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| -9 | What would the feminists do during war?Women helped a lot in wars. And those women would be unlikely to take any bullshit from the people who never fought in a war. Some people would call those women feminists. | /r/MensRights | 24/02/22 02:42 PM |
| -4 | What would the feminists do during war?You cannot fight hypocricy with hypocricy. | /r/MensRights | 24/02/22 02:39 PM |
| 2 | 4ChanAnita talks the usual hypocricial passivistic crap. But I think that the "women in games" problem is more complicated. I think that there really is a bias (not saying it's devs' fault) against female characters in games and I have an explanation hypothesis. Women characters cannot please women/feminists. Whatever you do, you would be hated by some group of women. Common woman? => Boring! Stereotyped! Fat woman? => Humiliating! Dehumanizing! Thin woman? => Unrealistic body standards! Write woman?… | /r/MensRights | 25/06/14 08:16 PM |
| 7 | Why are today's young men scared of girls who want children? (The Daily Fail)I consider this article to be slightly more positive than negative. An "old-fashioned" woman discovers a problem and even somewhat undershands that the men aren't the only ones to blame here. In the end, I think that it's people like that, who, given enough enlightment, will push away feminism. Let’s not forget that in the olden days, both men and women could slip into their prescribed roles and not think too hard about it. Dad would go out to work, Mum would stay at home. But in the wake of so … | /r/MensRights | 25/06/14 11:55 AM |
| 5 | Why are today's young men scared of girls who want children? (The Daily Fail)She did in fact mention it. She seems to sort of understnd this root of the problem, but is either unsure or just doesn't want to tell the controversial truth. Let’s not forget that in the olden days, both men and women could slip into their prescribed roles and not think too hard about it. Dad would go out to work, Mum would stay at home. But in the wake of so much choice on how to arrange things comes real confusion. And so the romantic image of men who provide, hunter-gatherer-style, is one t… | /r/MensRights | 25/06/14 11:50 AM |
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