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The responsibility in the wake of freedom

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The responsibility in the wake of freedom

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Camille Paglia Brilliantly Dismantles Brazilian Feminist Fernanda Mena Arguments

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Camille Paglia dismantles the arguments of airhead Brazilian journalist Fernanda Mena on the show Roda Viva (TV Cultura). Enable closed captions in order to understand Mena's question. Anyway, here's a translated transcription of what she asked: Camille, you've mentioned previously in this interview that during the debate on porn in the United States, you disagreed with the common statement that porn could cause rape.

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Universities are an absolute wreck right now

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Universities are an absolute wreck right now

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Camille Paglia: 'Universities Are an Absolute Wreck Right Now'

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"The universities are an absolute wreck right now," said Camille Paglia. "For decades any graduate student in the humanities who had independent thinking was driven out." Paglia, the noted cultural critic, university professor, and Salon columnist, sat down with Reason's Nick Gillespie to discuss whether we should still look to universities for cultural production and knowledge.

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Truth Bombs about Feminism, Male Creativity & Generation Snowflake - Camille Paglia

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Author, art professor, feminist, and cultural critic Camille Paglia offers a scathing critique of feminism, explains why there are more male creative geniuses, and laments Generation Snowflake. Excerpted from her talk at the Battle of Ideas with host Claire Fox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y3-KIesYRE

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Victim Mentality and Resentment of the Left - Roger Scruton

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Sir Roger Vernon Scruton is an English philosopher and writer who specialises in aesthetics and political philosophy, particularly in the furtherance of traditionalist conservative views. In recent years he teached courses in Buckingham University, Oxford University and University of St. Andrews.

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This is what our "feminists" do not care about:

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There were 5,700 new cases of female genital mutilation recorded in England in 2015-16, the first annual statistics show.

The figures, published on Thursday by the Health and Social Care Information Centre and covering the period of April 2015 to March 2016, show that in 18 cases the practice had been undertaken in the UK.

The most common time when FGM was undertaken was between the ages of five and nine, accounting for 43% of the total number of cases where the age at the time of being cut was known.

In all there were 8,660 attendances where FGM was identified or a medical procedure for the practice was undertaken, according to the statistics, the first to be published since the government introduced compulsory reporting for NHS trusts and GP surgeries. The newly recorded cases are those where women and girls have had their information collected in the FGM enhanced dataset for the first time, and include cases where the person may have been cut many years ago.

The Royal College of Nursing said more had to be done to end the practice, which has been illegal in the UK since 1985.

Carmel Bagness, the RCN's professional lead for midwifery and women's health, said: "Collecting and publishing these statistics is an important part of the fight against FGM. They can be used to better plan local services to meet the needs of women and girls, and to target training for nurses and midwives.

"What these statistics show is that there is still a lot of work to do to eradicate this abuse. A lot has been achieved in the past few years, but these efforts must continue for as long as there are still women and girls subjected to this criminal abuse."

The vast majority (87%) of women whose pregnancy status was known were pregnant at the time of attendance, suggesting that this was what led to FGM being self-reported or identified by a medical professional. Self-reporting accounted for 73% of FGM identification, where the identification method was known.

Women and girls born in Somalia accounted for 37% of all newly recorded cases of FGM with a known country of birth. Of the women and girls with a known country of birth, 90% were born in Africa. Of the total number of newly recorded cases, 43 involved women and girls who said they had been born in the UK.

More than half of all cases - 52% of newly recorded cases and 58% of total attendances - related to women and girls from the London NHS commissioning region.

A national campaign by the Guardian, the Bristol-based charity Integrate and Change.org led to compulsory training for public sector workers to help teachers, doctors and social workers identify and assist girls at risk. The Department for Education has written to schools about the dangers of FGM.

More than 20,000 girls a year are thought to be at risk of FGM in the UK. Medical groups, trade unions and human rights organisations estimate that there are 66,000 victims of the practice in England and Wales.

* This article was amended on 26 July 2016 to provide further details about the newly recorded figures.

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England had 5,700 recorded cases of FGM in 2015-16, figures show

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There were 5,700 new cases of female genital mutilation recorded in England in 2015-16, the first annual statistics show. The figures, published on Thursday by the Health and Social Care Information Centre and covering the period of April 2015 to March 2016, show that in 18 cases the practice had been undertaken in the UK.

