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| -4 | Posted by a feminist at my school. Thoughts?Nope, victim blaming is victim blaming, also we're not talking about a force of nature, we're talking about rapists (male and female) who have made a conscious choice to rape. We live in a culture that subtly accepts rape and rape culture must be confronted by all people, men and women must not passively support or ignore/deny rape culture. It must be confronted and hounded out, everyone has part to play in doing so. Is this a universal view of feminism? Nope. The default arresting of the man is… | /r/MensRights | 14/09/12 02:01 PM |
| -2 | Posted by a feminist at my school. Thoughts?Historically you had the vote, property rights, higher pay, access to institutions women did not, etc... In today's world you live in a culture when women are blamed for their rape and depending on how drunk they were/what they were wearing the man can get a free pass in the eyes of society and where you're a cheap flight away from enjoying the privleges of olde. Your second point is you misinterpreting those exclusive privleges as "gains" that warrant keeping. | /r/MensRights | 14/09/12 01:49 PM |
| 5 | Posted by a feminist at my school. Thoughts?It is the social dynamic of gender relations which pushes certain genders into certain roles and shames those who wish to break them, there you go, that's what it consists of. The roles were/are largely negative for women and were/are largely beneficial for men. The legitimate issues you and others in this subreddit have about how men suffer from current gender roles (child access, divorce court, etc...) stem from the roles the patriarchy thrusts upon men, the problem is that you blame women for… | /r/MensRights | 14/09/12 01:20 PM |
| -2 | Posted by a feminist at my school. Thoughts?Patriarchy is a well established social theory for gender relations not the wishy-washy boogie man you present it as. It is the dynamic that said that women shouldn't vote or leave the house an that they're responsible for being the victims of rape and that men should earn more, shouldn't display their emotions, or be primary child raisers. It needs to be smashed. | /r/MensRights | 14/09/12 01:14 PM |
| -20 | Posted by a feminist at my school. Thoughts?Feminism is blaming rape culture which shifts responsibility for rape onto the victim for having the audacity to wear a short skirt, we teach children not to steal (and don't do things like blame the mugged elderly lady for having her handbag on show) we need to teach people not to rape. Men can stop rape when we confront rape culture and recognise that the responsibility for rape is on the rapist and there are no loopholes or green flags that make it okay (be it the victims intoxication, style … | /r/MensRights | 14/09/12 01:10 PM |
| 2 | Why so much hate for r/seduction?Oh they are but it doesn't negate the many bad things I find within PUA | /r/seduction | 01/08/12 07:39 PM |
| 3 | Why so much hate for r/seduction?Here is a repost of mine from a thread is askmen which is summarises my ultimately negative view of the whole PUA scene ... (modern) PUA had innocent enough beginnings, essentially a bunch of (somewhat) anti-social men on IRC trading dating advice and trying to self improve. The problem came when certain members became very good, people like Mystery who for nearly ten years went out most nights a week and observed the guys successful at picking up women and copied it. When these successful peopl… | /r/seduction | 01/08/12 04:42 PM |
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