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1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Your false rape allegation argument is anecdotal and not indicative of general truth and major societal problems. In the same light, I can reference multiple stories of women. being raped and the school ignoring the allegations though we cannot say that all school does this or that, there is a prevalent rape culture in schools that generally favor protecting male students from false allegations as opposed to protecting women from actual rape. For your second point: there is plenty of evidence fo…	/r/MensRights	24/01/23 01:45 PM
1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Do you know what STEM fucking means? You re giving me statistics for MD students while trying to refute my stats for all of STEM. Jesus Christ learn to fucking read. All please look back at this thread, CAREFULLY. You clearly singled out medicine field for no reason as though it represents all of STEM.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 06:29 PM
1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Are we talking about the medical field specifically or STEM in general? I literally said 27% of STEM is women and you respond with half of MD students are women? Like?? Ok, and you have still failed to disprove my point.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 05:28 PM
1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Are you literally illiterate? No like Im genuinely asking because I just said, my personal experience does not give me the power or knowledge to make a generalization about men.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 05:26 PM
1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Which claim do you require evidence for? I have made many. I would be happy to argue with real evidence instead of one-off misrepresented "facts". And how come you deem it a "religion basically meaning everything I say has no basis without waiting for my rebuttal or potential lack of evidence? It already seems like you have made up your mind and are "asking for evidence" as a rhetorical question.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 05:25 PM
2	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Men go through sexual abuse and discriminatory dress coding more often? Do you have any research about this? I would be really interested to read into this.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 05:22 PM
0	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system If ur tirade is over, I implore you to google U.S. census bureau. Women make up 27% of the STEM field, medicine included. See, no feminists, just facts. Now you can argue that if the percent is so low then its because women simply dont want to do STEM. That is an ongoing argument. There is no lobby to make women dominate science or anything. Your persecution complex is insane.	/r/MensRights	09/08/22 05:20 PM
-4	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system LMAOOOOOO read a fucking book instead getting your info from tiktok, Jesus christ. Kids aren't allowed to get hormone treatment anyway but that is besides the point. Yes actually 74.3% of teachers being women is the patriarchy's fault since primary education teaching is seen as a "woman job"" and fields involving children are deemed "feminine". This both deters men from wanting to become teachers at the primary education level (as there a lot of male professors) and also leads to discriminatory …	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 08:46 PM
2	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Are the stats for general STEM classes %70 or just yours?	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 08:38 PM
0	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Don't mind these people they have rotted their critical thinking capabilities as evidenced by the their essay about an Australian woman instead of answering your point about their own double standards. And they also fail to realize the Patriarchy and misogynistic ideas of "women's jobs" and "working with children seen as feminine" are the main causes for lack of men in the primary education field in both deterring men, and discriminatory employment practices.	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 05:57 PM
-2	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Yeah but look at the percentages of people in power or in higher-up positions in STEM. Big difference. Nice try	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 05:51 PM
-3	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system This is completely fucking anecdotal! I can count more instances of a male teacher snapping or breaking down or going into an ego-trip at the slightest perceived disrespect than any of my female teachers, this doesn't make it a general rule that men are like this, it's just my personal experience. And y'all claim to be in favor of science and rationality, it's laughable that you consider anecdotes and individual experiences as evidence for your misogynistic claims.	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 05:50 PM
-2	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Yes but ignore predatory male teachers, female student sexual abuse, sexualizing dress codes, schools ignoring rape allegations. Its sad that you guys are obsessed with chants from 4th grade and annoying teachers, school sucks for everyone, if you try to make this a gender issue your problems seem trivial compared to what women go through, so its better to just try to better the school experience for all genders. GET YOUR HEADS OUT OF YOUR ASSES!!!	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 05:47 PM
1	The education system in western countries is a toxic matriarchal system Yes, the standard map being the way it is, is in fact eurocentric. Of course "white people being on top of black people is racist" is a unnuanced sentence and I doubt that's what your teacher meant. But the current map as it is always has Europe centered and everywhere else is described according to that. This is widely accepted literature and a consesus amongst The geography community.	/r/MensRights	07/08/22 05:43 PM