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Jerry Boggs retweeted
Great news!
And, I’m happily surprised.
“I’m a father, not a criminal” is one of the best mottos I’ve seen.
Curiously, this is in Latin and South American countries, places which feminists and simps, including Pope Leo, like to allege are “misogynistic”.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
Men are excluded from a Las Vegas program that offers treatment instead of jail.
WIN Court lets women with repeated misdemeanor offenses enter 18–24 months of treatment for trauma, mental health and substance use while their jail sentences are suspended.
A man with the same offenses and treatment needs cannot enter.
Men’s trauma deserves the same consideration when their freedom is at stake.
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Jerry Boggs retweeted
An 11-year-old girl was kidnapped by a stranger shortly after getting off her school bus. Hours later, a family driving with their five children spotted something disturbing inside a blue Honda Civic.
Someone in the back seat appeared to be getting pushed down, and when the driver noticed the family watching, he pulled up his hood to hide his face.
It happened in Springfield, Massachusetts, where Amanda Disley and Benny Correa recognized the car from an AMBER Alert and immediately suspected they had found the missing girl.
Amanda called 911 while Benny began following the Honda, keeping police updated as the driver sped through red lights and weaved through traffic.
When the suspect pulled into a parking lot, Benny tried blocking his escape. But the driver jumped the curb and took off again.
The family kept following, with their young son recording the pursuit. But when the Honda raced through an intersection, narrowly missing a tractor-trailer, Benny had to back off to protect his five children.
Thankfully, they had captured the license plate number.
Police used that information to help track the vehicle, and other bystanders nearby surrounded the car on the side of a busy road.
Inside, they found 11-year-old Charlotte Moccia alive. Her kidnapper was arrested, and Charlotte was reunited with her family.
When asked why he got involved, Benny explained that as a father, he couldn’t imagine what Charlotte’s parents were going through. He just wanted them to hold their little girl again.
Amanda and Benny could have looked the other way, but instead they took action when a child needed help.
These are the kinds of ordinary heroes who deserve to go viral.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
Moms speak with me all the time who aren’t worried about how their boys will treat the world, but how the world will treat their boys.
I was chatting with a young mother with a five year old son and she told me she’s terrified of one day, her son upsetting a girl by breaking up with her or something and the girl throwing false accusations his way. She said fears like this for her son keep her up at night. She saw it happen to a young man she knew, and it destroyed his life.
I think more moms need to speak up about the fear of false accusations.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
This is excellent ..👏👏
The Rise of the Beta Male, by @trgolden open.substack.com/pub/menare…
Jerry Boggs retweeted
People think it’s totally acceptable to mock men’s height or other features 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘤𝘢𝘯’𝘵 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦, yet if you mock a woman’s weight or other things that 𝘤𝘢𝘯 be changed, you’re misogynistic and evil. The double standards are so frustrating.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
It's because of the motivations that are behind the things like International Women's Day. It's literally projection from them.
The motivation behind all the initiatives for women wasn't ever about women. It was only ever about punishing men. That attitude persists. Since it does, any time you try and spin up an equal idea for men, even if your motives are honest, it's interpreted by those people as an attack on women, because everything they've done has been based on a motive to attack men, not celebrate women.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
This 💯. The reason men pipe up on IWD (which i get can be annoying), is because so little attention and awareness is directed to IMD by mainstream media, politicians etc, that they don't know it exists, but they do know the issues facing men and boys exist and are neglected.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
A lot of people say "Oh people only care about International Men's Day on International Women's Day"
The reason for that is IWD is such a spectacle with the UN treating it like a coronation ceremony and IMD not being on most people's radar many genuinely don't know it exists
Jerry Boggs retweeted
It takes nothing away from women, but it undermines the idea that there is patriarchy, which undermines the claim that women are oppressed, which undermines the special privileges we grant to women.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
Feminists have waged an anti-male/pro-female propaganda campaign for many decades in the MSM, social media, college women's studies courses, etc. brainwashing a lot of people into joining their man hating ideology.
So it's not surprising that so many people are so anti-male.
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People are free to recognize International Men’s Day.
The media, corporations, governments and other organizations simply display their contempt and disregard for men in general.
Systemic sexism on display for the world to see.
It's that the world refuses to acknowledge the sexism exists. Or the world sees the sexism and thinks it's well placed. Or the world just doesn't care enough to do anything about it. That's the message. That's the take away.
That's why men are not engaging. Why would they? They're better off on their own.
Happier on their own.
Wealthier on their own.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
Hatred of men.
The hatred of men is so ingrained in our society that most people do not even see it. And it goes back before feminism. Feminism just magnified it.
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I went into a convenience store in Barcelona and there was a man working. I could hear a toddler’s voice coming from behind the counter. His phone was set up and his little son was on FaceTime. I asked the man if that was his son, and he said “Yes, we are spending time together before bedtime” beaming with pride.
This is men. Working late at a convenience store with bright fluorescent lights, stocking shelves and selling tobacco, while truly wanting to spend as much time with their children as possible. Men should get more recognition for their hard work and commitment to their families.
Jerry Boggs retweeted
Boys are behind in education. I wonder how much of this is due to fewer and fewer male teachers in schools and female teachers having a bias against boys and men, instilled since childhood.
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Spain. Hundreds of men just arrived by boat. No documents. No ID. No checks. We don't know who they are. We don't know where they come from. We don't know their past. And instead of sending them back, Pedro Sanchez gives them papers and spreads them across Spain and Europe. This is not hospitality. This is a security failure.