I Was Banned From an MRA Site: A response

http://punkassblog.com/2008/09/24/i-was-banned-from-an-mra-site/

This post highlights the principle problem with most blogs on the internet, we get a breakdown of the amount of time that glen mentions feminists, a disclaimer he posts on his pages and an account of a banning from some unnamed MRA blog.
Great. Mental diarrhoea straight from this persons brain to your eyes without the bother of editing in between.

But there was a slightly more pernicious message between the supercilious filler and that is exemplified by the following passage:

"I could do this all night, but I’m disinclined to. The examples are extraordinarily numerous. The point being, these are the guys that love Glenn, that feel Glenn speaks for them, that religiously read his articles and vigorously support him. What does that say about Glenn?"

I have this to say to Lisa Kansas:
To dismiss the reasoned body of work of a man who, in my experience, tries to be reasonable and fair at all times and to instead judge him by the cherry picked comments of the people who read his blog is nothing more than intellectual thuggery.

Posted under: Gender Issues, Feminism
Posted on: Thursday, October 02, 2008 9:52 AM
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  1. Posted by: John Dias on 10/3/2008 6:25 AM
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    There was one person -- ostensibly a female because her username was "girl," who indeed was banned recently on AntiMisandry.com. She posted some incredibly bigoted things against men, and was quickly dispatched. Maybe that was Lisa.
  2. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 10/3/2008 7:58 PM
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    Could be, I was banned from feministing in a heartbeat.
  3. Posted by: The Man On The Street on 3/15/2009 11:26 AM
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    "she" continues her war on all things Glenn Sacks here:

    http://glennscult.blogspot.com/

    TMOTS
  4. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 3/15/2009 1:07 PM
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    Is she 5? I present a sample post from her site:

    "I realize this post is long so I will keep my comments short. Actually there will be only one. This guy is soooooooooo important that he uses a pseudonym so he will not be fired?!?!?!?! What is he POTUS?!?!?!?!? ROFLMAO!!!!"

    It makes me cringe.

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