Saturday Reads

"Third-wave feminists" are NOT feminists.  It should be clear to all they are nothing by men's rights activists and all that entails.  Supporting transgenderism is anti-feminist by definition.

Calling men in dresses men in dresses and not "transwomen" or "women" is NOT hate.  It is stating reality.
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This "study" is moralistic garbage right out of the 1950s.  The actual "study" is right here.

Note the top ten are mostly sparsely populated, RED states.
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Just because you might be hailed as a musical "genius" doesn't mean you aren't a sociopath and a degenerate.
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A man shot himself near the White House this morning, but nobody else was affected.
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Shame on Kentucky for dragging its feet on this issue.

Eighteen is way too young to get married these days.  The age should be raised to 21 at the bare minimum.  Even 25 is way too young these days.
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Obituary:  Actor David Ogden Stiers, 75, known for his role in television's M*A*S*H*, has died of bladder cancer:

Stiers first joined M*A*S*H in its sixth season, filling the void left by Larry Linville’s Major Frank Burns, who departed the series at the end of Season 5. Stiers received back-to-back Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 1981 and 1982. He earned his third nomination in 1984 for his supporting role as William Milligan Sloane, founder of the U.S. Olympic Committee, in the NBC miniseries The First Olympics: Athens 1896.

After M*A*S*H, Stiers remained a regular presence on the small-screen. He guest-starred on episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Matlock, Touched by an Angel, Wings, Frasier and Murder, She Wrote; he also recurred as Oberoth on Stargate Atlantis, and as Mr. Bauer on Two Guys and a Girl. In addition, he portrayed District Attorney Michael Reston in eight Perry Mason TV movies.

He was a resident of Newport, Oregon, and was involved orchestra conducting.
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