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2	Male Privilege Is a Myth I should point out that society is gynocentric, even if it is men who make the laws. Oof, we are... definitely not from the same country. (I'm from one of those countries that aborts female fetuses. The suicide rates for women and men are even equal.) Which societies are gynocentric in your opinion? Probably not Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, India, China, or South Korea. Even the USA is the only first-world country without paid maternity leave, so that's a no-go... It seems like you believe that wo…	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 08:41 AM
1	Male Privilege Is a Myth I have a serious question: what is your goal? Do you want to find solutions to problems that I 100% agree with you on, or do you want to drive away every woman who stumbles across this subreddit? Do you speak up and correct other posters whenever someone lumps women together as a monolith? I spent 20 minutes clicking through everything on the front page, Guilded everyone who called out sexist behavior. There were only a handful of users that did this. If you don't bat an eye when someone stereot…	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 08:12 AM
2	Male Privilege Is a Myth Hey there! I will try to make things simple, as American English is not my best language. Whenever I debate, I try to avoid using words like "Patriarchy" and even "Feminism" because I think labels make people defensive, as if you are pointing the finger on them. I think that life is terribly unkind and unfair to the vast majority of us, so we need to find common ground. 1) No, I do not believe that the history of mankind is the absolute subjugation of women by men. For the majority of human hist…	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 03:35 AM
1	Male Privilege Is a Myth Men are taken more seriously and considered for more leadership roles. Especially tall, attractive, wealthy, white men. (Of course, this is a small percentage of men.) Every single U.S. President has been a male. More specifically, a white male, with the exception of Barack Obama. Only 6.6% of all Fortune 500 CEOs are women, but this is actually an all-time historical high. Men are more likely to be a victim of violent crime (at the hands of another man), however, women are much more likely to b…	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 02:31 AM
1	Male Privilege Is a Myth Anytime! Here on Reddit, the debate comes to you! All of these statistics are very troubling. Anyone who claims that men "have it easy" is obviously wrong, and is probably trying to make the conversation about their struggles by engaging in "suffering Olympics." What do you want to debate about?	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 02:18 AM
-2	Male Privilege Is a Myth "Feminist" here (depends on which school of feminism), willing to risk the automatic downvote around these parts. I can see why you'd be angry at any woman who claims that men "have it easy," as that's obviously not true. Old-school Feminist academics have written pretty extensively about the objectively awful working/living conditions that many men experience. Virtually of the world's most dangerous and strenuous manual labor jobs fall on men. Men are much more likely to be victims of violent c…	/r/MensRights	13/03/20 02:10 AM
3	Why is the ratio of clinical depression between women and men in the USA almost 2:1? This is true, I do agree women are more pro active about this, but I also think its simply easier for them to do, due to natural abilities of higher EQ and simply having more innate social value. I totally understand where you’re coming from, but personally I think this is a very defeatist way to think. With a bit of self-awareness and effort, anyone can improve their EQ. Carefully observe the things that women do for other people. Remembering office birthdays and bringing in baked goods for cow…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/06/16 07:48 AM

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