It's probably obvious to you that our enemy had a bad 2014. Feminists, SJW's, and their totalitarian liberal buddies were on the ropes for much of the year and for the first time had to play defense to their delusional and incorrect beliefs. One of the reasons they've been successful up to now is that they pretended to be moderate. They simply preached the idea of “equality” and the cessation of violence against women. What monster would be again that? But now many moderates are finding out that they wanted much more than equality. They have pursued censorship and hate while Read More

In the past couple months, there's been a sudden explosion in articles decrying anti-social behaviors that men apparently are guilty of. The most well-known is “manspreading,” the idea that men spread their legs too wide on subways, encroaching on womens' rightful space. Indeed, in part due to pressure from hypersensitive millennial women, the MTA has launched a campaign against “manspreading” on the New York City Subway. “Manspreading” is far from the only “man” behavior that women in the media whine about. There's also “manslamming,” the idea that men don't move out of the way of women on the sidewalk fast enough, Read More

Rosie Batty was given the Australian of the Year award yesterday. In February 2014, Rosie Batty's ex-boyfriend murdered their son at cricket practice and then committed suicide. Batty was left unharmed. The next day she gave a 24-minute interview, and from there she has become a national hero and celebrity. She has traveled the country speaking out against domestic violence. This seems like cookie-cutter leftist victim pandering worthy of ignoring. However, there are some interesting features in this story. 1. The Father Committed Suicide If a person murders his or her child, there is clearly a deep-seated mental illness present. If that Read More

MBTI and Keirsey and others are mostly post-Jungians who distorted his psychology into something more “pop” by reducing it to a marketable version made up of four letters that are supposed to show your functions. After that, they made some empirical observations about types' behaviours and then came up with generalised patterns of each type (e.g. INTJ the aloof, unfriendly mastermind; ESFP the careless butterfly who just wants fun, etc.). True Jungian psychology, however, combined with more Jungian-minded versions of the MBTI, can provide valuable tools to improve one's life and also to understand oneself and the other people much better. Understand Read More