The Other McCain

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In The Mailbox: 07.06.15

Posted on | July 6, 2015 | 4 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


Ugh, Monday.
(h/t Fritz at A View from the Beach)



OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Sometimes You Just Have To Dance
Michelle Malkin: Vigilance Is Patriotic
Twitchy: How Badly Did Hillary Clinton’s Comms Director Bungle Journo Herding Explanation? THIS Badly



RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Power: Black Mob Violence In Cincinnati On The 4th
American Thinker: The Rocky Road To Ending Judicial Tyranny
Conservatives4Palin: “Where Are You From?” And Other Unspeakable Acts Of Bigotry
Don Surber: Greece Is Right
Joe For America: Erasing History – Memphis Mayor Wants Civil War Statue And Grave Removed
JustOneMinute: Happy 4th – Obamacare Premiums Set To Soar
Pamela Geller: ISIS Releases Savage Video Of Child Jihadis Executing 25 Prisoners In Roman Amphitheater Of Palmyra
Protein Wisdom: When, In The Course Of Human Events…
Shot In The Dark: We Win When They All Lose
STUMP: Public Finance Disaster Watch – Chicago Public Schools
The Gateway Pundit: Donald Trump – “My Poll Numbers Will Go Higher; People Agree with Me On Border”
The Lonely Conservative: Clinton Campaign Literally Dragged Reporters Along Rope Line
This Ain’t Hell: Is It Worth It?
Weasel Zippers: Illegal Immigrant Murderer Went To San Francisco Because It Was A “Sanctuary City”
Megan McArdle: Greece Hits The Self-Destruct Button
Mark Steyn: Apollo 13


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Category: Linkagery

Rule 5 Sunday: Independence Day Weekend Edition

Posted on | July 5, 2015 | 10 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Another Fourth of July weekend has come and gone, and dog owners across America breathe a sigh of relief that their critters won’t have to be doped up to get through the night. Unless, of course, the neighbors have a few M-80s left over from last night…anyway, this is the time of year when the young women like to don the Stars and Stripes in bikini form, but we’re a little more conservative here at The Other McCain, so for this week’s appetizer we’re going with a classic Gil Elvgren pinup.

Notice how this young lady eschews eye protection and a head-to-toe Nomex suit in favor of proper pyrotechnics training.

As usual, many of the following links lead to pictures not normally considered safe for work. In order to preserve your purity of essence (presuming your precious bodily fluids weren’t already contaminated this weekend) reader discretion is advised when clicking.

Leading off this weekend is Goodstuff, who lives up to his name (again!) by choosing Catherine Bach to host this week’s mega-blog. imNsho follows with 4th of July Rule 5, and Ninety Miles from Tyranny has Morning Mistress, Hot Pick of the Late Night: Raquel Welch (has cave girl content), and Girls with Guns. Animal Magnetism has Rule 5 Friday and Independence Day Totty, and First Street Journal has American (Female) Soldiers in Training.

This week, EBL brings us Rita Moreno, Diana Rigg, Our Sex(less) Future Rule 5, Dominion Day, Vintage Hollywood 4th of July, and yet more Vintage Hollywood 4th of July.

A View from the Beach checks in with Abigail Ratchford Wrapped in the Flag, Pretty Women Have the Power to Cloud Men’s Minds, I Blame Jenny McCarthy and RFK Jr., Where was YouTube When I Was Young?, Some Gigi to Start a Hot Day, So Where Did I Hide the Chocolate Bars?, No Contest, and Working in a Car Wash.

Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe is Bryce Dallas Hamilton, his Vintage Babe is Bunny Yeager, and Sex In Advertising this week is covered by Guess. Also, Keep Hamilton On The $10! At Dustbury, it’s Alexandra, Countess of Frederiksborg, and more Catherine Bach.

Thanks to everybody for their linkagery! Deadline to submit links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox for next week’s Rule 5 roundup is midnight on Saturday, July 11 – that’s midnight Pacific Time, three hours later than the deadline used to be.


