AnxiousMammoth3 Archive

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55	Well, r/feminismuncensored didn't really work out did it? The idea was doomed from the start. It's almost impossible to find feminists who are interested in listening to thoughtful criticism of feminism. They are taught that all criticism of feminism is just MRA trolls peddling caricatures, and so they write-off any criticism of feminism as misogyny. I think it's jarring for feminists when they encounter anti-feminists who aren't anti-women or anti-equality, but have legitimate thoughtful criticism of what the feminist movement has become, and of some …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/04/21 01:09 PM
7	High-school boys made to stand and apologise for being male Modern feminism is a toxic force in society. Being anti-feminist doesn't mean you are against the equality of women, it means you are against this.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/03/21 05:21 PM
3	I'm sorry if this is off topic. But what is with other men's subs on reddit being more concerned with maintaining the image of feminism than with the lived experiences of men? Places like these demonstrate why anti-feminism is necessary. Some of these places are clearly well-intentioned communities, but get dragged down by co-mingling their mission with the toxic elements of feminism. It's ok to disavow yourself from feminism -- people can't keep getting caught up in the semantic word trap. Anti-feminism doesn't mean you're against gender equality (the academic definition of feminism); it means you're against the collective actions of the modern feminist movement (the…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	18/03/21 04:16 PM
3	I posted a question about men's mental health on Reddit a few weeks ago. Some helpful conversations started BUT some unexpected conflicts began - ever since, I have been mentally unsettled & confused. I'm trying to consolidate what I believe & where I most closely align. Is it here? (I'm a woman.) Appreciate the earnest post. It sounds like you've learned an important lesson - that feminism is not just pro-women, but actively anti-man. It's easy to get swept up in the feminist propaganda that feminism is "about equality" and "about helping men too", but I think only after you directly experience the hate that feminists spread does it sink in what modern feminism is really about. Men experience it all the time, but I think most women are not as in-tune with the extent of feminist misandry …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/03/21 02:57 PM
10	I'm really beginning to hate the expectation that I be self-deprecating regarding my gender Yea, it's frustrating. Don't give into it, even though it's easy to get swept up in the mob mentality. I feel pretty confident that history will look back on this era of hateful identity politics as a misstep. The good news here is that while these attitudes pervade popular culture and politics, they're often easy to subvert in personal relationships. Modern feminists love to spread casual misandry, but they word it in a way that's just subtle enough to maintain plausible deniability, so that th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/03/21 03:21 PM
26	Are men the most hated group of all? Probably not, but men (specifically white men) are the one group it's socially acceptable/encouraged to be show hatred toward, so it can feel that way. Let's not focus on that, though. Developing a victim complex doesn't help anybody. I think it's best to just point out misandry where you see it. Try to shift the Overton window back to the point where it's not acceptable to show hated toward anybody for how they were born.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/03/21 05:39 PM
7	IMO, I think we should stop doing this I think you hit the nail on the head. Nobody was asking feminists what they’re doing for men until they started that PR campaign claiming feminism is about men too. I think another big factor is feminists just ran out of legitimate women’s issues to fight for, equality wasn’t good enough, so they’re trying to further boost sympathy for women by appropriating the oppression of others. We hear “intersectional feminism” all the time, but do we ever hear “intersectional BLM”? Of course not, because …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/03/21 03:38 PM
5	Teach me how to debate with feminists teach me how to encounter their false statistics and teach me how to respond to their questions properly? My number 1 suggestion is to keep your arguments short and focused. Most feminist arguments rely on mental gymnastics and word-twisting, so if you make your arguments short and direct, it limits their ability to use those bad faith tactics. They’re likely try to distract by responding with a long diatribe anyway — one that’s only tangentially related to what you said. Refocus the discussion by reiterating your short, focused argument, and don’t let them shift the conversation until the point you…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/03/21 03:17 PM