Equality_lgbtqia Archive

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1	Dixie Chicks song where they plot to murder the husband of friend. First of all, it’s a fucking song, you do not need to take that seriously. Second of all, It’s about woman’s empowerment and standing up to an abuser, it’s not saying that all women should kill their husbands. What songs do most of the time is they take an idea and take it to the extreme. you don’t need to get your panties in a twist because some girls wrote a song you don’t like.	/r/MensRights	07/04/26 01:48 AM
1	Schools The Most Misandrist Institutions I’m truly sorry that you had a hard time in school however I don’t think that’s specifically a gender thing. Just so you can understand what it was like for me as a lesbian girl in high school I’d love to tell you what it was like for me. I was constantly bullied by both boys and girls but boys were the ones who got physical more often. I was touched inappropriately on multiple occasions and boys would constantly threaten to rape me to “show me that I wasn’t really lesbian”. I was pushed, trippe…	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 05:36 AM
1	How Is Misogyny Institutional? I’m curious can you tell me what those laws are?	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 05:22 AM
1	How Is Misogyny Institutional? Yeah, when an argument has proof/statistics it tends to be a lot more accurate than someone just talking about their personal experiences and opinions. I thought that was common sense.	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 05:21 AM
1	How Is Misogyny Institutional? Misandry doesn’t exist in a vacuum, it develops as a response to misogyny. If you were part of a group that was consistently harassed, denied equal rights, had control over your body debated, and faced daily disrespect, would you really feel no anger or resentment? As someone assigned female at birth, misogyny isn’t theoretical to me, it’s something I experience regularly. From being catcalled and touched without consent to being talked down to or overlooked, these experiences add up. And while …	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 05:17 AM
-1	Yes, it's all of them That is an incredibly ignorant connection to make. How many women have killed men for just being men? You clearly don’t know anything about the KKK or feminism and you have never been a victim of either. Saying that is not only extremely offensive to feminists but it’s so ignorant to say towards people of color. Do literally five minutes of research on the KKK and you’ll see how stupid that statement is. Feminism got women the right to vote, the KKK killed over 3,000 people.	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 04:43 AM
1	Yes, it's all of them How have you personally been affected by feminism?	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 04:40 AM
0	Women are more affected by suicide Suicide should never be used to put a community down. No one’s death should be your backing for hate. Men do commit more often than women, instead of talking about how awful women are men should be looking inward. Men in our society are told to hold everything in which cases a worsening mental state. The patriarchy only benefits the people at the very top men and women need to come together and reexamine how we look at mental health as a whole.	/r/MensRights	29/03/26 04:28 AM