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Category: Rule 5

Forgiving Sally Kohn

Posted on | July 5, 2015 | 39 Comments

by Smitty

Will anti-gay Christians be politically and socially ostracized? I sure hope so. Just as those orthodox Christians who still believe in strict, traditional gender roles have been increasingly mocked as absurd. Once upon a time, marriage constituted property—the wife was the literal property of the husband, and could not legally let alone culturally own anything of her own. The governing cultural norm was that women should be barefoot, pregnant and subservient.

Those norms were reinforced by religion, but our interpretation of religion, like the Constitution, is obviously influenced by contemporary conditions. We apply the Constitution to Internet regulations, even though the Founding Fathers definitely didn’t foresee such technological evolutions. And we demand our faith traditions stretch and grow as well.

Will those who pursue wisdom be ostracized for not acceding to the new foolishness? Well, fools gotta fool. But is their ostracism a concern? I guess I’m more saddened by Sally’s strawman argument concerning Christianity, and can only hope that she unburdens herself of these notions at a proper church.

…but our interpretation of religion, like the Constitution, is obviously influenced by contemporary conditions

Sally, Sally, Sally: we interact with Truth in a way that refines us toward it. The Truth is not some silly putty against which we emote. The ‘contemporary conditions’ in question mostly seems a bumper crop of fools. The last fifty years have led us through a broad gate, and down a wide way, that leads to destruction.

I hope for maximal mercy for you and everyone else, Sally. I also hope that you have a moment where you understand how thoroughly off base your ideas are.

via Hot Air

Category: Culture

Feminist Tumblr: Dreaming of Their Journey Across the Mytilini Strait

Posted on | July 5, 2015 | 85 Comments

 

Life is painful for the Tumblr feminist. Alone with her laptop, everything she encounters in her online existence tells her that males are stupid, dangerous and violent. Emotionally immersed in an estrogen-filled echo chamber of Internet activism, she finds feminists eager to offer sisterhood and solidarity — “You are not alone!” — along with constant confirmation of her worst fears and doubts about men. Surrounding herself with True Believers in this digital environment enables the young seeker to obtain “feminist consciousness,” which means learning “to see oneself as a victim” as Professor Sandra Bartky explained. Convinced that she is oppressed by the patriarchy, she begins to behold the world through warped lenses, seeing sexism in ordinary behavior and suspiciously scrutinizing every man she meets for evidence of the misogyny she is certain must be lurking inside him.

As she begins her consciousness-raising journey, we often find the young feminist naïvely wondering why everyone doesn’t support this movement. “What’s wrong with gender equality?” she asks. “Why don’t guys understand this? Why do these ignorant people keep saying feminism is against men?” One of her favorite actresses, like that girl from the Harry Potter movies, makes a pro-feminist statement full of bland slogans and quasi-inspirational gush suitable for a Hallmark greeting card, and the teenager on Tumblr is mystified that anyone could possibly be less enthusiastic than she is.

 

“Like, why don’t they get it? It’s about Equal Rights, you guys!” Oh, look here on Tumblr! She’s going to reblog a simple explanation:

WHY IS THIS SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND?

The naive young feminist at “Dust and Shadows” who reblogged that perhaps did not notice that the original source of the accompanying graphic, asserting feminism is not misandry (man-hating), was The Glitter Clit, a radical lesbian blogger.

We watch with amusement (or dismay) the progress of the young Tumblrina’s feminism over time, as she voyages farther and farther into this ideological sea. She becomes increasingly exasperated that the people who surround her in real life — parents and peers, family and friends — just don’t get it. In early June, “Dust and Shadows” was perplexed and outraged by this:

I seriously just can’t understand people who aren’t feminist or actually say they are anti-feminist. Equality!!! For!!! Everyone!!! Is!!! A!!! Really!!! Good!!! Thing!!!

