CP_Chronicler Archive

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3	Ruined franchises and existential lonliness Someone mentioned no role models… be one yourself! Star Wars came out in the 1970s at a time when society at large was telling you that everything was corrupt, antiheroes ruled movies, the president of the US was corrupt and impeached for it, nothing was sacred and there was no point in having dreams of a future. Lucas’ goal with Star Wars was to push back against that and assert positive values for society in the form of space-fantasy mythology. We’re in the same place now. Extremism claims tha…	/r/MensRights	20/09/24 04:47 PM
2	What do men's rights activists get shamed by society, by feminists, by women in general? Why aren't mra's allowed to speak at colleges, on tv shows, talks shows, and on the streets? Because men’s rights activists exist to counter women’s rights with equally combative approaches, and are frequently associated with extreme right politics. The perception of extremism is where the harm comes from. The idea of men’s rights activists could mean two things: good faith men who want to bond and figure out how to lead healthier lives in peace with society at large, and bad faith men who are angry and want to fight back against anything that seems to attack them. The latter is a probl…	/r/MensRights	20/09/24 04:30 PM