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Creepy Little Weirdo’s Murder Rant Becomes Cultural ‘Rashomon’

Posted on | May 27, 2014 | 59 Comments

Isla Vista mass murderer Elliot Rodger’s 7-minute video and 141-page manifesto have become a Rashomon — a story whose meaning is different to everyone. The Washington Post has Style section writer Ann Hornaday telling us how Rodger’s video rant reflects “misogynist” themes promoted by Hollywood.

Meanwhile, the shooter’s mention of Monette Moio — she shows up on Page 41 of Rodger’s manifesto as “a pretty blonde girl” he said teased him when he was in 8th grade and she was in 7th grade — drew an angry reaction from the girl’s father:

The woman’s father said it was Saturday morning when his 20-year-old daughter realized Rodger had made her part of his sick story.
“She’s devastated by this,” the dad said in a phone interview. “She doesn’t even remember this guy. . . . She’s always been the most delicate kid you’d ever want to meet. For him to call her a bully, this kid was really disillusioned.
“She was 10 years old,” the dad added. “He was two years older than her. He was in my son’s class. She was in the seventh grade and he was in eighth grade. . . . Can you imagine a 10-year-old kid bullying a 12-year-old? This little, petite girl bullying him?”
In his screed, Rodger called his crush an “evil bitch” who “teased and ridiculed” him and “wounded me deeply.”

The reality — this was just a girl he had a crush on in 8th grade, a girl who never even noticed him — became something completely different inside the twisted mind of the Creepy Little Weirdo. Speaking of twisted minds, Amana Marcotte’s got a long rant headlined, “How ‘Pick-Up Artist’ Philosophy and Its More Misogynist Backlash Shaped Mind of Alleged Killer Elliot Rodger.”

PJ Media’s Dr. Helen Smith fires back: “The Elliot Rodger Case: If Pick-Up Artists Are Guilty, Then So Are the Feminists.” Dr. Helen is a psychologist who has specialized in studying male violence and is also the author of Men on Strike: Why Men Are Boycotting Marriage, Fatherhood, and the American Dream — and Why It Matters. If anybody is an actual expert in this area, she is.

The focus on “pickup artist” (PUA) culture as an influence on Roger is probably misguided. As his manifesto makes clear, the Creepy Little Weirdo had been overwhelmed by resentment and a sense of failure since he was in middle school, and he didn’t start ranting on PUA forums until after he had already decided on his “Day of Retribution.” So he acquired from PUA culture a jargon (“Alpha males,” etc.) but this was not the source of his anger, nor did it exercise a determining influence on his actions. As for the PUA culture itself, they are denouncing Elliot Rodger as “effeminate.”

 

 

Category: Crime

LIVE AT FIVE: 05.27.14

Posted on | May 27, 2014 | 15 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Narendra Modi Sworn In As Prime Minister Of India

The new PM greets BJP party workers after paying tribute at a memorial to Gandhi in New Delhi yesterday

Takes office one week after his party’s smashing victory in Lok Sabha elections; Nawaz, Karzai in attendance

Ukraine’s New President Vows To Restore Order
Poroshenko rules out negotiations with pro-Russian militants

High Hopes For Al-Sisi As Egyptian Tourism Falters
Former general the consensus pick to win next week’s presidential election



POLITICS
Sen. Burr (R-NC), VFW Spar Over VA Scandal

VA Secretary Shinseki meets with ranking senators Burr and Sanders of the Veterans Affairs Committee

Burr accuses VFW, other vet groups of trading support for access to senior VA officials

Obama Observes Memorial Day At Arlington As VA Scandal Grows

Prosecutors Seek Leniency For Former Hacker Who Defended Government Websites

Medicaid Surge Triggers Cost Concern For States

In New Role, NYC Champion Of Homeless Hopes To Prove His Critics Wrong

US To Rev Up Hacking Fight Against PRC



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
WTI Stays Above $104 In Asian Trade As Libya, Ukraine Crises Persist
Asia Stocks Mixed On Political Tensions, ECB Rate Cut Hopes
Inflation Worries Weigh On Europe, Japan
Big Health Insurance Rate Hikes Coming?
Amazon Tests Its Dominance In Row With Hachette
US Reactors Prepare Long-Term Nuke Waste Storage
How Do Today’s Kids React To 1970s Computers?
Microsoft, Apple, And Device Discontinuity
Sony Forms PlayStation Venture In PRC
“Watch Dogs” Live-Action Fan Made Video Mimics Game Action
Here’s What “Wolfenstein: The New Order” Had To Do To Launch In Germany



