There Ought To Be A Law

Some would say it doesn’t mat­ter, but I find it somewhat mor­tif­ying (though for­tu­nate for the Democ­rats), that only around half of Ame­ri­cans can correctly iden­tify the Democ­rats as the majo­rity party in Congress.

2008 PEW RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE PEOPLE & THE PRESS (pdf)

Car­pet­bag­ger Report has a pretty good analy­sis.

Ame­ri­cans are pretty sharp when it comes to cele­brity news though, and for that we should take a bow.

Then we have a man who obviously needs to get a life. Roy Den Hollan­der, an attor­ney with women issues, has filed Filed an Anti­fe­mi­nist Suit Against Colum­bia.

“a law­suit in Uni­ted Sta­tes Dis­trict Court in Manhat­tan against Colum­bia for offe­ring women’s stu­dies cour­ses, which Mr. Den Hollan­der sees as disc­ri­mi­na­tory toward men. His class-action suit accu­ses Colum­bia of using govern­ment aid to preach a “reli­gio­nist belief sys­tem called feminism.”

The same nut job who filed a law­suit against parts of The Vio­lence Against Women Act, who wrongly assu­mes Ladies Night was a case of men sub­si­di­zing women and filed a Fede­ral law­suit to end the disc­ri­mi­na­tion against men by New York City nightc­lubs that charge men more for admis­sion than fema­les, is at it again.

Pro­fi­led in The New Yor­ker last year while crui­sing a dance club in mid­town Manhat­tan, loo­king for the Asian, Black or Latino women he clai­med to pre­fer, “I tend to be attrac­ted to black and Latin chicks, and Asian chicks,” lamen­ting on the volume of the music which he said inter­fe­red with his abi­lity to hit on women because “When I hit on a girl, I need to be able to talk to her.” Not to men­tion the guy had to be close to fifty years old at the time of that inter­view, though he doesn’t admit his age.

Roy Den Hollan­der used to like Rus­sian women until he sepa­ra­ted from his Rus­sian wife, a woman who appa­rently married him only for a green card, go figure. He sub­se­quently sued his ex-wife and her emplo­yer under some kind of rac­ke­tee­ring sta­tute. The case of course was dis­mis­sed. That’s when he appea­red to go a little crazy, and the law suits keep coming.

Some women hating going on here for sure.
There really should be a law.

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22 Comments

  • I’m frigh­te­ned enough don’t scare me so.

    The dude is crazy, it’s been a year since he got any real publi­city he had to file another law­suit. The Rus­sian wife? Not too bright if he fell for that.

    How did you manage to get that magna to look so much like you?

    • It has been about year since he’s had any serious coverage.

      The magna lets you choose the eyes and face shape — ethan did it, if I’d cho­sen it pro­bably wouldn’t look so much like me. I’ll do one for you and have them send it to your email.

  • The pro­blem isn’t woman-hating suits — it’s too many law­yers. We’ve got a bum­per crop in the US, and they are so eager for busi­ness they’ll sue dam­ned near anyone for anything. With that many JDs out there ena­bling the crack­pots, you’re bound to get a Den Hollan­der or two to pop up on the radar.

    • You’re right on the law­yers, though I read somewhere they are in high demand again as a career even though a few years ago it appea­red we had a glut of them.

  • I hate laws against hate. They always end up cited in hate­ful lawsuits.

    • Wha­te­ver law someone will cha­llenge it for sure. This guy is a little off in the head though. it’s really hard to drudge up anger against an insane person.

  • Like the admi­nis­tra­tive law judge who sued the dry clea­ners for millions because they mis­pla­ced his pants. Law­yers are crazy.
    This one has a little women hate going on resul­ting from that whole “I was too stu­pid to know this women just wan­ted a green card” thing.

  • peo­ple tend not to unders­tand some­body is marr­ying them for their citi­zenship when it’s obvious to every­body around them. Most don’t become oppo­site sex haters and liti­gious however

    • I guess the only solu­tion to this mad­ness is to give green cards out to all Rus­sian women who ask. It might pre­vent men who can’t find the type of women ( sex slave, House Frau, hus­band admi­rer), he is loo­king for from making the same mis­take and going into a simi­lar women hating tailspin.

  • I remem­ber, in under­grad, guys making jokes about Women’s Stu­dies being “sexist.” I just love that this notion extends farther into the public. And by “love,” of course, I mean the exact opposite.

    And yes, you are so right about the Ame­ri­can public and celeb-knowledge. There is more impor­tance pla­ced on the names of Ange­lina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s chil­dren than Obama naming his running-mate.

    • I took on women’s stu­dies class as an elec­tive, my inte­res­tes were elsewhere, but I do think the men in the class were sur­pri­sed they actually lear­ned something.

  • Sepa­rate but equal comments:

    1. It seems that rather than repre­sen­ta­tive democ­racy, this country is ruled by democ­racy in absen­tia. Most folks are per­fectly willing to cast a vote every 4 years for pre­si­dent, and then hope the ship of state can run on auto-pilot after that. And those cele­bri­ties are so dar­ned inte­res­ting. Obviously, the sta­tus quo makes out pretty well in the bar­gain.
    2. I bet the guy has some inte­res­ting pick-up lines.
    3. The Face Your Manga tur­ned out really well (can’t speak to the accu­racy) and I like the new design.

    • Yup, It’s like not get­ting your teeth clea­ned until they are falling out.
      I thank you or that little magna suggestion.

  • That’s almost too funny. Sad, was­te­ful, but funny in a sick way.

    Did you see his web­site? There are a lot of men who really dis­like women, and most of them are using some past issue as their basis. That speaks to psycho­logy, something I know nothing about.

    • I saw the webiste but didn’t link it because I didn’t feel the need. Obviously he goes around fin­ding clients who like to sue for simi­lar cau­ses as well.
      Psycho­logy or patho­logy? ;)

  • As far as Ame­ri­cans know­ledge about Con­gress, I’m not mor­ti­fied since its par for the course. If it’s not on Sports Cen­ter or Enter­tain­ment tonight, chan­ces are most Ame­ri­cans don’t know about it.

    Yet, that never stops the end­less bitch, pis­sing and moa­ning about con­gress, laws, the way things are, etc.; by these exact same peo­ple not only don’t doing anything about it, but are inten­tio­nally clue­less as to whats going on.

    And for Roy Den Hollan­der, his actions are women’s fault. If he’d got­ten some play when he was youn­ger, he wouldn’t hate you all so much now :P

  • Damn Repu­bli­cans.

  • Land of the free and home of the litigious.

    Dems are lucky most peo­ple don’t know it they’ve done such a disap­poin­ting job.

  • pennsyl­tucky is full of small-dicked men who cons­tantly com­plain about how women are too free and not willing enough to scrub their toi­lets. some of those types are una­ble to main­tain rela­tionships with regu­lar, local women and resort to mail-order bri­des. when those rela­tionships do not pan out, they com­plain about how the women from Rus­sia or the Phi­lli­pi­nes are not docile enough and are only in it for the green card.

    but it’s not about the sex or the green card; rather, it’s about the small-dicked men having con­trol issues. the same with Hollan­der. it’s the con­trol he wants, not the rela­tionship. is it any won­der then that he’s paying for the com­pa­nionship? so, yes, it’s a patho­logy. much more that then him being a law­yer. he’d still have the same issues if he were a let­ter carrier. of course, he’d pro­bably really go pos­tal so it’s a good thing that he’s a lawyer.