Brief_Ad7468 Archive

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-1	Hello and I have a question. I’m sure it depends on who you ask, but I think of it as a philosophy that regards men and all things masculine as being superior, but that superiority requires rigid adherence to certain expectations. This is tricky though, because it’s not always obvious and there are also aspects of it that have changed over time. For example, most men regard women in a positive way, but that doesn’t mean they’re seen as equals (or even people) necessarily. A better example would be that while traditionally m…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	05/02/25 02:15 AM
1	Zero-Sum Empathy Unfortunately I think the current zeitgeist is very much one of black and white thinking. Not that we haven’t always been prone to it, but it seems to have reached a fever pitch, where even just entertaining certain possibilities will get you targeted. It saddens me greatly. Western culture is already fairly dualistic, and that has created movements for justice that by their very nature tend towards zero sum/victim perpetrator mentality. This doesn’t work on a micro level (blaming your spouse fo…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	05/02/25 01:17 AM