Feminism as we know it came from the Women’s Ku Klux Klan. In fact, many of the feminist slogans of the 1960’s were stolen from WKKK broadsides of the late 1880’s — where feminism first organized.
Feminists left the KKK in the mid-1930’s after a woman doffed the KKK grand dragon using allegations of sexual improprieties. She ran the Klan for a decade — as proven in a Congressional investigation into the WKKK.
After feminists took over the KKK, they did not need it any more. they left the Klan, still applying their thinking and techniques to all men, not just black men. In the 1935-1960 era, they quietly studied VICTIM PSYCHOLOGY as espoused by Sigmund Freud, and studied the methods of various Frankfurt School intellectuals who migrated here from Nazi Germany after WWI. Hillary Clinton is a student of Saul Alinsky — a leading modern Frankfurt School advocate when she was in college. Feminists then picked up sexual liberation from Kinsey’s doctrines. The combination of free sex, victim psychology, and sexist techniques learned from techniques mastered during the KKK era is the exact basis for feminism as it emerged in the 1960’s.
Read “Women of the Klan” by Kathleen Blee, and see http://www.dadsnow.org for more information on this.

You got it exactly right, this anti-male bias is so prevalent, so pervasive and so ingrained in this society that the writer of this article didn’t even get it correct. Wake the hell up! This has been going on for at least the last 40 years and so few people understand. It is so frustrating that so many people don’t understand the feminist agenda and the ridiculous attitude of always blaming men. Get a clue! , Hoist the jib!

Faith Hill, 40 years old, is married twice. Divorced Daniel Hill in 1994.

Feminist marketing (man bad, woman good) can be found in almost everything American.

Written by Chris Wallin, Jeffrey Steele and Anthony Smith

Sung by Trace Adkins

This gettin up early, pulling double shifts,
Gonna make an old man of me long before I ever get rich.
But I’m tryin
It’s been two years since we’ve finalized,
I still ain’t used to puttin ex in front of wife.
But I’m tryin.
Send more money right away, is pretty much all she has to say when she
Calls these days and don’t you be late

But all I can do, is all I can do and I keep on tryin
And all I can be is all I can be and I keep on tryin
There’s always a mountain in front of me,
Seems I’m always climbin and fallin and climbin
But I keep on tryin

I remember daddy sayin keep your eye on the ball, run like hell, play to win,
Get up when you fall
I’m tryin
Don’t say nothin that you can’t take back
Never do anything you might regret
No don’t do that
Daddy I’m tryin
Know the difference between heaven and hell
Go easy on the bottle be hard on yourself
And I know he meant well

But all I can do, is all I can do and I keep on tryin
And all I can be is all I can be and I keep on tryin
There’s always a mountain in front of me,
Seems I’m always climbin and fallin and climbin
But I keep on tryin

There’s always a mountain in front of me
Seems I’m always climbin and stumblin
And then fallin’
And then climbin’
But I keep on tryin’

This gettin up early pullin double shifts
Gonna make an old man of me
Long before I ever get rich
But I’m tryin’

If the purpose of the judiciary is to enforce whatever choice women make upon men who have no say in the matter, for a hefty fee, and usually at the expense of children, why is everybody afraid to even hint at anything other than blaming a man?