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Another thing "feminists" do not care about - child brides in immigration centres reported in the Netherlands, Norway, Germany

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Should a 14-year-old married girl who migrates to Europe be viewed as a child - or a spouse?

The issue has put European governments in a spin: forcing a policy U-turn in Denmark, new legislation in the Netherlands and an agonised debate in Germany.

Analysts say early marriage is often carried out in refugee camps in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey by families trying to protect girls from poverty or sexual exploitation. Elsewhere, poor families might marry off their young daughters in exchange for dowries.

The question is one of rights and protections - but which? When authorities stop minors cohabiting with their older spouses, are they combating child abuse or breaking up (often already traumatised) families?

Depending on where you go in Europe, you'll find a radically different range of responses to the issue.

Migrant crisis: Changing attitudes of a German city

Germany to enforce ban on polygamy

Dutch alarm over child bride from Syria

What is it like to be a child bride?

Denmark's dilemma

Denmark's response has swung first one way and then the other.

In February, Integration Minister Inger Stojberg vowed to act after a review found dozens of cases of girls living with older men in asylum seekers' accommodation - which the minister called "totally unacceptable".

Couples would require "exceptional reasons" to live together below the age of 18 (the legal age for marriage in Denmark) and no cohabitation would be allowed whatsoever if one party was below 15.

But separation reportedly prompted two migrants under 18 to attempt suicide.

The policy was reversed earlier this week - with children as young as 14 reunited with their husbands - after the issue was raised with the Danish Immigration Service (DIS) by lawmaker Josephine Fock.

"It is completely outrageous. We are talking about people who have fled to Denmark who are being split from each other. Some of them have children together and investigating individual [asylum] cases takes an unbelievably long time," Ms Fock told Metroxpress news service.

The DIS cited Denmark's "international obligations" as the trigger for its policy change, concluding that enforcing separate living quarters would violate the UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which guarantees the right to one's "private and family life".

That has prompted conservative politicians to call for Denmark's withdrawal from such treaties.

Dutch clampdown

In the Netherlands, policy has shifted in the other direction - with the government moving swiftly last year to close a legal loophole which allowed child brides to live with older husbands in asylum centres.

And politicians have grappled with the same dilemma elsewhere in Europe - though on the whole each country is dealing with just a handful of cases.

German indecision

The issue takes on much broader significance in Germany, which has greeted some 1.2 million migrants since last year under Chancellor Angela Merkel's "open-door" policy.

Here the authorities' response has been inconsistent and, some claim, confused.

Data suggest that in Germany there are at least 1,000 marriages where one or both parties are under the legal marriage age of 18, of which more than half are in the southern state of Bavaria.

Legal marriage or state-sanctioned abuse?

The official confusion is reflected in one reported case: a 15-year-old Syrian girl married to her 21-year-old cousin. She was first separated from him in the city of Aschaffenburg, Bavaria, for reasons of child protection.

Her husband lost an appeal to a family court, but the decision was eventually set aside by a regional court, which judged that the marriage should be recognised as it was legal in the country of origin.

But the city appealed, and the pair are now awaiting a judgment from Germany's federal court.

In response, Germany's justice ministry has set up a working group to agree a consistent response.

Ironically, the Family Affairs Minister Manuela Schwesig cited the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child to argue against under-age cohabitation, claiming that violated children's rights to "play, education and health".

Desperate choice

And the issue only threatens to become more pressing, despite the efforts of global campaign groups to eliminate child marriage - which they claim in many cases is in fact forced marriage.

Unicef figures from the vast Syrian refugee camps in Jordan suggest the proportion of registered marriages where the bride was under 18 rose from 12% in 2011 (roughly the same as the figure in pre-war Syria) to 18% in 2012, and as high as 25% by 2013.

And Jordan's Chief Islamic Justice Department was recently quoted as saying child marriages represented about 35% of all marriages of Syrian refugees in 2015.

"There are a number of reasons why families are opting for child marriage for their daughters," says charity Save the Children.

