Karen Straughan vs. 25 Girly “Men”

Last year saw the rise of a new narrative of self-loathing Leftists concerning “Male Privilege” involving video games. Well known feminist, Anita Sarkeesian, produced this video on the subject. It’s not clear whether those in her video are just actors playing the roles of real men or simply overgrown Leftist males with daddy issues.
Ms. Sarkeesian is not without controversy. Some have suggested that she is getting quite wealthy playing the role of the permanent victim.
Canadian vlogger Karen Straughan recently made two videos on the subject, here and here. They’re well worth watching!

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

And here we go with yet another viral story that virtually every media outlet drooled over, and none of them cared to fact check it. As it turns out, that viral story about an Australian woman offering to ride the train with a Muslim woman who was self-conscious about wearing her hijab after the Sydney Siege never happened.
The story is a complete fantasy, so admits Rachael Jacobs, the woman who started the whole thing.

h/t nv53

We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Fans

The new regulatory revenue stream is now up and running:

PacifiCorp Energy, a subsidiary of PacifiCorp, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Wyoming to violating the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act in connection with the deaths of protected birds, including golden eagles, at two of the company’s wind projects in Wyoming.
As a result, PacifiCorp will pay $2.5 million in fines and will take measures at the company’s Wyoming wind farms to increase eagle populations.
Under a plea agreement with the government, the company was sentenced to pay fines, restitution and community service, and was placed on probation for five years, during which it must implement an environmental compliance plan aimed at preventing bird deaths at the company’s four commercial wind projects in the state.
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), the charges stem from the discovery of the carcasses of 38 golden eagles and 336 other protected birds, including hawks, blackbirds, larks, wrens and sparrows, by the company at its Seven Mile Hill and Glenrock/Rolling Hills wind projects, located in Wyoming’s Carbon and Converse counties between 2009 and the present.

h/t Mike

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