The Goal Post with Robert Brockway and Vernon Meigs

In Episode 16 we talk about how a school in Belgium (Koninklijke Atheeneum) forced the male students to stand while they females got to sit, and we draw comparisons to Australia's Brauer College (https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Brauer_College) as well as the oft-seen trope of men going on their knees/bowing before womankind. We talk about the very existence of women's sports and whether sporting itself is meant to be a male realm or not, and ask the questions - are women in sports an intrusion into a male space altogether, are there women's sports worth watching for any reason, and why conservatives are so defensive of women's sports all of a sudden nowadays. We discuss an academic paper that cites material from many in the men's movement including both of us. To that we say - thanks for the publicity! We trade thoughts on environmentalism and talk about the professional complainers (e.g. Greta Thunberg) vs people who actually do something productive regarding it (https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Boyan_Slat). She gets the Nobel Peace Prize; He didn't.

We start off with a very brief mention of Esther Vilar, who was physically attacked back in the day for blowing the lid off of gynocentrism: https://avoiceformen.com/featured/heres-what-happened-to-esther-vilar-after-she-angered-feminists/ Thanks to Peter Wright for publishing the article. We then spend a great deal of today's episode talking about the murder of a social justice warrior and we lead up into the subject of crime, corporal punishment, capital punishment (note: Vernon confuses the two at first) and the psychological implications of imprisonment, also related subjects such as feminists' desire to eliminate women's prisons. Just a heads up, we plan on talking about the subject of transmaxxing in our next episode and get a guest on from that community to speak with! https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Transmaxxing

We've got a short episode for you today - we speak about the resignation of New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Adern, known for her COVID authoritarianism. We mention female fraudsters and to what degrees the Women Are Wonderful Effect affected their advents and their criminal convictions (or lack thereof). In brief we touch on the Crowder/Daily Wire contract controversy, overreaction (from the anti-woke side this time!?) regarding Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album, shoutout to Phil Mitchell, and Robert compares Australian states to American states.

We kick off the new year with a darker subject with Rob talking about an uneqivocal definition of "fascism" as outlined in his AVFM article: https://avoiceformen.com/featured/defining-fascism/ We also talk about some of the atrocities of female Nazis assigned to the concentration camps, as well as a general discussion of how totalitarian regimes tended to collapse even with war. We discuss the dangers in using words such as "fascism", "rape", and etc in cheap ways that have nothing to do with the weight of the original concepts, and draw comparisons to false allegations.

We do one more episode before we take a break for Xmas and New Years! We primarily reflect on the highlights of the past year, that we've covered on this podcast and outside it. Thanks to those who've watched and listened this year, we'll have an even better year next year!

Rob and I discuss followup developments in the Brittany Higgins case, and we also touch on the subject of Brittney Griner's trade-in, Twitter being sued by women that Elon Musk fired, Jordan Peterson's pathologizing remarks about anonymous (pseudonymous to be exact) internet users, and how feminists change the definitions of terminology as it suits them and cycle around words for denigrating the masculine.

Episodes 1 and 2 have gotten feedback that the audio had problems (namely the volume difference between myself and Robert). It took forever but I finally got around to tweaking the audio and reploaded. From the original description: Aside from us introducing ourselves, topics we tackle include: - MGM and American influence during the WWII era in circumcisions happening in Australia. - The myth of Victorianism, in the context of sex - Infant foreskin based beauty products as consumed by the likes of Beckinsale, Bullock, and Oprah - Misandry and the Empathy Gap - "Independence" in industrialized society vs the wilderness - The population decline and how many point the finger at men - Crisis for men in Japan - Slavery in the historical and modern contexts, and how it is ignored as a prevailing men's issue - Problems and missed contexts with terms like "patriarchy". - Tourism based on past dark history - Can we eradicate gynocentrism?