We smile at her apparent belief that, by the inclusion of additional exclamation points, she could overcome the doubters. She has committed herself to feminism because, hey, if Emma Watson says it’s cool, it must be awesome. It is impossible for her to comprehend that skeptics and critics of feminism have made a more accurate appraisal of the movement and its ideology. Adults who have watched the feminist movement for decades have their own reasons for rejecting it, even if they may not be able to articulate these reasons except by sarcastic jests. For example, we find that as a Yale University sophomore, the future famous “rape culture” crusader Alexandra Brodsky began a letter to the student newspaper by remarking that “my conservative dad calls me Comrade Brodsky” because she voted for Obama in 2008.

Most people who “actually say they are anti-feminist” — with or without Triple!!! Exclamation!!! Points!!! — have never bothered to devote much time to the study of the philosophy they reject. That is to say, anti-feminists (male or female) tend to be conservatives or libertarians who recognize feminism as a movement of the Left, and reject it categorically. Once you recognize certain common patterns about these kinds of movements (e.g., the “Occupy” protests of 2011), and develop a general dislike of radical egalitarianism, the rest is just details.

You’re a conservative and. once you know that the people supporting a particular movement are left-wing Democrats, your gut-hunch reaction is to oppose that movement. Your instinctive conservatism, however, does not supply you with the kind of information and arguments you need to explain to your daughter (who is too young to know what you know) why she should be skeptical toward feminist ideology. Maybe you should buy my book and maybe, if you ask your daughter to read a few recent posts in the “Sex Trouble” series, you could intellectually inoculate her against this dangerous radical virus.

Shameless self-promotion aside (this is a capitalist blog), there is a legitimate danger that adults who do not understand feminism will find themselves unprepared to effectively oppose feminism. This anti-male movement, having entrenched itself in the academic Feminist-Industrial Complex of university Women’s Studies programs, is currently in the midst of a Zombie Apocalypse resurgence. Everywhere we turn, we encounter wild-eyed fanatics ranting about “objectification” and “heteropatriarchy” and, of course, RAPE! RAPE! RAPE!

The young newcomer to feminism, who thinks she is supporting a movement about mere “equality,” would likely be shocked to encounter the vindicitve anti-male sadism of Jenika McCrayer, a graduate student of Women and Gender Studies who gleefully boasts that she “feels powerful” because she “makes heterosexual men cry.”

Why would anyone say such hateful things? Because inside the feminist echo chamber, this is all she ever hears and she becomes convinced that every man she meets is part of a conspiracy to oppress her, to discriminate against her, to deprive her of her rights, to rape her. She succumbs to a paranoid delusion — Fear and Loathing of the Penis!

It’s as if a clock begins ticking the minute she starts talking about “equality.” Soon she’ll be on Tumblr reblogging her intention to “Smash Patriarchy” or deliriously ranting on Twitter about her joy in making “heterosexual men cry.” Because dissent is forbidden on the contemporary campus and feminism’s critics are demonized as misogynists and “rape apologists,” the young feminist never confronts an informed and articulate skeptic of the movement. So it is with “Dust and Shadows,” the Tumblr blogger who in early June used Triple!! Exclamation!!! Points!!! to express her frustration that anyone could be against feminism. Scarcely three weeks after that post, however, the same young feminist had apparently surrendered to anti-male paranoia:

“Can every feminist join together, and we can section off
like an island or something, and we will all be safe and
happy and Emma Watson, Lily Collins, and Anne Hathaway
can be our presidents and we can call the island Genovia
and I don’t want to have to worry about the percent
of men who are dangerous anymore holy crap”

Oh, an island? You want to have an all-female island? A gynocracy ruled by your favorite feminist celebrities, a utopia where you will “be safe and happy,” nevermore to worry about all the “dangerous” men out there?

