misandry

Voting should be restricted to people who have skin in the game

May 13, 2018 January 10, 2019 / libertarianism, misandry, morality, politics / Leave a Comment

Disclaimer: I'm a voluntaryist and I consider voting to be morally wrong. However, for the sake of playing devil's advocate, I wanted to write up an article on who should be allowed to vote. And no, it's not everyone. Here are 5 requirements someone must meet in order to be able to vote, and 1 rule that would bar them Read more [...]

Why women should be treated equally when it comes to the draft

March 27, 2013 April 8, 2013 / libertarianism, misandry, politics / 2 Comments

I think the government shouldn't discriminate against women when drafting people for war. Let me clarify, I don't think the draft is a good idea - in fact, it's one of the most immoral forms of slavery in existence, and should be abolished immediately. But while it exists, it should be equally applied to everyone, Read more [...]

Is the epidemic of fatherlessness purposefully engineered by the State?

March 16, 2013 March 27, 2013 / misandry / 5 Comments

As I was watching this excellent interview, a few thoughts occurred to me. Alimony, no-fault divorce, the epidemic of fatherless children and the damage to their mental health from families torn apart - while the women responsible for this are oftentimes the direct beneficiaries of great injustice and deserve their Read more [...]

Misandry – Is there a War on Men?

October 5, 2012 October 15, 2013 / libertarianism, misandry

What is misandry? Misandry is the hatred of men, and it is widespread in Western societies. How widespread? Here's a simple experiment: type the words misandry and misogyny into a browser or word processor with spellchecker enabled. Hint: Misandry won't be recognized as a word. It's not even in the spellchecker's dictionary. Read more [...]