Abortions: past, present
Whenever I see a comparison of abortion rates in the pre-Roe v. Wade past and abortion rates since it’s been legal in this country, I think of a book I read long ago. It was a memoir by a woman … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Men and women; marriage and divorce and sex
The sex bureaucracy: I think curfews worked a lot better
It’s a funny thing. When I went to college many moons ago, we had boys’ dorms and girls’ dorms. Not only that, we called ourselves “boys” and “girls.” I had just turned seventeen when I went away to school, and … Continue reading →
And by the way…
…I know this is picayune stuff, but I’m tired of seeing Jeffrey Epstein described nearly everywhere as a pedophile. Actually, it is very clear that he was a hebephile who was primarily attracted to girls in late adolescence but under … Continue reading →
Transgender athletes retain their muscular advantage
Color me unsurprised by these findings: This study concluded that transgender athletes born male have an “intolerable,” or overwhelming, advantage over biological women in athletic competition. The paper stated healthy male test subjects “did not lose significant muscle mass (or … Continue reading →
Epstein, suicide, murder, conspiracy
People who believe they know what happened to Epstein based on the conflicting and shaky information we’ve gotten so far are mistaken, although of course at least one group of them is probably right. We just don’t know which group … Continue reading →
The consensus seems to be that Epstein’s death…
…was murder. For the right it’s obviously the Clintons who contracted for the deed, and for the left it couldn’t be clearer that the culprits are their favorites, Trump and the Russians. But I think the most likely explanation is … Continue reading →
Actor/host Mario Lopez driven to apologize for remarks that are completely reasonable…
…and that just a short while ago would have been considered completely acceptable. Not any more. In a discussion with Candace Owens on her show, here’s what actor and TV personality Lopez said: “A lot of weird trends come out … Continue reading →
The “most gullible man in Cambridge”?
A number of people have asked my opinion of this article that appeared recently in New York Magazine, entitled “The Most Gullible Man in Cambridge A Harvard Law professor who teaches a class on judgment wouldn’t seem like an obvious … Continue reading →
The UN: through the Looking Glass and beyond
No Joke: the U.N. just condemned Israel as the world's only violator of women's rights, backed by votes of council members Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & Yemen.https://t.co/s94KsS50gH — Hillel Neuer (@HillelNeuer) July 24, 2019 This speaks for itself. The UN … Continue reading →
Waxing rights: more evidence…
…that the world has gone stark raving mad. See this: A born male who identifies as female, and whose male genitalia is still intact, is suing female-only waxers on the basis that their refusal to wax his bollocks — sorry, … Continue reading →
Finding a family through 23andMe
Genetic testing can reveal a lot of secrets, sometimes painful ones that tear families apart. And yet—as in this video—sometimes they bring them together in mysterious ways. [NOTE: The video can’t be embedded, but if you click on the link … Continue reading →
Acosta holds a press conference
I didn’t watch the Acosta press conference, but here’s a summary of what he said about his role in the Epstein case: Labor Secretary Alex Acosta,…who served as a U.S attorney in Florida, said in a news conference that his … Continue reading →