 

Yes, that island is legendary. Many feminists have made that metaphorical voyage because, as the late Professor Joyce Trebilcot explained, patriarchy “depends on the ability of men to control women through heterosexuality.” Once she is convinced that “male supremacy” makes every man her oppressor, how can a feminist ever respect a man or trust a man? If trust and respect are impossible, then how can any feminist ever be expected to love a man? She began her journey ignorantly parroting slogans about “equality” and “rights” and did not realize what the movement would ultimately require of her.

“Lesbians are the women who potentially can demonstrate life outside the male power structure that dominates marriage as well as every other aspect of our culture. Thus, the lesbian movement is not only related to women’s liberation, it is at the very heart of it.”
— Sidney Abbott and Barbara Love, “Is Women’s Liberation a Lesbian Plot?” in Woman in Sexist Society: Studies in Power and Powerlessness, edited by Vivian Gornick and Barbara Moran (1971)

Bon voyage and farewell! Depart! Set sail! Let no man delay or hinder you as you board the ship bound across the Mytilini Strait to that fabled place near the coast of Asia Minor! Just as soon as a young woman decides she is a victim of male oppression, she should buy a one-way ticket to that Aegean isle. If ever any man loved her, his love was wasted, for once she reached “feminist consciousness,” she could feel nothing but horror and contempt for him. Thus, like so many others before her, she will “demonstrate life outside the male power structure.” The young feminist may plan her trip and anticipate the sites she’ll see when she arrives Lesbos. Yet this is not the last stop on her journey.

When she reaches her final destination, the feminist may convey my salutations to those who have gone before her. Valerie Solanis (1936-1988), Mary Daly (1928-2010), Andrea Dworkin (1948-2006), Joyce Trebilcot (1935-2009), Joanna Russ (1937-2011), Julia Penelope (1941-2013) and alas, poor Sidney Abbott (1937-2015), who died in a fire.

They left behind no children to mourn their deaths, and it is to be doubted many men ever missed them. So when someday the young feminist is united with her glorious predecessors beyond the grave, she will congratulate them on their success. Where they are now, no mortal man may oppress them, and everyone is equal in Hell.




 

Category: Sex Trouble

FMJRA 2.0: Independence Day Edition

Posted on | July 4, 2015 | 6 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Greece Runs Out of Other People’s Money
Dyspepsia Generation
The Pirate’s Cove
Batshit Crazy News
Instapundit
Regular Right Guy
A View from the Beach

Rule 5 Sunday: Force It
In My NOT So Humble Opinion
Batshit Crazy News
Proof Positive
A View from the Beach
Ninety Miles from Tyranny

Curb Your (Sexual) Enthusiasm
Living In Anglo-America
Regular Right Guy
Instapundit
Batshit Crazy News
Bookworm Room

The Feminist Martyrdom Complex: Climbing Up on the Digital Cross
Living In Anglo-America
Regular Right Guy
Dark Brightness
Batshit Crazy News
Canada Man’s Playpen

A Prelude to Social Destruction
Saving Our Future
The Daley Gator

FMJRA 2.0: We’re Only In It For The Money
Batshit Crazy News

Toward the Feminist Dystopia
Living In Anglo-America
Political Hat
Batshit Crazy News

Chris Squire: No
Batshit Crazy News

Sounds Like A Business Opportunity
Batshit Crazy News

Reminder: Crazy People Are Dangerous
Dyspepsia Generation
The Pirate’s Cove

Greece Closes Banks in Crisis
A View from the Beach

In The Mailbox: 06.29.15
Regular Right Guy

In The Mailbox: 06.30.15
Batshit Crazy News

In The Mailbox: 07.01.15
Regular Right Guy
Proof Positive

What ‘Education’ Teaches
Constantinople Not Istanbul

In The Mailbox: Little Round Top & Cemetery Hill
A View from the Beach

Rape Is a Crime. Or Not.
First Street Journal
Living In Anglo-America

Top linkers this week:

  1.  Batshit Crazy News (9)
  2.  Regular Right Guy (5)

Lots of multi-linked posts this week, and as usual, a few linkers that fell just short of the cutoff. Thanks to everyone for their linkagery!


