Ernest Belfort Bax

My favorite quote of the day: "Whenever “woke” feminists talk about racism, I immediately stop listening . . . As a black male, I am affected by both [racism and misandry], but considerably more so by misandry. Feminists are just as much my enemy as the Klan."

@PhillAndry86 @OwenJonesStan @back_acha665 @AeroAerial @TheGayChrist @HNilbog @ShipleyWrites @natsoc14_88 @JohnAddingtonS @FemCondition @BertyJam @blubber_bones @LisaBritton @The_RomaArmy @Fiery_Blue750 @dadmatters_uk @Surviving_LADa @MrStephenTee @JustBotBecky @ErnestBax Too many women think violence against men is funny.

@DAaronovitch @taxigrem @NJ_Timothy @Iromg The extent of the "fuck you" nature of the gesture to the host society that such public displays entail varies. When they block pedestrian thoroughfares or main roads or intersections, it's a much more aggressive gesture than if they are off the beaten track in a park somewhere.

@taxigrem @NJ_Timothy @Iromg There are still quite a few Christian public events held in Britain. A quick Google will find one near you.

Too many are too polite to say this. But mass ritual prayer in public places is an act of domination. The adhan - which declares there is no god but allah and Muhammad is his messenger - is, when called in a public place, a declaration of domination. Perform these rituals in mosques if you wish. But they are not welcome in our public places and shared institutions. And given their explicit repudiation of Christianity they certainly do not belong in our churches and cathedrals. I am not suggesting everybody at Trafalgar Square last night is an Islamist. But the domination of public places is straight from the Islamist playbook. Trafalgar Square belongs to all of us. It is a national memorial to our independence and our salvation. Last night was not like a televised football match or a St Patrick’s Day celebration. It was an act of domination and therefore division. It shouldn’t happen again.

@alfkkifine It doesn't help. 1) Female political leaders send men to war, with some evidence indicating they do so at higher rates than male leaders 2) When a group is at a disadvantage (e.g. sent to war), it doesn't matter who is sending them, the disadvantage remains a disadvantage.

"Male privilege isn't real because men get sent to war". Sent to war by other men. Specifically, by rich men. That's an example of classism. In order for it to be misandry, it would have to be women sending men to war. Your anger should be aimed at capitalists, not feminists. Hope that helps.

Podcasting lets people speak vaguely about a topic while creating the impression of thorough treatment. I’ve often pushed back on something a podcaster posted on X, only to be told by their fans that it was “thoroughly addressed” somewhere in a three-hour podcast. But when I listen to the relevant section, it doesn’t deliver. It’s often just more vagueness and dancing around the issue, avoiding making direct, falsifiable claims they can be held to. There’s a reason many podcasters don’t write articles about the topics they discuss. Writing forces them to make coherent arguments without fluff. It forces them to connect every link between premise and conclusion. It forces them to cite sources accurately instead of speaking vaguely off the cuff. It’s also easier to be misled by smooth-talking podcasters. People like listening to podcasts because spoken language is the more natural way humans have received information throughout our evolutionary history. But that doesn’t mean it’s the best way to communicate with precision. It’s not. Podcasters also form relationships with their audiences. They speak to them like friends, even like family. None of this is necessarily a bad thing, but it can lead people to lower their standards for accepting the claims they make. A statement communicated verbally by a skilled orator can sound convincing, when the same statement written down plainly would seem absurd. This is why people who both write well and speak eloquently—think Douglass Murray and Christopher Hitchens—are so influential. Podcasting also puts a moat around claims due to the effort required to extract the relevant information. Fewer people are willing to wade through long episodes, constantly hitting ⏩ to find the segment in question, and then transcribe the audio into text. Podcasters can also more easily claim they were taken out of context, whether due to clipping or failing to have watched the previous week’s 3-hour episode that supposedly laid all the groundwork. It’s more difficult to claim this when your arguments are stated clearly and succinctly in writing. Podcasts are great. But anyone presenting themselves as a public intellectual and making serious, high-stakes claims about the world needs to do more than talk. They need to write.

