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| 0 | Just less than a month apart.Forcing men to act like women or "express themselves" in the same way as men is damaging and counter productive. I never said I would like to "force men to act like women", I would like for the restrictive male gender roles to be broken down. Using the image in the OP, the idea in society that men should cry is very harmful to lots of men. I, and the vast majority of feminists, would agree that the hypocrisy in the image in the OP is terrible and that the Daily Mail is a rag. For the other point… | /r/MensRights | 13/12/16 12:18 AM |
| 1 | Just less than a month apart.With regard to the fact that women make up a larger portion of the electorate than men, this would go back round to my point that everyone in society upholds patriarchal values to some extent, regardless of gender(yes, even feminists). A day before the US election, I heard a woman on the radio saying that while she wasn't voting for Trump because she felt he didn't espouse Christian values that she held, she wasn't voting for Clinton either because she didn't believe a woman should hold the offi… | /r/MensRights | 12/12/16 08:23 PM |
| -7 | Just less than a month apart.Maybe you don't understand what patriarchy means, or maybe you are just misunderstanding how others are understanding it? I posited that you misunderstand it because in your comment you asserted that because the article was written by a women, it couldn't possibly be patriarchal. That demonstrates a clear misunderstanding of what the term means. Patriarchy theory, regardless of how it is upheld or reinforced, still assumes men in a position of power and authority, which is not only false(women h… | /r/MensRights | 12/12/16 06:42 PM |
| -12 | Just less than a month apart.I think you(and a lot of people in this sub, given that this is the top comment here) are misunderstanding what is meant by the term 'patriarchy'. 'Patriarchy' is not synonymous with 'men'. It's not a person or group of people, it's a system in society that is upheld and reinforced by people of all genders. | /r/MensRights | 12/12/16 06:10 PM |
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