SPORTS
Santana Can’t Hold Five-Run Lead; BoSox Rally To Beat Braves 8-6

Snapping a ten-game skid

Big Papi homered, drove in four

A’s Rack Up Five Homers In 10-0 Rout Of Tigers

Heat Dominate Pacers Wire-To-Wire, Take 3-1 Series Lead

Jays’ Weekend Sweep Of Rays The Start Of Something Special?

Rangers Move Within One Win Of Stanley Cup Finals

Howard Fuels Phillies’ Rout Of Rockies

Ramirez’ Walkoff Lifts White Sox Past Tribe

Brewers Bullpen Costs Lohse Another Win As O’s Rally For Win

Young Shines As Mariners Top Angels

Rangers Pound Twins 7-2

Pirates Rally In Ninth To Top Mets

Jimmie Johnson Ends Drought At Coca-Cola 600

Stanton Hits NL-Leading 15th Homer As Fish Beat Nats



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Emma Watson Graduates From Brown University

One English Lit major who won’t have to worry about finding a job

Took an extra year to wrap up degree due to break in 2011 to promote The Deathly Hallows Part 2

Unspeakable Armenian Gets Married
I’m taking six months in the divorce pool.

T.I. Vs. Floyd Mayweather: Brawl Erupts On Vegas Strip

Rachel Bilson Pregnant

“Happy Endings” Alum Casey Wilson Married


Christina Ricci Pregnant

25 Things You Don’t Know About Lea Michele

Justin Theroux Is The Main Course In “The Leftovers”

Picture Of Kate Middleton’s Bare Butt Posted Online

Jim Carrey Offers Heartfelt Advice To Maharishi U. Grads

The “Bullied” Fights Back

Nick Loeb Low-Key After Split From Sofia Vergara



FOREIGNERS
PRC To Scrap Millions Of Cars To Improve Air Quality
Thai Junta Rushes To Pay Rice Farmers, Boost Economy
Nigerian Military Knows Where Missing Girls Are; Rules Out Force
Pope To Meet With Sex Abuse Victims At Vatican
Canadian Doctor Gunned Down In Pakistan
Vietnam Accuses PRC Of Sinking Fishing Boat
Hollande: Euroskeptic Vote “Must Be Confronted”
At Least Forty Killed, 100 Injured As Indian Express Train Hits Stationary Freight In Uttar Pradesh
Jordan Declares Syrian Ambassador Persona Non Grata
Pope Francis Visits Jerusalem On Final Day Of Tour
Poroshenko Wins 54% In Ukraine Vote
Ireland’s Labour Party Leader Quits After Disastrous EU Vote Results



BLOGS & STUFF
American Power: Emo-Prog Elliot Rodger Was Fan of MSNBC’s Far Left Spinoff Channel, “The Young Turks”
American Thinker: Senate Democrats Declare War On Vets
BLACKFIVE: Are Journalists Free To Publish Classified Info?
Conservatives4Palin: Democrats Privately Calling Obama “Detached”, “Flat-Footed”, “Incompetent”
Jammie Wearing Fools: Justice Department Used Lois Lerner To Build Criminal Case Against Nonprofits
Joe For America: Mark Cuban, Stephen A. Smith, And The Dirty Little Secret About Blacks And Racism
JustOneMinute: Classic Krugman
Pat Dollard: Gay UCSB Killer’s Father Photographs Womens’ Naked Asses For Extra Cash
Protein Wisdom: Land Of The Flawed, Home Of The Corrupt
Shot In The Dark: Memorial Day
The Jawa Report: Smartest Administration Ever Accidentally Outs CIA Station Chief In Kabul
The Lonely Conservative: Lessons In Liberal Governance
This Ain’t Hell: The President At Bagram
Weasel Zippers: CAIR’s Canadian Branch Sues PM Stephen Harper For Accurately Linking Them To Hamas
Megan McArdle: Even Less To Like About Flying Coach


Category: Live at Five

ROAD TRIP!

