Archive for the 'Sexism' Category

Good On Ya, Steve

Posted by Luke H on August 19th, 2008

Libertarianz spokesman Luke Howison congratulated Steve Crow today for his triumph over the fascism of the Auckland City Council. “Well done Steve! You have successfully taken on the closed-minded authoritarian bureaucrats of the Auckland City Council – and won!” “Only the most politically correct ‘liberals’ like Cathy “not-in-my-backyard” Casey and the most repressed conservatives like [...]

Auckland, Free Speech, Libertarianz, New Zealand, Personal, Politics, Sex, Sexism | 1 Comment »

Modern Day Romeo and Juliet?

Posted by Luke H on March 13th, 2007

Two relationships, both alike in dignity, In fair Wellington, where we lay our scene When I met my girlfriend in 2005, I was 23 and she was 19. A bit of an age difference, but it’s worked out fine. I was struck by the age difference in the latest teacher-student relationship story: 24 and 16. [...]

Culture, Education, Sexism | 8 Comments »

Reversing the Stereotype

Posted by Luke H on March 8th, 2007

Last Saturday, I spent the evening hanging out with some of my friends including Craig. We had just had some burgers on Oriental Parade, overlooking the beautiful lights of Wellington harbour, and were heading back to our car, when our peaceful evening was shattered by a disturbance on the other side of the road. A [...]

Culture, Domestic Violence, Misandry, Sexism | 3 Comments »

Misandry in action

Posted by Luke H on December 20th, 2006

Misandry is perhaps a word you haven’t heard before. Here is a perfect example of misandry: Yes. It’s a knife block, in the shape of a man. It’s called All Men Are Bastards. It’s not even a controversial art installation. It’s an Italian-designed knife block, a real product that you can buy. First we had [...]

Art, Misandry, Sexism | 8 Comments »