The Case Against Feminism for Libel and Slander

What is the motive for their malice?

A fog of anti-male bias and stereotypes. By author on wordcloud.com. Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

In the court of public opinion, when we seek relief against Big Femma’s libels and slanders of men and boys and its exploitation of implicit biases against masculinity and maleness, we fight an uphill battle. Lies told often enough become The Truth so a typical person, inculcated with the notions that “women are oppressed,” women’s oppression is “total,” and “men are the agents of women’s oppression,” believes counter-feminist men are merely upset about women’s progress, women’s righteous demands for justice and the resulting loss of men’s many privileges. So the feminist juggernaut keeps rolling merrily along and we remain painted as the beasts and oppressors of feminist lore.

In that court of public opinion, we need our messaging to be “stickier.” According to communications experts, sticky messaging is

• Simple

• Unexpected

• Concrete

• Credible

• Emotional.

• It also tells stories.

And we need what lawyers call a Theory of Our Case. The University of Indiana School of Law says developing a theory of a case is the most important thing an advocate can do, and the process should follow these guidelines:

• It is not a presentation of every fact and every possible argument.

• Dumping all the details, statistics and points of law into the jury’s lap simply overwhelms them and obfuscates the important unifying themes.

• Before launching an argument it is the advocate’s job to sort the information, organize it, simplify it and present it to the jury in a relatable framework.

• The final product should be a cohesive, logical view of the merits of our case that is consistent with the average person’s common everyday experience.

This infographic can give us a start.

Male-friendly Media, Jack Kammer. Creative Commons license BY-NC-ND 4.0

The Case Against Feminism for Libel and Slander

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An Infographic presenting a theory of our case against feminism for perpetrating libel and slander as a tactic in its backlash against justice, fairness and equality for men.

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The infographic makes it easy for the public to understand and acknowledge that it is mainly women, not men, who are still promoting old gender stereotypes and unilaterally obstructing the bilateral movement for gender equality.

Fatherhood is perhaps the most crucial male gender issue, even for boys, whether we want to be fathers or not. Though feminism’s libels and slanders are crafted primarily to block our march toward parental equality, they hurt us all in numerous ways by jeopardizing our opportunities for relationships and connection, and exacerbating our risks of adverse, second-class, prejudicial treatment.

If we don't pursue this case, or something much like it, how can we expect our boys to be anything but demoralized about their prospects for happiness and their eagerness to grow up to be men… like us.

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