Schonell Treatment - Revision history

Robert Brockway at 13:14, 16 February 2020

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	The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre at the University of Queensland, Australia.		The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre at the University of Queensland, Australia.

	[[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. ~~As described by staff of the theatre, it~~ was ~~entirely~~ ~~booked~~ ~~until~~ ~~the~~ ~~last~~ ~~day~~ of ~~2016~~ ~~but~~ ~~they~~ ~~were~~ ~~not~~ ~~accepting bookings for even~~ the ~~first day of~~ ~~2017~~.		[[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. This was clearly a thinly veiled lie intended to prevent a booking being made at the Schonell Theatre.

	This was clearly a thinly veiled lie intended to prevent a booking being made at the Schonell Theatre.

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Robert Brockway at 13:14, 16 February 2020

2020-02-16T13:14:10Z

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	The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre at the University of Queensland, Australia.		The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre at the University of Queensland, Australia.

	[[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the ~~end~~ of 2016 but ~~for some reason~~ they were not ~~yet~~ accepting ~~any~~ bookings for 2017.		[[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the last day of 2016 but they were not accepting bookings for even the first day of 2017.

			This was clearly a thinly veiled lie intended to prevent a booking being made at the Schonell Theatre.

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Robert Brockway at 13:12, 16 February 2020

2020-02-16T13:12:23Z

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	The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre, ~~after [[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached~~ the ~~theatre to attempt to arrange a screening~~ of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, ~~it was entirely booked until the end of 2016 but for some reason they were not yet accepting any bookings for 2017~~.		The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre at the University of Queensland, Australia.

			[[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the end of 2016 but for some reason they were not yet accepting any bookings for 2017.

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Robert Brockway at 13:11, 16 February 2020

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Robert Brockway at 13:10, 16 February 2020

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	The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre, after [[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the end of 2016 but for some reason they were not yet accepting any bookings for 2017.		The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre, after [[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the end of 2016 but for some reason they were not yet accepting any bookings for 2017.

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The Schonell Treatment occurs when [[MRA]]s or [[anti-feminist]s try to book venues for events. Many venues do not wish to host men's rights or anti-feminist events, either due to their own biases or because of a fear of public backlash - backlash that almost never actually occurs. Schonell Treatment is named after the Schonell Theatre, after [[Robert Brockway]] from [[Men's Rights Brisbane]] approached the theatre to attempt to arrange a screening of [[The Red Pill]] in late 2016 or early 2017. Brockway initially approached the Schonell Theatre to arrange a booking in November or December 2016 but was told that the venue was entirely booked. He then inquired about a booking in January or February 2017 and was told that the Schonell Theatre was not taking bookings for 2017. As described by staff of the theatre, it was entirely booked until the end of 2016 but for some reason they were not yet accepting any bookings for 2017.

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