyal to his country and he exacted loyalty; he loved many lands, but he loved his own land best. He was terrible in battle, but tender to the weak; joyous and tireless, being free from self-pity; clean with a cleanness that cleansed the air like a gale. His courtesy knew no health, no class; his friendship, no creed or color or race. His courage stood every onslaught of savage beast and ruthless man, of loneliness, of victory, of defeat. His mind was eager, his heart was true, his body and spirit, defiant of obstacles, ready to meet what might come. He fought injustice and tyranny; bore sorrow gallantly; loved all nature, bleak places, and hardy companions, hazardous adventure and the zest of battle. Wherever he went he carried his own pack; and in the uttermost parts of the earth he kept his conscience for his guide.”

“Dedication,” A Biographical Sketch of Theodore Roosevelt

Hermann Hagedorn, 1919

So powerful, so evocative of everything a truly great man should embody. I’m sure Roosevelt had faults and did things I wouldn’t agree with, but those words capture what I mean when I write about the need for powerful masculine heroes who exude strength and inspire men. Our modern world, in its haste to do away with traditional gender roles, never bothered to think about replacing an idealism this potent and beautiful with anything even remotely comparable. Mishima might say that we replaced poetry with bureaucracy.

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Nihilism for Dummies

My pal Max over at FKIN has been working on an introductory piece to his philosophy of an amoral world that places emphasis on survival, which of course demands manliness in men. I have a general sense of where he’s going with the series, and it should be an interesting thought progression.

“I’m Over You, Jesus“

A man’s chief quality is fortitude

Marcus Tullius Cicero

Appelata est enim a viro virtus: viri autem propria maxime est fortitudo.

“The term virtue is from the word that signifies man; a man’s chief quality is fortitude”

Cicero, “Tuscul.”, I, xi, 18.

Very bushido.

h/t ex cathedra

Writing About Men is Important

My new piece, “Writing About Men is Important” is up at The Spearhead today.

“Real men don’t read books about masculinity or sit around talking about manhood.”

I’ve heard it more than a few times. Masculinity is associated with action, so men who simply write about men’s issues are sometimes taunted with accusations of defective masculinity. This also plays into the big, dumb, silent thug stereotype that is half-consciously accepted by men, though it only advances the cause of women. My joke that even Conan studied the classics only draws blank stares.

But, by Crom, the truth is that men have been talking about what it means to be a man since the beginning of recorded history. Continue reading at The Spearhead…

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