"As refugees, Syrian families are reliant on dwindling resources and are lacking economic opportunities. At the same time, they are all too aware of the need to protect their daughters from the threat of sexual violence."
Migration to Europe explained in seven charts Germany's Syrians now waiting for their families

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Migrant child brides put Europe in a spin - BBC News

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Should a 14-year-old married girl who migrates to Europe be viewed as a child - or a spouse? The issue has put European governments in a spin: forcing a policy U-turn in Denmark, new legislation in the Netherlands and an agonised debate in Germany.

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An amazing woman - Ayaan Hirsi Ali

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the Preaching of Islam and the Left’s Alliance with Islamists (Pt. 1)

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali (Human Rights Activist) joins Dave Rubin to discuss the challenge of Dawa (the preaching or proselytizing of Islam), the left's alliance with Islamists, intersectionality, the indoctrination occurring on college campuses, and more. *This episode was filmed on location, not in The Rubin Report studio.

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Society is fragile ecosystem: Free Speech, Immigration, Islam - Douglas Murray in Stockholm 2016

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Interview with Douglas Murray

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Waking Up With Sam Harris #85 - Is this the End of Europe? (with Douglas Murray)

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In this episode of the Waking Up podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Douglas Murray about his book The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam. Douglas Murray is Associate Editor of the Spectator and writes frequently for a variety of other publications, including the Sunday Times, Standpoint and the Wall Street Journal.

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Lauren is a man.

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My Chat with "Mr." Lauren Southern (THE SAAD TRUTH_332)

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Topics covered include Lauren's "transformation" into a man, her trips to Molenbeek and Calais, rape culture, feminism, immigration, Justin Trudeau, freedom of speech, life advice for achieving happiness, male social justice warriors as sneaky f**kers, and the Aslan-Uygur Decoder 5000.

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Jordan Peterson to Millennials: "Don't Be A Damn Victim!"

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The cost and consequences of immigration told by an immigrant himself (moved from Bosnia to Sweden at the age of 9, but integrated) Bear with him, all he says is true, confirmed by Joseph from Sweden.

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Refugee "Children" & The Women Who Sexually Exploit Them

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Sweden took in refugee children who aren't actually children, it was insanely expensive, and now feminist social workers are having sex with them. Welcome to a class on the Swedish phenomenon Batikhäxa! What we're seeing here isn't a migrant crisis. It is the biggest import of gigolos in human history, and the taxpayers are picking up the tab.

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Dave Rubin (another liberal not very much liked by the rest of them) interviewing Dr Jordan Peterson

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LIVE with Jordan Peterson: Free Speech, Psychology, Gender Pronouns

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Jordan Peterson (psychology professor) joins Dave LIVE for a discussion about psychology, free speech, gender pronouns and more. Dave and Jordan will be taking questions live on Patreon and YouTube Superchat: https://www.patreon.com/rubinreport ***Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RubinReport ****** The Rubin Report is fan funded: http://www.rubinreport.com/donate SUPPORT MONTHLY (Patreon): https://www.patreon.com/rubinreport SUPPORT ONE-TIME (PayPal): http://www.rubinreport.com/donate What are your thoughts?

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Lauren Southern interviewing Martin Sellner

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Lauren Southern interviewing Martin Sellner

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Stats on migrants employment in Germany

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The government's Institute for Labour Research (IAB) also said that of the employed, nearly a quarter are on temporary contracts.

The numbers apply to refugees mostly from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Eritrea.

"If we manage to get 50 percent of them into work which pays for their lives in five years, that'd certainly be a success," said Joachim Möller, director of the IAB.

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1.2 MILLION migrants arrived in Germany in two years: just 34,000 or 2.8% have found a job

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The government's Institute for Labour Research (IAB) also said that of the employed, nearly a quarter are on temporary contracts. The numbers apply to refugees mostly from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Eritrea. "If we manage to get 50 percent of them into work which pays for their lives in five years, that'd certainly be a success," said Joachim Möller, director of the IAB.

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Sam Harris on Islam - Message to the Left/Liberals

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Sam Harris touches on Islam in a very honest way here and it's time the liberals understand why they need to start standing up and being critical of Islam also.

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Jonathan Haidt: The moral roots of liberals and conservatives