Fems and Mangina's attack God and Guns

Just as I predicted after the Sodini shootings the feminist and their mangina lapdogs are attacking gun ownership and the Christian faith.

I was reading Glenn Sacks opinion on Bob Herbert's article on the Sodini shootings. The actual article is linked here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/08/opinion/08herbert.html?adxnnl=1&hpw=&adxnnlx=1249927290-W2b/Xa8uoRJYjZUHjRbRHA

The article is straight up mangina writing, typical of a brainwashed affirmative action sort who can further his climb up by pushing down on the devil white men and perhaps impress some fembot white chicks in the process.

What really got my eye about this article were the comments. Over 300 of them when I read it.

OK to be fair I didn't say anything about religion in my write up on Sodini. I actually am a little surprised that religion is mentioned almost as often as the availabillity of guns as to why the violence against women is so rampant.

Of course I saw only three real examples of violence against women mentioned in all the comments and that was with them going as far back as 20 years. I hardly call that rampant but these people will use anything.

I would say almost every other to every third comment post had to do with the availabillity of guns as the major issue for violence against women. Followed by established Christian religion and of course I saw a few posts blaming sports for boys. This is filtering out the constant drone of women as objects etc etc.

Interestingly enough there were very few comments blaming the workplace, courts, or schools as I have become so use to seeing over the years.

I think this shows us what is next on the feminist hit list. They have very little to attack now. We all know how anti-male these areas have become and these comments give us good insight into which targets are next on the feminist attack list which areas have not been completely feminated (is that a word?).

Christianity has long been a target of feminist but it has recently joined so closely with the progressive left and become much more leftist mainstream again. Honestly I have seen Christianity attacked for years but in my view it seems to be reaching a higher level of late. Attacking our right to keep arms will also make us more easily controlled by the police state the feminist are creating.

We must continue to strike back at feminism and attempt to get equality in the areas they have already perverted, but we must also defend the last remnants they have not yet torn down.

The Obamacare Elephant

A friend of mine once told me that when you take on an elephant you do so a little bit at a time.

Not an original quote I know. This saying has more than likely been around since Hannibal crossed the alps and the Roman soldiers first came face to face with these large mammals.

All the other issues aside on Obama's current healthcare. Forget for a moment it promotes government paid abortion or allowing illegal immigrants care from the moment they cross into this country and before they pay a dime into it. Don't even think about the fact that it will spend huge amounts on women's health issues while men will continue to pay more into the system. Don't worry yourself that until age 55 women use healthcare 3 or more times as much as men yet will not have to pay more for their insurance like men do in auto and life insurance. Pay no mind to the fact that union members will not be taxed for this universal healthcare while everyone else will.

Put all those points out of your mind and focus on one fact.

There are approximately 800,000 doctors in the United States today. This number includes specialist and general practice doctors and is made up of about 20% foreign trained doctors as well.

It takes at least 8 years to train an intern from the time they enter college until they start their internship I believe. I am sure some can get this done much faster and I am sure some do. For emergency medical purposes lets say we count interns as doctors which may bring our total upto around 900,000.

I know that we have doctor shortages now. Long waits to get into see doctors and areas were no doctors are to be found. Yet now the leftist progressives want to start adding almost 50 million people into this mix?

Yes I think healthcare should be available to everyone but it cannot be done the way the progressives are trying to do it. The system will be totally over run and crushed.

To take on this elephant we must start by tackling it one part at a time and it seems to me the first place to start would be with making sure we recruit and train far more doctors and nurses and physician assistants to make sure the infra-structure is there to take on the extra demand.

I assure you the first cry for healthcare will be WOMEN and children first while men are expected to just suck it up and die "like a man".

Protesting SEIU Violence

So I can get on my blog and post again!!! Hoorah!!!

I just got back from supporting the protest against the SEIU union in St. Louis. I seriously cannot believe a black man can be attacked by other blackmen sounding off with racial slurs and were encouraged to do so by the President of the United States. There I said it he is encouraging this behavior by his community activist organizations and their allied Unions.

I am talking about AFL-CIO, ACORN, SEIU, Americorp, AFSCME, and I am sure NOW is in there too and I am also sure there are several I have left out.

This incident in St. Louis is typical of the double standards the left, WHICH INCLUDES FEMINISM, uses. Blackmen beating blackmen who disagree with them. Using racial slurs but of course the attackers will get pardoned by the Obama racest regime as only white men are subject to hate crime legislation penalties.

Don't let the main stream media deceive you it was SEIU t-shirt wearing thugs who did the attacking.

Here is a link to the youtube video of the attack:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTXBOgPCh9w&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fgatewaypundit%2Eblogspot%2Ecom%2F&feature=player_embedded

I didn't get to stay long at the protest. I just drove up and had a look mostly to see if it was going to turn ugly but the distance and such meant I had to leave soon.

I firmly believe if we are ever going to get equality for men and men's rights we must start the fight against the left and uphold the Constituttion to do so.

I urge you to support the Tea Party movement near you.

Serious Blog issues today

Tried to post a new blog today and all I been getting is an error and saying somethign about my computer or network sending out automatic hits, so I have been blocked.

Oh well maybe they will get it figured out soon.

Hope everyone else fared better and I will post anew this weekend.

The Latest casualties of the war on men

I had to take a break and walk around a bit today to figure out how to write about this latest tragedy. I am sure everyone has heard or read about the murders committed by George Sodini at the Pennsylvania fitness club earlier this week.

When I saw the news footage on it I took it for another Man vs. Ex showdown then I read the news articles today.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_HEALTH_CLUB_SHOOTING?SITE=MATAU&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_HEALTH_CLUB_SHOOTING_WRITINGS?SITE=JRC&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

This is simply horrific.

