Sub question: how much do we know about the authors? This Wikipedia article doesnβt shed much light https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BanΕ«_MΕ«sΔ
Its a long shot but i figured out its worth a try:
ISBN: 9027703299, 9789027703293
Source: elmundo.es/papel/2020/05/05/5eafeb2e21efa044598b459c.html
Diego de los Santos: "Men in Spain are second-class citizens
Diego de los Santos. LΓΌdenscheid, Germany, 1969. This biologist and doctor in Ecology, who defines himself as an anti-system, is the author of 'GΓ©nero Singular. Manual para gente sin gΓ©nero' (Samarcanda), a controversial anti-feminist book.
Reporter: Why is his work so anti-feminist?
Interviewee: Whoever defends equality today will necessarily be against this feminism, which is the greatest source of legal inequality that exists in Spain.
Reporter: Has it rained a lot of criticism on you?
Interviewee: No, on the contrary. The rejection of this 'gender' feminism is already quite common. People are coming out of the ideological closet, fortunately. That's what my book is for, in case anyone needs a little push to think without taboos.
Reporter: Feminism defends the equality of men and women, don't you agree?
Interviewee: That's what the RAE (Royal Spanish Academy) says, but the reality is different. Feminism, in the name of equality, has done away with equality. Anyone who hasn't heard of this is living on another planet. Or it's that they don't want to know.
Reporter: Why do you say that feminism is a neo-Machism?
Interviewee: Because it defends a savage segregation in the law on the basis of sex. And because it focuses the debate on female victimhood. For feminism, as for machismo, "boys don't cry, they have to fight", as BosΓ© sang. In essence, nothing has changed. We men now have to escape from this post-modern machismo that is called feminism, and which objectifies us.
Reporter: His thesis would fit if there were as many men as women killed by their partners.
Interviewee: They have told us: since Pepe has killed his wife, and Pepe is a man, men are murderers, and we can already discriminate against them. It is a fallacy, it is perverse, because those who kill are the murderers, not the men. I refuse to be put in the sack of monsters, if I accepted it I would lose that human dignity that today they want to take away from me.
Reporter: Nor have we ever had a woman president of the government.
Interviewee: There is a symbiosis between feminism and political power, but it is a macho pact. None of the feminist parties we have in Spain has ever proposed a female candidate. The role of feminism in this marriage of convenience is, from a second level, to manipulate the female vote.
Reporter: Is the female vote manipulate
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Opening a windows works well but not in winter. Was thinking of installing a HRV of some sort (heat recovery ventilator) on a regular window or patio door, something like this link
Here's the blurb:
Seven children born with a genius gene
One professor that connects them all
Hundreds of forgotten gravesZero explanation
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