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Category: FMJRA Award

In The Mailbox: Pickett’s Charge and the Last Full Measure

Posted on | July 3, 2015 | 10 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


For every Southern boy fourteen years old, not once but whenever he wants it, there is the instant when it’s still not yet two oclock on that July afternoon in 1863, the brigades are in position behind the rail fence, the guns are laid and ready in the woods and the furled flags are already loosened to break out and Pickett himself with his long oiled ringlets and his hat in one hand probably and his sword in the other looking up the hill waiting for Longstreet to give the word and it’s all in the balance, it hasn’t happened yet, it hasn’t even begun yet, it not only hasn’t begun yet but there is stll time for it not to begin against that position and those circumstances which made more men than Garnett and Kemper and Armstead and Wilcox look grave yet it’s going to begin, we all know that, we have come too far with too much at stake and that moment doesn’t need even a fourteen-year-old boy to think This time. Maybe this time with all this much to lose and all this much to gain: Pennsylvania, Maryland, the world, the golden dome of Washington itself to crown with desperate and unbelievable victory the desperate gamble, the cast made two years ago…. – William Faulkner


OVER THE TRANSOM
Louder With Crowder: America Isn’t The Greatest Country In The World? (Newsroom Rebuttal)
EBL: George Takei Can’t Be Racist!
Da Tech Guy: Kathryn Steinle Was Not Available To Comment On CNN Newsday
Doug Powers: Obama Administration Wants You To Celebrate Independence Day By Convincing Your Family This Government Mandate Is Awesome
Twitchy: HuffPo’s Libsplaining For George Takei Dismantled


RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Power: Kathryn Steinle, Vibrant 32-Year-Old San Francisco Woman, Murdered By Illegal Alien Ricardo Sanchez
American Thinker: The White Privilege Lie
Conservatives4Palin: Governor Palin On Religious Liberty
Don Surber: Yep, Gay Marriage Does Lead To Polygamy
Joe For America: Confederate Flag Supporters Beaten By Mob. Hate Crime?
JustOneMinute: The Sunshine Fruit
Pamela Geller: Christians’ Faces Painted Black And Heads Shaved Following Blasphemy Allegations
Protein Wisdom: Turns Out There’s Not Too Long A Trek From Lib Activist To Racist
Shot In The Dark: Ryan Winkler Should Thank George Takei
STUMP: Digging Into The Recent Past – Puerto Rico’s Finances
The Gateway Pundit: Oregon Labor Commissioner Orders Christian Bakery To Pay $135K In Damages To Gay Couple
The Jawa Report: Reconstruction At 150
This Ain’t Hell: Jim Webb Announces Presidential Bid
Weasel Zippers: Suspect In Shocking “Random” Murder Had Been Deported To Mexico Several Times
Megan McArdle: No, The U.S. Won’t Follow Greece Over The Cliff
Mark Steyn: Going With The Flow


“Decimated as it was, the First Minnesota was not finished fighting at Gettysburg. Two companies that had been detached from the regiment rejoined the unit, bringing their numbers back up to 150 men.
On the third day of the battle, the Minnesotans were called in to help smother Pickett’s Charge. The First Minnesota suffered 45 more casualties, but Pvt. Marshall Sherman managed to capture the colors of the 28th Virginia.”
-Jon Matsune


The Last Full Measure: The Life And Death Of The First Minnesota Volunteers

Category: History, Linkagery

Rape Is a Crime. Or Not.

