The Voice of Europe: Scandinavian feminism

On June 21, Lucian Vâlsan, Huffnágel Pista and Paul Elam will be talking about the general trends within the Scandinavian world, a distinct portion of Europe formed from rather tiny societies that are rarely placed under any form of scrutiny.

Sweden is more and more misandric, with politicians having the nerve to openly suggest emasculation programs or tax increases for men only. Norway imprisons non-feminist men and changes the legislation to become increasingly harder to escape jail for daring to question the feminist orthodoxy. Iceland recently attempted to censor the Internet and joined Saudi Arabia and Iran on the list of countries that banned lap dancing.

Denmark? Well, Denmark seems to be moving away from this, but is it really a correct impression? Or is it just another false impression that the non-Scandinavians tend to have? It wouldn’t be the first time, considering that most of the non-Scandinavians still seem to think that Sweden is somehow an “equality heaven” – instead of the misandric hell that it is.

The subject is tricky so please join us and call in at (001) 310 388 9709, or Skype in, after the news. The Scandinavian listeners are particularly invited to join the talk and correct any aspect that we might have it wrong.