She had sex with a man in her bed. And she had shower sex with another man later in the night…the second man had no idea she had sex with a man earlier in the night. She discovered her child saw her with the man in the bed. Why would she call it rape and only accuse the man in the shower? Why did the prosecutor bury the 1st man’s evidence? Sheets, t-shirt, and sperm DNA from the first man…never tested and never investigated. She lied because she didn’t want the child’s dad to know that their child watched her have sex with the man in bed. She called it all rape and blamed it on the second man. She was covering up for the first man because that would have been worse for both of them if the world knew they had sex while a child watched. She even had the second man spend the night and she drove him home the next day. Yet she called him the rapist! Liars destroy lives just to protect themselves! 😡

@WomensLibFront @WDI_USA But it's actually not. Women have power over men in significant ways in this culture. There is systemic female privilege in almost EVERY institution in society: criminal justice, family law/courts, education, employment, the media.

@DrSYQuraishi Well for a start nobody needs 3 brooms or is dumb enough to carry a washing machine on their back. This kind of misandrist propeganda only works if a man has no experience of cleaning. And hint, they all do. They know how it works, how long it takes, modern automation.

We need to remove all feminist influence in society and especially and more importantly in the Family Courts. Look at this latest insanity trying to remove fathers by default: gov.uk/government/pub…

@ma1ybe The "patriarchy" punishes men MORE HARSHLY than it does women, for the same fucking crimes. That's systemic pussy privilege!

Men are “protectors”….yeah, they protect patriarchy and violent crimes committed by other men.

@centreWJ And why only victims of one type of crime? This is yet another special carve out for women. Change the sexist UK law that humanizes women only while degrading men as not even rapeable!

The Ministry of Justice has announced their long-awaited plans to fund an independent legal advice service for victim-survivors of rape. This is a vital step forward in making rape cases fairer and less damaging for victim-survivors. 🔗ow.ly/zci450YrU79

@centreWJ You make the assumption they are victims and not liars. This should be illegal. You are grooming women.

@TheRealestDRyan @CptMuchoTexto Not all blacks!

@CptMuchoTexto In 2026 were still "not all men"ning? I truly can't believe how bad the plot has been lost

The worst part of this image is the contrast between these two statements: •The first statement doesn't mean anything negative about women or to blame them for anything, simply that there is a threat to them out there we need to be vigilant to. •The second statement explicitly frames men in general as an adversary that has to be made docile.

Today is 8th March , and Today is International Falsely Accused Day . Today we remember the innocent lives shattered by false allegations — ruined reputations, broken families, lost years. Justice must protect everyone. #FalselyAccusedDay #FalseCases

@TerpsMLC Not so fast, Sonja! "We find that polities led by queens engaged in war more than polities led by kings" journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

With more women at the decision making table, better decisions are made. But there is always more work to do. Proud to be part of a majority Labor women’s caucus in #springst Happy International Women’s Day 💪 #IWD2026

@Azariel91 He needs to go get a restraining order against her before she does and get her kicked out of the house. Change the locks.

This level of entitlement is next-level crazy‼️ Cheating wife dials the cops to evict her husband from the home… even though he’s the one covering 100% of the bills.

Feminists- “We don’t need men.” Military – 95% men Firefighters – 97% men Welders – 94% men Coal miners – 95% men Oil rig workers – 96% men Truck drivers – 90% men Construction workers – 92% men Loggers – 95% men Roofers – 97% men Brick masons – 96% men Fishermen – 97% men Surgeons – 82% men Engineers – 89% men

@sadjazzwxtch Not necessarily! qz.com/967895/through…

This is what happens when you have women in charge. When men are in charge, they create child sex trafficking rings.

Men are not getting a fair trial in rape and sexual assault cases under rules designed to protect victims, says Bettina Arndt. Now, the UK Supreme Court has had to tell the Scottish courts to sort themselves out. dailysceptic.org/2026/02/21/men…

@MrJulieGoldman @billmaher The evidence doesn't support that claim. Women have moved to the "Left" (or what passes for it) while men's political/ideological orientation has changed little. First rule of misandry: blame men for women's actions!