Posted on | May 26, 2014 | 34 Comments

With little advance warning, I have decided to hit the road today, bound for New Orleans and the Republican Leadership Conference:

Republicans who can’t wait for an advance preview of the 2016 GOP presidential primary campaign should mark the last weekend in May on their calendars and book their flights for New Orleans, site of the 2014 Republican Leadership Conference. Among the names already announced for the three-day event are Texas. Sen. Ted Cruz, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Utah Sen. Mike Lee, Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, Tennesssee Rep. Marsha Blackburn, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Florida Rep. Allen West, businessman Donald Trump and Texas Gov. Rick Perry.

Tonight I’ll be in Atlanta and tomorrow will traverse Alabama and Mississippi.




 

Category: Fear and Loathing in the French Quarter, Shoe Leather Fund

Toward Anarchy and Oblivion

Posted on | May 26, 2014 | 104 Comments

“It is now sixteen or seventeen years since I saw the queen of France, then the dauphiness, at Versailles, and surely never lighted on this orb, which she hardly seemed to touch, a more delightful vision. . . . I thought ten thousand swords must have leaped from their scabbards to avenge even a look that threatened her with insult. But the age of chivalry is gone. . . .
“The unbought grace of life, the cheap defense of nations, the nurse of manly sentiment and heroic enterprise, is gone!”
— Edmund Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France

The Apostles of Equality and Progress, who have done everything in their power to destroy whatever vestiges of courtesy, decency, loyalty and honor remained in American society, now presume to disavow the Age of Hatred and Violence they have unleashed upon us. What Burke called the “barbarous philosophy” of the French Revolution — whereby “a king is but a man, a queen is but a woman; a woman is but an animal, and an animal not of the highest order” — has prevailed as he foretold, and the horrifying consequences are everywhere.

Lesbian feminist Lisa Needham believes all men are Elliot Rodger:

[T]his might be mental illness, but it is an illness that is not unfamiliar to women who routinely and disproportionately are the victims of harassment, neglect, violence, and death at the hands of men. Rodger’s actions were an extreme manifestation of a cultural view that is not actually uncommon: that women “owe” men attention, that women who don’t put out are bitches, that women who do put out — for other guys, of course — are sluts, and all these women get what they “deserve” — violence from men.

Right. Women are victims “routinely” of “a cultural view that is not actually uncommon,” and a psycho creep who kills six people is just an “extreme manifestation” of this “not unfamiliar” illness.

Marie Antoinette could not be reached for comment.

The chivalry that once inspired “manly sentiment” died long ago, and customary deference has been replaced by raw Power, the only currency recognized in the Age of Hatred and Violence.

Yet the hashtag #YesAllWomen is trending, one liberal describing it as “meant to open eyes to the real problems with the injustice in society . . . instigate change, and open up the eyes of both women and men; women in a show of solidarity . . . men to make a strong statement that these are not isolated incidents we see on the news, but rather, ongoing problems that, if left unchecked, will ultimately lead to a much bleaker future.” Not a word (and probably not a thought) from liberals that maybe how we got into this godawful bloody mess is because fools trying to “instigate change” didn’t bother to think through their radical syllogism to its deadly conclusion.

Los Angeles Times headline: #YesAllWomen: Isla Vista attack puts a spotlight on gender violence — and never mind the fact that four of the six people Elliot Rodger killed in his murder rampage were men: Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez, 20, Cheng Yuan Hong, 20, George Chen, 19, and Weihan Wang, 20. If the facts don’t fit the liberal narrative, liberals will just ignore the facts, and will bristle with indignation if you dare to point out the cognitive dissonance.

“You have to hand it to the liberals: they never miss an opportunity to convert tragedy into political gain,” and who can disagree?

Ginning up hatred is always “political gain” for liberals, and this is what the hashtag #YesAllWomen is about: Convincing women that men are their enemy. The standard Tweet format is for a woman to say that A Terrrible Thing happened to her because of a man (or men in general) and #YesAllWomen — a slogan framed as a reply to “Not All Men,” which is a feminist pet peeve: Whenever they complain about men in general, someone is always certain to point out that the generalization is unfair:

NAMALT – internet (feminist) shorthand for ‘Not All Men Are Like That’. . . .
NAMALTs usually happen within the context of explaining how widespread a problem is with males; male supremacy; or male violence. If too many women are agreeing that this is indeed a widespread problem with males in general, then one or more NAMALTers rush in, and, well, just NAMALT.
Once the NAMALTing starts, it becomes a tsunami of NALMATing, NIGELs and UNICORNs.
NIGEL is feminist internet shorthand for NIcest Guy who Ever Lived. And Unicorns . . . are apparently these very special pro-feminist men that are shoved at radfems, who are understandably skeptical that such pure creatures exist.