Posted on | July 2, 2015 | 49 Comments

Zoe Ridolfi-Starr (@ZoeRidolfiStarr) is a liar and a feminist, but I repeat myself. A recent graduate of Columbia University (annual tuition $51,008), Ms. Ridolfi-Starr is an enthusiastic supporter of her classmate Emma Sulkowicz, whose false rape accusation against Paul Nungesser led to his filing a federal lawsuit against Columbia. Ms. Ridolfi-Starr bragged to the Columbia student paper of her accomplishments as the university’s “friendly neighborhood angry feminist”:

Organized to fight gender-based violence on campus, founder of No Red Tape. Helped create the Prison Resistance and Education Project and the Books Not Bars programs for incarcerated youth. Worked for reproductive justice on campus, got free emergency contraception provided at Health Services, and secured the creation of the Columbia Emergency Health Fund to subsidize, among other things, abortions.

What is “No Red Tape”? It’s about depriving male students of due process rights, so they can be expelled merely on the basis of an accusation, under the guise of “fighting sexual violence and rape culture at Columbia University.”

Ms. Ridolfi-Starr was the lead plaintiff in a federal complaint filed by 23 Columbia students against the university in April 2014:

The complaint alleges the Ivy League university discouraged students from reporting sexual assaults, allowed perpetrators to remain on campus, sanctioned inadequate disciplinary actions for perpetrators and discriminated against students based on their sexual orientation . . .
The students’ statement described the complaint in detail, but the group refused to release any copies, saying it wanted to protect those who do not want their names publicized. As a policy, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights does not release information to the public until after a formal investigation has been opened into a complaint.
“Columbia is more willing to silence and punish survivors and their supporters than serial rapists,” the students said in their statement. . . .
Zoe Ridolfi-Starr, a Columbia junior and lead complainant, told CNN on Friday that activists from universities across the country offered plenty of advice and support to the group, saying, “It’s absolutely a national issue.”
Ridolfi-Starr said she was sexually assaulted the summer after her freshman year at Columbia and said the primary goal of the complaint is to pressure the university to make reforms.

We are expected to take seriously the claim that brilliant young scholars at one of the most prestigious universities in the world — a school that admits fewer than 7% of those who apply — are brutal sex predators who perpetrate heinous assaults with such frequency that a “rape culture” prevails on the Columbia campus?

Excuse me if I take note of the distinct aroma of bovine excrement exuding from such claims. Sure, it’s possible that some of these National Merit Scholars and valedictorians are degenerate psychopaths. We must remember that the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, is a Harvard alumnus, so it is possible that some of these young brainiacs at Columbia are sunk into the depths of depravity. However, does anyone really believe that any significant number of rapists are to be found among bookish fellows whose parents pay more than $50,000 a year to send them to Columbia?

And while we’re at it, does anyone actually believe Zoe Ridolfi-Starr is a “sexual assault survivor”? If officials at Columbia University didn’t believe her, why should we? But we find this stated as a fact:

Colleges might soon be required to report cases of sexual assault to local law enforcement agencies.
Virginia, Rhode Island, New York and New Jersey have all created preliminary versions of bills that will call for more collaboration between schools and police departments around the issue of campus rape. . . .
However, victims of sexual assault find the new proposal problematic. “If a survivor comes forward and says, ‘Hey I need help, I want to get this guy out of my classes,’ that’s very different from saying, ‘I want to involve myself in a lengthy arduous legal process,'” sexual assault survivor Zoe Ridolfi-Starr said.

Where is the documentation of this “sexual assault” of which Ms. Ridolfi-Starr is a “survivor”? She says she was assaulted, but what actually happened? Can we see the affidavits? While I don’t presume to know the truth of this matter, shouldn’t we be suspicious of people who claim to be victims of serious crimes, but don’t want police to investigate those alleged crimes? And how is it that Ms. Ridolfi-Starr has time to file a federal complaint against her university, but doesn’t have time for the “arduous legal process” of filing a police report about a sexual assault?

