Why I Hate Men - Julie Bindel

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Why I Hate Men Today I hate men, and will tomorrow and the day after. But only the men who perpetrate these crimes against my sisters, and those who do nothing to stop it. Are you in either one of those categories? If so, then I despise you. Julie Bindel

+ We may as well forget about the criminal justice system and train groups of vigilantes to exact revenge and, hopefully, deter attacks. Because if I were raped, I would rather take my chances as a defendant in court, than as a complainant in a system that seems bent on proving that rape is a figment of malicious women's imagination.

I post the above merely to buttress my view that Mz Bindell is forever trying to incite women to behave violently towards men in order to seek revenge. And in the above two articles, as well as in the article posted a few days ago, she is not talking exclusively about using violence in order to intimidate men who have actually committed any offence.

She is also well aware of the horrible type of violent vigilantism that is often perpetrated against alleged paedophiles, as well as against those men who are merely accused of sexual offences.

She is very consciously trying to stir up even further this kind of violence (and, indeed, hatred) towards men, but she is being careful not to break the law and not to incite too much in the way of complaint.

Take it from me. I know what she is up to!

Furthermore, her articles follow a classic technique for demonising groups and inciting violence towards them.

1. Outline particularly horrible acts perpetrated by a very few members of the targeted group and then give the impression that huge numbers of that group are engaging in and/or endorsing the same particularly horrible acts.

2. Suggest that violence against the entire group is warranted.

And for those who remain sceptical about her inciting violence, I re-write the second paragraph above from the point of view of a man who has been falsely accused of rape.

We may as well forget about the criminal justice system and train groups of vigilantes to exact revenge and, hopefully, deter women from making false accusations. Because if I were falsely accused, I would rather take my chances as a defendant in court [for vigilantism], than as a complainant in a system that seems bent on proving that accusing women are always telling the truth.

Essentially, she is arguing that women should break the law and commit acts of violence in order to achieve 'justice'.


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