Day: March 24, 2019
White girl with Asian boyfriend complains about harassment from…. racist Asian women
Before I start, let me say the most horribly racist things I’ve ever heard have come from my own family members. In second place comes from the desperate men who would exclusively chase after Asian women, thinking that they were easy as long as you weren’t an Asian male. Which, conveniently, I, a half-Asian, was to them, since in this world it’s not enough to just win – you gotta make everyone around you lose.
My own mother hypocritically pressured me to marry only Asian, and used to attack me for dating black women (ironically the only women who are nice to Asian guys).
Similarly, for decades, white men with Asian “girlfriends” seemed to have something called “racist tourette’s” where they could never stop talking about white women, Asian men, minorities, feminism, etc.
The reason this is happening?
Low self esteem.
They rely entirely on white male fetishization as a…
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Survey of Middle East Christians
by Rami Dabbas
Christianity in the Middle East is under violent assault. The following is a brief survey by Jordanian activist Rami Dabbas of how Christians are faring in various Middle East countries.
Christians would rather stay out of the Middle East’s raging conflict, but they invariably become the most prominent victims. Even in the region’s quieter countries, Christians face routine persecution. And it’s been that way for millennia.
Iran
We received the following letter from Iranian Christian activist Karim Irani, host of a popular program on the Arama- ic Broadcasting Network (www.abnsat.com): “It is impossible to convey in one short article all the suffering of Christians in Iran. I converted to Christianity in 2013, but it took me a long time to find other Christians since there is no true freedom of religion. It’s very difficult even to find a Bible. Many Christians won’t openly acknowledge their identity for…
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Feminist MP Layla Moran admits to being the latest female perpetrator of domestic violence in Parliament
In September 2016 we reported on how Labour’s Domestic violence spokesperson Sarah Champion MP had received a police caution as a result of her domestic violence against her husband. Astonishingly, Champion kept her job (she certainly has some hands-on experience in the field!) and was widely praised by her feminist colleagues for talking about her unprovoked attack on her husband, with the likes of famous misandrist Jess Phillips jumping in to support her almost instantly.
Today, we learn that Lib Dem MP Layla Moran also has hands-on experience when it comes to domestic violence. She’s issued a statement on Twitter admitting to assaulting her partner at a conference in Glasgow, noting that she was arrested by police and charged. While the charges the charges were later dropped, she doesn’t deny the attack and only appears to have issued the statement owing the rumours surfacing recently.
The parallels between this…
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