A big part of this whole culture war, especially when it comes to demonstrating legal double standards against men versus women, is sourcing information. The recent post about yet another woman getting a light sentence for raping a young boy made me think of this.

Here's an example. There's not a lot on that list, and I'd like to add more as I know there are more. Another list I've yet to make is "women light sentencing rape" or something like that. I have many lists. The reason I don't have one for the above mentioned post is because I focus on other stuff more, myself... like big pharma and the opium epidemic.

However, you can do this too, and I recommend it.

First off, get a g-mail account and use google docs. or store it on a word processor document on your computer, whatever.

Second, use Wayback Machine to archive web pages. You can do this with most anything. I personally do not like the website Archive.is because I have seen things disappear from there.

Here's that article.

Here's the archived version.

PRINT THINGS OUT IF YOU CAN AND SAVE THEM. Studies, legal acts, whatever.

And I feel we should also archive events that go against our narrative. Yes, we have a narrative, and yes, it is not absolute. If we're capable of providing a nuanced, highly sourced, detailed, and researched position, we'll automatically be better than our opposition.

Here's an example:

"Judge spares prison for teenager who raped toddler and posted footage online"

A teenager in Iowa who sexually assaulted a toddler and live-streamed the attack has not received a prison sentence.

Kraigen Grooms pleaded guilty to raping a girl aged between one and two years old in April 2013. A second man recorded the abuse and posted it on the internet.

Mr Grooms, who is now 19, received a 10-year suspended sentence and five years of supervised release. He will be registered as a sex offender for life and could be ordered to spend 10 years in prison if he violates his release conditions.

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archived source

We need to not only help each other out here, but keep one another in check. We cannot devolve into the emotionally chaotic realm of what feminism has become. If you're wrong about something, then you're fucking wrong about something. If I am, then I am. Furthermore, we're working against the status quo, which means we are going to need to provide MOUNTAINS of counter-evidence to claims. It's easy to do that, you just have to be organized.

WATCH YOUR SOURCES. I know that most people trust only very left-leaning stuff, but sadly, sources that publish stuff outside the narrative are also incredibly shoddy, at best. Places like FOX News and the Daily Mail. If you can avoid sourcing those, I highly recommend it.

And lastly: don't talk to your opposition. If you're in a spat with a leftist or whatever online somewhere, pretend like you're being watched and listened to by a crowd of onlookers. Those onlookers are "in the middle." They're the laymen. Speak to them... through whoever it is you're arguing with. Make a better impression, source correctly, and most importantly, show integrity and a willingness to be wrong. By virtue of that, the psychotic members of the Leftist world will make themselves look really bad. It's not too difficult.

Go forth!