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1	So a feminist research team suggests a 34 hour work week for women, and 47 hours for men. For equality. In reality, most women working full-time are putting in much more than 34-hour weeks: one survey of 8000 Australian adults found that two thirds of Australia's full-time employees work more than 40 hours. Talking to Broadly, Professor Lyndall Strazdins, one of the study's co-researchers - said the study revealed that men are operating at an advantage in the labour market, which equates to about 100 extra hours up their sleeves each year. "But if we encourage women to try to attain those work hou…	/r/MensRights	07/01/20 12:18 PM
-2	Literally Hitler... I don't believe that "they started it first" is a valid argument in this case. With men's rights movements I believe we should pay heed to the manner in which we express certain sentiments so that the 'other side' can't criticize us for wrong doing. It's pretty useless to utilise the tactics that the people we criticize are using; it rids us of credibility and provides more ammo to them to turn people away from us. But that's simply my opinion, I could be mistaken.	/r/MensRights	14/11/17 02:51 AM
6	TIL The most common human psychological bias that affects Men's Rights Are you kidding me? Most idiotic MGTOWs and especially Incels are ostracised, and rightly so. It's more of a problem with men's rights because many, many people assume you're a misogynist simply because you advocate for men's rights. Feminism is criticised when feminists do dumb shit, yes. MGTOW and MRAs are, too. However, I've also seen MRAs being demonized for simply identifying with that moniker, even t they're not misogynistic or such.	/r/MensRights	24/12/16 02:59 AM
12	TIL The most common human psychological bias that affects Men's Rights No, it's like saying you don't like the Alt-Right, and that's an understandable sentiment because the most vocal, the most active alt-righters can be racist and bigoted, which shifts the basic concerns and ideologies the movement supposedly supports. That's the same with feminism, although feminism has a much positive track record in the past. In my opinion, it's okay to say "I dislike feminism" and when asked why, mention the exams of the most vocal ideologues and their "hijacking" of the movem…	/r/MensRights	24/12/16 02:56 AM

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