Radical feminists do not hesitate to include all men in their condemnations of the “patriarchy,” and NAMALTing is not allowed:

The phenomenon of NAMALTing is also the phenomenon of stating NAFALT (Not All Feminists Are Like That), ie, not being one of those nasty manhater types of feminists. Yeah sure, we get it. Your ‘feminist’ politics are ‘man friendly’. They are also bullshit. Feminism is the only political movement that prioritises women’s rights and needs above the mainstream (ie male domination). If you cannot do that, then don’t call yourself a feminist.

In other words: No Feminist Can Ever Say Anything Nice About Men.

Understood in this context, #YesAllWomen is a chip on the shoulder, daring anyone to claim not all men are responsible for violence against women — to frame rape and abuse as a collective victimization of women for which men are collectively to blame.

The Apostles of Equality and Progress have brought us here, and the logic of their “barbarous philosophy” leads in exactly one direction — toward anarchy and oblivion. The Age of Hatred and Violence has merely begun, and it ill behooves those who have delivered us into utmost savagery to disavow the handiwork of their labors.

Marie Antoinette could not be reached for comment.

 


Category: Feminism, Intellectuals

Alyssa Funke, R.I.P.

Posted on | May 25, 2014 | 76 Comments

She was a straight-A student and then she decided it would be smart to get an F on camera, so to speak:

A 19-year-old college student committed suicide just two weeks after making her first pornographic video.
Alyssa Funke, who starred in her first porn film earlier his year for a website called CastingCouch-X, used a shotgun to kill herself on April 16.
The teen, who adopted the stage name “Stella Ann,” was a straight-A student at the University of Wisconsin at River Falls. She told the pornographers, “I want to be a major in biology, minor in chemistry, and I want to be an anesthesiologist.”
It is widely thought she killed herself after former classmates at her high school in Stillwater, Minnesota, taunted her through Twitter and Facebook. Police say their investigation, which is still ongoing, has not yet found any criminal harassment.
Funke’s parents say that she suffered from periodic depression. Local media report that the young lady’s father has a record for swindling and theft, and her mother dealt drugs with a boyfriend. Funke’s mother also neglected the family’s younger siblings. Eventually, Funke moved in with her grandmother as a young teenager, though she still struggled with money.
Former pornstars told LifeSiteNews that troubled childhoods and deep depression — before or after a shoot — is not out of the ordinary in that industry.
Madyson Marquette, whose porn film name was Fayth Deluca, told LifeSiteNews that “after shooting porn, it seemed as if all the girls were depressed, including myself. We would shoot a scene and immediately after we would go do something to where we wouldn’t have to think about what we had just done, whether that was getting so drunk we just blacked out, some type of drug like Xanax, cocaine, or ecstasy.”

The mainstream media are taking the angle that Alyssa was a victim of “cyberbullying,” rather than a victim of the porn industry, but hello? It’s 2014 and it’s time for people to wake the hell up: If you do porn, it’s going to be on the Internet, and if it’s on the Internet, everybody’s going to see it. There is no way you can have a “secret” porn career in the Internet age, so if you’re going to do porn, just get used to the idea that your high school friends (and your high school enemies) are going to find out about it. Your parents, your teachers, your brothers and sisters, your aunts and uncles, grandma and grandpa — everybody you know is going to see what you do, got it?

If that doesn’t bother you, OK. But if you don’t think you can handle the reaction, maybe you shouldn’t be doing porn.

Of course, America’s Feminist Teen Porn Princess, Miriam Weeks (a/k/a “Belle Knox”) disavows any responsibility:

I have read the criticism that because I have said I feel “empowered” by porn that I am somehow encouraging other young women to go down this same path. Absolutely not. . . .
I do not think pornography caused your death. But I think society’s reaction to pornography did.
It’s time that we end slut shaming and treat sex workers with respect and tolerance. How many more people need to die before we realize that the hatred needs to end?