After a bit of a break, we talk about Rob's recent invitation to a press conference with Indian MRAs, then in another instance of What Men Do we talk about the inventor of Cup Noodles and how he helped feed Japan during the post-WWII period as well as men who balance stacks of soba noodles while delivering them on bicycles. (Note, I mistakenly said that soba noodles are made of barley while in fact they are made of buckwheat, couldn't think of the word at the time) We also touch on some thoughts on how one diet doesn't seem to fit all individuals or even races, as some things regarded as dangerous here are staple foods in Japan which has boasted a long-living people. An example of soba noodle delivery back in the day: https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/japan-soba-noodle-delivery-men?fbclid=IwAR31JfzL0nN24_5pdOj9ITofUjwsgBugJ66as8RKKTn5NiGxzP0nx8OybFQ

In this episode Robert and Vernon talk about how Liz Truss is faring recently in the UK, the subject of women in power, the difference between women complaining about something and men doing the same, and men and women who are non-MRAs or even anti-MRAs that get big exposure for speaking on a handful of men's issues (Vernon speaks on his first impressions of Tucker Carlson's 'The End of Men'). We also talk about the illusion of the always safe and benevolent woman, and mention about how murderous they can be, more so because of the myth of female harmlessness.

Robert and Vernon talk about the invisibility of men working behind the scenes in things such as the aftermath of hurricanes such as the one that hit Florida recently, also during wars such as soldiers on both sides of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in which men are made to die for the state. They also speak about, in contrast, the over-inflated visibility of women in things like competitive gaming (in particular the worlds of Esports and Chess) and things like the sciences, debunking a few myths about who invented or discovered certain things. The irony is that the alleged lack of a presence of women in any of those fields makes for the power to get increased exposure above men. Other subjects such as the Queen's Birthday holiday are mentioned. AVFM is on Truth Social - follow us there! https://truthsocial.com/@AVoiceForMen

Rob talks about Commonwealth politics since the death of Queen Elizabeth, and the succession of King Charles III. We compare the party conventions of the Commonwealth and the United States. We also talk about the new series for AVFM called "What Men Do" in which we explore the different accomplishments of men in history.

Rob and Vernon talk about some random articles from Wiki4Men, including: - Warren Farrell's advocacy of a "gender transition movement" https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Gender_Transition_Movement - The unsubstantiated notion of the "Husband Stitch" https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Husband_stitch - Public racism by Australian women https://wiki4men.com/wiki/Racist_public_rants_in_Australia - The Icelandic Phallological Museum https://wiki4men.com/wiki/The_Icelandic_Phallological_Museum

In this episode Vernon talks about how Circumcision trended on Twitter this past week, how Ben Shapiro and Bret Weinstein dropped the ball trying to defend it, and the rightful reactions against them - Robert reacts! Rob and Vernon also talk about how the anti-transgender side both deplores men and tries to get men to "step up" and do their dirty work. Also about the recent death of Norah Vincent best known for "Self-Made Man", and clarify some misunderstandings about the idea of competition.

In this episode Rob and Vernon talk about Mona Eltahawy and her calls for violence against men, also Rob talks about the bachelor tax. They go through each of the Declaration of Sentiments, the smoking gun of the ingrained misandry of the beginnings of feminism in the United States, and provide commentary on each of them! Vernon answers a listener question about replacing gynocentrism with healthy Randian selfishness.

In Episode 02 Rob and I talk about the casual and systemic misandries of the world, and would like to read from a few choice quotes from feminists that they are free to speak aloud while the reverse is considered unthinkable, and despite that apparently misandry "doesn't exist" and women are supposedly the oppressed sex.

Welcome to the first episode with this new podcast series with Robert Brockway of A Voice for Men and myself! Aside from us introducing ourselves, topics we tackle include: - MGM and American influence during the WWII era in circumcisions happening in Australia. - The myth of Victorianism, in the context of sex - Infant foreskin based beauty products as consumed by the likes of Beckinsale, Bullock, and Oprah - Misandry and the Empathy Gap - "Independence" in industrialized society vs the wilderness - The population decline and how many point the finger at men - Crisis for men in Japan - Slavery in the historical and modern contexts, and how it is ignored as a prevailing men's issue - Problems and missed contexts with terms like "patriarchy". - Tourism based on past dark history - Can we eradicate gynocentrism?