One would imagine that their attitude would at least take a second to consider the damage that catering to victim-hood may induce in future (as did the "Spin Sisters" of New York in the last decade) but not Meme-Jess and Mini-Jess (Jessica Bennett and Jesse Ellison). No, that would take character, dignity and even a small level of comprehension when confronted with an issue they fear so much their response is akin to witnessing two children planting a fart cushion on their great aunt's chair and watching from behind the couch, waiting to snigger, hand over mouth..
Feminists and especially feminised female journalists very rarely argue any point of fact but prefer to avoid any direct argument as they know they do not have a leg to stand on when it comes down to denying all men their natural rights..
Journalism was once a respected and hallowed profession and I am glad to see there are still the odd professional taking that responsibility seriously. But ever since the flood gate was opened to politically indoctrinated gnomes, biased male-hating feminist with non-credentials, we wonder if journalism should be recast as a story-telling/opinionated/feelings past-time rather than what it is really supposed to be, delivering facts, independent viewpoint developed by sound research and taking non-partisan viewpoint; would appear to have been severely downgraded if not totally ignored. The end result are the Jess twins, twisted, huge chip on their shoulder and incapable of impartiality..
Why do you believe feminists are so threatened by one single meeting that only seeks to balance gender inequality. There are "women's studies" programs floated by taxpayers dollars so why not a men's studies course equivalent ?
Paul Elam's Article..(sample)
Well, they actually did have some assistance. For expert analysis, the duo secured the opinion of the cabbie who dropped them at the conference. She expounded on the concept of male studies with an incisive cackle, and punctuated her expertise by throwing back her head as she laughed.
And the link to Male Studies: A New Academic Discipline
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