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  1. I insist that video evidence of Andrew Tate openly advocating violence against women be produced.

    In the few hours that I’ve watched of him the opposite is true.

    Andrew Tate: “men protect and provide.”

    Woke: “that’s violence against women.”

    Both statements have been quoted.”

    Only one jumped the grand canyon of conclusions.

    First of all.

    Woman make 80% of consumer decisions

    Men hold 80% of consumer debt.

    It’s in silicon valley’s best interest to cancel masculine males so that woman spend more. That’s all cancel culture is. Dumb asses.

    1. Then both females and males are being manipulated Sam. Women are often buying food, necessities, and being sold fancy clothes as a way of establishing themselves as worthy. Men push their women out to work as well as them being mothers, so they can have some money to buy beer for themselves etc. You are too simplistic Sam and you write a lot, if you also read what is on the posts they offer insights.

  2. I have a Twitter account just in case, but actually rarely use it, so not too concerned with today’s equivalent perhaps of the old “literary spat” which other media outlets then regularly report to other media outlets…

    I have no problem though calling Bryce Edwards a prize wanker and a re-cycler of others writing and graphic work. Rare is the day he writes something original of his own creation. His attitude is contrarian and shape shifting, like so many pundits these days.

    1. TM have you not figured out that’s what he is trying to do- summarise the current writings of multiple political commentators to present a “current state of current political thought” on a given topic.
      Or sometimes a particular angle.
      Good god he’s not pretending it’s his work. He even tells you who said what.
      I get that – as Martyn suggests-he is loathed by you and all of the blinkered left as represented by The Standard because he summarizes thought outside what you drones are allowed to regurgitate.
      I admire his courage in remaining fairly objective with the amount of cowardly online woke warriors taking potshots.
      Eh.

      1. Well aware of his precis method (copy and paste), and it is a cop out in my view.

        At least with Hosking and Soper there is little doubt what they really think about an issue or what their world view is.

        1. He’s an ‘aggregator’ @ TG – always has been. In the era of convergence and divergence where everyone has become an expert media whore in pursuit of stardom, to my mind he’s become quite useful – a time saver even. A portal (in the nicest possible way). A lazy man’s guide
          Apparently just like many in the PMC, he’s not a bad bloke either even though I do see the PMC as just another load of grifters dressed in designer clothing, and all with comfy little abodes and popular playlists

  3. Male is an identity. There is no way of talking or thinking your way out of it. It is not a default – it’s not even a majority.
    Much of the uprising of other identities has been a reaction to this mental trick.
    The ‘victim’ comes in because not being an unexamined centre means that like everyone else, questions are asked and positions must be defended.

    That’s not an injustice, it’s just reality. There is no central arbiter to which everyone else is answerable. It is ridiculous to ”believe all women” and it is equally ridiculous to imagine there is any varierty of human that is not a variety but a central authority that is therefore beyond question.

  4. The display of the Pride Flag is now a social signal that the person displaying it is good and proper, like Little Ms Marple’s ostentatious Sunday church attendance, followed by her affirmations of social virtue over tea and Lamingtons in the vicar’s office afterwards, where she might discuss which missives are to be included in the up-and-coming community news letter.

    Just as in her day you would never find a moral force of Dostoevsky’s magnitude among Ms Marple and her cohort, you will not find one among the ostentatious pro-government contingent of flag wavers we see today, who retreat to their “safe spaces” to discuss which missives are to be included in the up-and-coming Herald column of one of their number that week.

  5. There is a complex replay of the decline and fall of the Weimar Republic era, again a combination of economic difficulty (this time a global supply chain disruption and nations indebted because of the GFC and pandemic), a struggle between necessary evolution to social democracy (financial and tax reform) and the neo liberal and fascist alternatives, an imperial ambition impasse (risk of war) and of course the global warming problem.

    Of course governments with pretensions of being left of centre and which might take opportunity to openly declare a social democratic platform will face considerable opposition – from the establishment neo liberal public service and the middle class media estate. They will however partner up on the progressive social reform and increase in government power over the people (either to manage the public narrative or to enforce an order). Of course the government plan to bring in “hate speech” law has already met a response – most obviously the free speech coalition and NACT opposition but also a number of conspiracy theory groups (such as control of the public space via government funding of media media and censorship because they are part of some global plan to do x and y to democracy etc).

    In that matter, restraint by government is the grown up example. For example online anonymity protects people from (real life) persecution for the exercise of their free speech. All the current system needs is the ability to identify those making threats to others (which are a matter of existing law) and removing some of them from the right to legally possess weapons.

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