Right. Let’s blame “society” and give us a Women’s Studies lecture about the need to have “respect and tolerance” for whores. But you cannot wish away the shame of what is, objectively, shameful. And feminist lectures can’t raise a dead girl from the grave.

 

Category: Sex

#OccupyResoluteDesk PSA

Posted on | May 25, 2014 | 20 Comments

by Smitty

Category: Barack Obama

Trigger Warning: Violence, Scapegoating, Misogyny and a Creepy Little Weirdo

Posted on | May 25, 2014 | 53 Comments

The Mass Murder Blame Game:

Elliot Rodger, Gunman in California Mass Shooting,
was influenced by the “Men’s Rights Movement”
— Will McLeod, Daily Kos

UCSB Shooter Elliot Rodger Posted
Racist Messages on ‘Puahate’ Website
— Matt Willstein, Mediaite

The Pick-Up Artist Community’s Predictable,
Horrible Response to a Mass Murder
— Amanda Hess, Slate

Elliot Rodger’s California shooting
spree: further proof that misogyny kills
— Jessica Valenti, Guardian (UK)

It is apparently very important to some people that the blame for Elliot Rodger’s crimes be generalized so that the murders in Isla Vista are not the sole responsibility of the Creepy Little Weirdo who perpetrated them, but rather are fitted seamlessly into the “War on Women” narrative that helped Obama win re-election in 2012.

Having stayed awake until 4 a.m. reading Elliot Rodger’s bizarre 141-page “manifesto,” however, I recognize his collectivist worldview, his envious obsession with “fairness” and especially his narcissistic sense of entitlement as typical of left-wing Millennials.

Yet there was nothing genuinely political — neither liberal nor conservative, neither Republican nor Democrat — about his twisted hatred: Crazy is not a political philosophy.

Nor can the NRA be blamed, as Andy at AOSHQ explains:

Love this L.A. Times headline: 7 dead in drive-by shootings near UC Santa Barbara
Of course one of the 7 was the assailant himself, and 3 of the 7 were stabbed, not shot. But other than that, it’s a faithful representation of what happened.
Twitchy has a nice rundown on 3 myths about this incident plus one more that are already running rampant. . . .
Like always, the left would love to tell you that passing one more perfect law would solve this, but they can’t because of that damned NRA. Out in the real world, it’s hard to see how anything they openly claim to want would’ve made a difference here. Of course, what they really want is a complete gun ban but they don’t have the balls to say it.

Leaving aside the predictable anti-gun rhetoric, however, let’s focus on the claim that Elliot Rodger was influenced by the “Men’s Rights Movement” or “pickup artists” (PUAs) or “misogyny” and ergo — to make the logical leap that the Left would have you make — we must embrace feminism, vote Democrat and fight the patriarchy.

This is a non sequitur: “Men’s Rights,” a movement chiefly concerned with the misfortunes suffered by men in divorce battles, is not a partisan cause; certainly the womanizing ways of “pickup artists” are contrary to the social conservatism of the Religious Right; and it is an extreme stretch to say that Elliot Rodger’s profoundly personal resentment of women can be generalized as a focus of feminist politics. The Creepy Little Weirdo was a minority of one, and if there are others like him out there . . . well, lock ’em up in the loony bin before it’s too late, I say.

Donald Douglas at American Power continues pushing back against the feminist narrative of Elliot Rodger’s crime, but what is fascinating is how the Creepy Little Weirdo’s rant mirrors and mimics feminism’s critique of heteronormative patriarchy. “Feminism’s War Against Nature,” as I have described it, shares Rodger’s hostility toward the normal patterns of female sexual behavior, e.g., the way in which women seek to make themselves “sex objects,” to attract the interest of traditionally masculine men — tall, muscular, assertive — whose high social status is largely a function of their successful dominant qualities.

 

Like so many radical feminists — Mary Daly, Andrea Dworkin, Dee Graham, Janice Raymond, et al. — Elliot Rodger was ill-suited to participate in that competition and, as a disgruntled spectator, he resented the winners in the Game of Love. He was short, skinny and socially awkward, and he hated romantically successful men just as much as he hated the women who rejected him. His attitude was very much like the fat, ugly and/or un-feminine women whose jargon-laden intellectual critiques of “patriarchy” are transparently a sour-grapes rationalization of their own unfortunate circumstances.