If I were to make this man out to be the victim I would be no better than the anti-male biased feminist that have created the breeding ground for men pushed to the edge that we find ourselves in today. At least no better than them in that I would be presenting the criminal solely as a victim to rationalize his actions. I will not do that.

In reading the parts of Mr. Sodini's blog that have been published (the site has been taken down) I see a man who has suffered from being marginalized, walked over, pushed aside and under rated for years. I have seen many of his postings mirrored on other sites this Summer.

Dec. 29, 2008: "Just got back from tanning, been doing this for a while. No gym today, my elbow is sore again. I actually look good. I dress good, am clean-shaven, bathe, touch of cologne - yet 30 million women rejected me - over an 18 or 25-year period. That is how I see it. ... A man needs a woman for confidence. ... This type of life I see is a closed world with me specifically and totally excluded."

Life is just playing games. ... Every evening I am alone, and then go to bed alone."

May 18, 2009: "I actually had a date today. It was with a woman I met on the bus in March. We got together at Two PPG Place for lunch. The last date for me was May 1, 2008. Women just don't like me. There are 30 million desirable women in the US (my estimate) and I cannot find one

May 29, 2009: "Another lonely Friday night, I'm done. This is too much."

How many times have I seen men write about how women ignore them, or how they have not had a relationship, sometimes they say they have never had a relationship.

This man had a good job with a law firm as an IT person, was in good shape it looks like. Yet as so many men experience these days he was just too boring or too ordinary or dare I say it perhaps too Beta to compete in today's world.

As the media turn this man into the monster he certainly turned into I hope each of us will ask ourselves why so many men in the course of this one Summer have turned to violence and finally suicide as a way to express their emotions.

I can think of six murder/suicides this Summer alone just off the top of my head. All of them multiple murders all of them ending with the man shooting himself. All of them directed at a woman or women.

I am sure the feminist will use these cases to cry out for more special protection, more money, more privilege, more reason to ban guns.

All will ignore the fact that each of these men killed themselves, only a man at the very end of his rope with no other way to express himself over come with feelings of uselessness and marginalization with no way out that he can see will turn his own weapon on himself.

I wish these men, all of them, from the jilted husband in Washington, the down on his luck man from South Carolina, the prominent professor from Georgia, the Santa suite guy from California, and now this guy and the others I don't remember had come to sites such as this one or others. They could have seen they are not alone. If I could have helped them or stopped them I would have.... Any of us would have.

I pray that enough people will begin asking themselves what drives these men to these terrible actions. I hope enough will see that these men cannot be written off as loons in the same mold as serial killers or axe murders.

These men stood at a crossroads that many of us on these blog sites have stood on as well. I wish they had chosen the fork we have all taken and tried to make some changes without falling to violence.

Women Protesting in the Sudan

I read this article today:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/M/ML_SUDAN_WOMEN_FLOGGED?SITE=CASRP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

It's about the trial of a 43 year old Sudanese woman named Lubna Hussein. She apparently worked for the UN and was arrested in a public order raid in July on a cafe in Khartoum for wearing pants.

There were 12 other women arrested with her 10 of which who took their public lashings and fines, but Lubna and 2 others have taken it to court.

The police then tear gassed, beat and broke up a demonstration by mostly female protesters outside the court hearing earlier today.

This story makes me wonder just how impervious to feminism Islam may in fact be. Not that I share any religious beliefs in women wearing pants mind you but from what I have seen from the rise of Western Feminism its a starting point.

Watching how feminism and Islam clash over the next few decades should prove entertaining indeed.

It is also interesting to note that Lubna worked for the UN and I am guessing has had considerable Western contact. The authorities in Khartoum seem to be looking for a way to let her off but are having trouble since she has resigned to take this case to trial.

Lets see how fast the Islamic Patriarchy falls to rampant feminism. As I said the first few victories will be reasonable its the coming storm I want to see.

Will Feminist bias ever Bite them Back?

I haven't written much the last few days. I have seen some good articles here and there but most of them have been covered by other blogs I follow and I don't like to duplicate topics if I can help it.

I did come across this political opinion article today by Thomas Sowell.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/08/04/utopia_versus_freedom_97757.html

His article deals with allowing the rise of big government and the fact that we trade our invidual freedoms when we support more government.

It occured to me while reading his article that this is exactly what feminist and other left wings groups have done for years. OK I know this isn't something new or a moment of clarity we have all known this for years I suspect. But I felt that it was time to re-address this fact.

What I think we are seeing alot today is that the women driving feminism never got this point. Most women out there have never looked into the eventual cost the simple act of their new "protective entitlement class" has actually brought them.

Once these biased feminist let the government in, NAY demanded the government get in, they were signing their own rights away. Of course it has taken years but as the rubber band contracts on their well worn "special" class they are feeling the bite.

As I watched the news this weekend I saw a female teacher who had been fired because a teenage boy reported she had sex with him. She repeats she is innocent of the charge and the authorities have no proof. I thought if she is innocent she is finally feeling the backlash of 50 years of prosecution of males...without any proof.

Then I read about the four women in Wisconsin who abducted, assualted, restrained and attacked a man for having the nerve to play the cheating game on these four. Of course by looking at these four women I cannot see how he could stomach the act but to each his own I guess.

Then I saw that these women are out on $200.00 bond each and I realized the rubber band of freedom still has a long way to go before it snaps back on women today.

Maybe someday.

An article about DV laws being "out of the callers hands" in some places:

http://www.examiner.com/x-12866-Domestic-Violence-Examiner~y2009m7d29-Domestic-Violence-101-The-personal-vs-the-political--Part-3

Four scorned Wis. Women:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,536296,00.html

Nicole Howell ABC news Article:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=8221857&page=1