Dyno_Bytes Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! Someone with an opinion. I didn’t say my expectations should matter to anyone.	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 11:50 PM
1	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! It’s not necessary for the general masses to understand the entirety of the discourse. What is necessary is that stark conclusion like men suck women are snotty based off of essentialized sentiments should not happen. It is okay to be ignorant about a complicated social system, what is NOT okay is assuming that you can reduce it to a conclusive sentence. I do not expect people to understand every aspect, but I expect people to be reflexive in the acknowledgment that they do not know everything.	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 10:38 PM
0	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! That does include the dismissal of men’s rights, at least in my experience. I’m not exactly sure what you’re getting at in the second comment about power but I’ll try to respond by trying to clarify what I meant in relation to power. These feminists with power, in leadership positions specifically, may express these issues in a equitable and fair light. However, even if they do, a discourse around subjective values applied to a complicated systems theory of power and resistance is difficult to s…	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 05:47 PM
-2	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! No. That is not the translation. The translation is actually that it can’t be simply boiled down to one sentence and it is YOUR reductionist attitude that is the problem in both feminist and men’s right movement. If you think you can reduce an entire system of values and power into a sentence then you need to actively work on your critical self reflexivity. Men = bad. Feminist = snotty brats. This is an extremely unhelpful viewpoint and does nothing to help anyone.	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 04:26 PM
0	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! I full heartedly believe in men’s right, but not as an anti-feminist cause. I have witnessed active participants in both men’s right movement and feminist movement who have been completely misguided and hypocritical. However, I have also seen the ways in which these two movements have expressed immense love for themselves and each other in acknowledgment of the system in which they are both operating. When I said red haired with a megaphone I was referring to a woman, however I do no believe tha…	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 04:21 PM
2	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! I agree! The main issue is that mainstream feminist posits men as the perpetrator of violence and women as the victims. Which is ironic because they themselves are forcing an oppressive dichotomy instead of looking at how the system in which men and women operate force roles onto them. If men are toxic and evil, are they to blame? Or is the same system that oppresses women forcing men to act in toxic ways?	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 04:15 PM
-1	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! I totally agree and meant to share that as my experience not being necessarily representative of what happens all the time but as a possibility. I know that the difference in classes I took in community college vs university was huge. At the lower level I was appalled at the man hating. I think I began to see what was appealing in “feminism” when I began to read women of color discourse. It’s sort of ironic that the most agreeable and equitable forms of feminism I have come across have actively …	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 04:13 PM
69	Judge Judy on child custody. Simple, Straight and Quick! 3rd wave feminism as a hypocritical modality isn’t a new issue. The hypocrisy in feminism began with trans and race exclusion during the first wave. There is a reason women of color discourse, especially native women’s discourse, is extremely hesitant to be associated with the feminist label. Since this hypocrisy has always been present I believe the distinction among feminism should be classified along the lines of “mainstream” or not, where the major difference is placed upon a subscription to…	/r/MensRights	10/06/18 09:21 AM