The stench of bovine excrement grows ever more noxious, when you realize that complaints like Ms. Ridolf-Starr’s are being employed as emotional leverage to pressure legislators into enacting laws that re-define rape on college campuses. Under the “affirmative consent” regime, every male college student who engages in heterosexual activity on campus is at risk of being expelled from school because if she says she was raped, the accused male will be required to prove that she consented. Exactly how does one prove such a thing? “Affirmative consent” policy shifts the burden of proof, requiring the male student to prove a negative (that it was not rape) and thereby effectively strips him of his due process rights, so if his ex-girlfriend gets mad at him — adios, amigo! Expelled. You’re guilty. You’re a rapist because she said so.

Oh, but don’t get the police involved. Ms. Ridolfi-Starr co-authored a column arguing against investigating rape as a crime:

As survivors of sexual violence and advocates for safe, just campuses, we know these efforts would harm students.
These proposals that effectively require survivors to engage with the criminal justice system fail to grasp the function of the campus system. Schools have a legal requirement under Title IX to protect all students’ ability to access education without fear of gender discrimination, including sexual and dating violence.
Campus processes are designed to focus on what student survivors need in order to continue their education, and are better equipped to help survivors address concrete and often urgent needs that can result from gender-based violence.

“Survivors,” “survivors,” “survivors” — they keep repeating this word as if by repetition they prove what they merely claim.

As for a student’s “ability to access education,” feminists are advocating for policies to deny such access to male students, to have males expelled from colleges on the basis of accusations for which the accuser is not required to offer any evidence whatsoever, in a process that denies the accused male student the legal protections accorded to any common criminal. Any male student who would have sex with a female student under such circumstances is probably too stupid to be among the 7% of applicants admitted to Columbia University.

These policies are about criminalizing sex, period.

Feminists like Zoe Ridolfi-Starr have become accustomed to getting away with dishonesty for so long that they never expect anyone to call them on their bullshit. But some people say Zoe Ridolfi-Starr lies about rape, and until she can prove she’s telling the truth, I’ll call her a liar.

Please sue me, you liar.

(Hat-tip: @DateOffCampus on Twitter.)





 

Category: Crime, Education, Sex Trouble

In The Mailbox: Little Round Top & Cemetery Hill

Posted on | July 2, 2015 | 5 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Where’s Your Rainbow Filter?
Michelle Malkin: Fanning The Flames Of Another Black Church Arson Hoax
Twitchy: “Unrepentant Racist” George Takei Shredded After Referring To Clarence Thomas As “A Clown In Blackface”
Bill Whittle: Pin The Tale On The Donkey – Democrats’ Horrible Racist Past
Iced Earth: Gettysburg


RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Power: No Truce With The Left
American Thinker: Obama Channels Reverend Wright
BLACKFIVE: Book Review – The Insider Threat By Brad Taylor
Conservatives4Palin: Corporate Welfare Takes A Blow
Don Surber: Killer Robots And Clickbait
Jammie Wearing Fools: Shocker – So-Called Anti-Gay Incident In Utah Was Staged
Joe For America: Donald Trump Won’t Back Down On Illegal Immigration
JustOneMinute: Beneficent Power Outside Government?
Pamela Geller: BBC Admits Pamela Geller Was Right All Along
Protein Wisdom: Oh, Look, Some Libertarians Are Having Second Thoughts About The Goals Of Gay Activists
Shot In The Dark: Doctors Orders
STUMP: Public Finance Disaster Watch – Greece And Puerto Rico Roundup
The Gateway Pundit: Worst Jobs President Ever – Labor Force Participation Rate At 38-Year Low
The Jawa Report: Obama Screws Over Freedom-Loving Kurds To Please Iran And ISIS-Loving Turks
This Ain’t Hell: Gun-Grabber Yee Pleads Guilty To Arms Smuggling
Weasel Zippers: Anti-Police Flag Burners Have To Beat A Hasty Retreat Before Patriots, Ask For Police Help
Megan McArdle: “Affirmative Consent” Will Make Rape Laws Worse
Mark Steyn: Stories About Something


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