Here’s a clue: Go read the Creepy Little Weirdo’s “manifesto” and see if you find even one mention of feminism. (Hint: It’s not there.)

Whatever anyone may say of Elliot Rodger’s “misogyny,” he never articulated any opposition to feminism, per se. True, he viewed women strictly as sex objects, but in 141 pages of his rant, he never criticizes any feminist policy, never name-checks any feminist author, never manifests any awareness of feminist theory. Abortion rights? The “pay gap”? Nope, he never said a word about any of that.

What we do find in the Creepy Little Weirdo’s rant, however, is a phenomenon common among feminists, i.e., he’s crazy as hell. But don’t take my word for it. Page 128 of his “manifesto”:

To my extreme rage, I discovered that my sister now had a boyfriend, and that she had lost her virginity. She had casually “dated” boys in the past, but never to the serious extent that she did with this one. . . . He seemed like the typical obnoxious slob that most young girls are sexually attracted to. . . .
I eventually grew to hate him after I heard him having sex with my sister. I arrived at the house one day, my mother being at work, and heard the sounds of Samuel plunging his penis into my sister’s vagina through her closed room door, along with my sister’s moans. I stood there and listened to it all. . . . It reminded me of how pathetic I was, that at the age of twenty-two, I was still a virgin.

Creeptastic!

In a way, it’s too bad Elliot Rodger never paid attention to feminists. They had so much in common: “PIV is always rape, OK?”

“If you consider sexual desire and romantic love between men and women to be natural and healthy, you are not a feminist.”
— Robert Stacy McCain





 

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Category: Crime, Feminism

Rule 5 Sunday: Memorial Day Weekend Edition

Posted on | May 25, 2014 | 23 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Welcome back to one of the most popular (or most-linked, at any rate) posts at The Other McCain, leading the FMJRA for two weeks running! As usual, the following contains links to half-pretty women half-dressed to show it, as well as rather attractive women completely nekkid, or as close as makes no difference. Therefore, reader discretion is advised.

Rotten to the Core leads off with the incendiary Israeli Bar Rafaeli, Laughing Conservative follows with Eva Longoria, and Randy’s Roundtable returns with Nikki Leigh. Ninety Miles from Tyranny has No Honey, It’s In The Bottom…, Perfect Buns, and a scary intro to Girls With Guns. Animal Magnetism has Rule 5 Friday and the Saturday Gingermageddon; Blackmailers Don’t Shoot has Emilia Clarke Releases Dragons on Hollywood Boulevard, and First Street Journal introduces us to The Big Red One.

EBL’s herd of Rule 5 heifers this week includes Hot For Teacher, a one night stand with Barbara McNally, Lesbian College Shutdown with Taco Eaters, Supercells and Attractive Women, Egg Breaking Feminists, Mariel Hemingway, Shailene Woodley, Rebecca Watson, and Jaime Herrera-Beutler.

A View From The Beach chips in with Mariel Hemingway Falls for O’Keefe Scam, “Ice Road Truckers” Gone Wrong?, Obamacare Schadenfreude – For Women Only, The Spider Woman in Pink, “In Spite of Ourselves”, Redneck Fire Extinguisher, Newest “Biggest Dinosaur Ever” (trigger warning: cave girls), Give it Up or Let Me Go, and Just Lick it and Stick It!

Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe is Emily Proctor, his Vintage Babe is Pat Clark, and Sex in Advertising this week is covered by Giselle Bundchen. Dustbury has Beth Broderick and Molly Sims, and Three Beers Later returns with Women, Ropes and Animals.

The DaleyGator returns with DaleyBabes Dalia Saladin, Dani Cooper, Shailene Woodley, Kyra Milan, Alexia Viruez, Ai Uehara, Genevieve Chanelle, Antonia Carter, Christine Hallauer, Alicia Fox,Chantal Hanse, Danielle Lo, April Hobbs, Becky Lamb, Gemma Massey, Kanade Otoha, Sherilyn Finn, and Felisha Terrel. Also, Nothing Beats a Great Butt and Ebony Tuesday anyone?

Thanks to everyone who submitted links this week and linked to Rule 5 Sunday last week! Deadline to submit links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox for next week’s Rule 5 Sunday is midnight on Saturday, May 31.

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