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I definitely understand what you are saying. But i earnestly believe that the feminist activism is against males. You can find a lot of lovely videos explaining this. While you find a lot against feminism here you won't find much or any hatred towards women in general. For example, the belief here based on proper studies is that females commit more domestic abuse than men, and they know they can get away with it because men can't hit girls (no exceptions). Instead of attacking women in general w…
/r/MensRights21/07/14 12:47 PM
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That conversation goes a little weird with the oil. He said indirectly, so i assume he was correlating wealth/standards of living with human rights like you, but the problem with wealth is that you can have countries like Qatar which are new and from conservative muslim regions that are extremely wealthy yet not so progressive. But in general as a community gets more wealthy rights will get better. I live in Scandinavia, i can't say i hear that much about feminism. In general its a very progress…
/r/MensRights21/07/14 12:09 PM
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I suppose feminism was supposed to address all gender issues This has never been true. Google feminism, or heck just look at the name, its slogan is 'equality for women'. Feminism has always been for women. This used to make sense, men were allowed more responsibility and because of this women felt lacking in power (voting rights, etc.), now adays its become what many people refer to as post-feminism. Because everyone is taught how women didn't have the same rights 100 years it has become mainst…
/r/MensRights21/07/14 03:00 AM
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Well... its true in a broader sense but also pretty false. Its like saying, why are countries fighting when we all want better things for our people, why cant we just get along. Obviously your ignoring which people are getting the better things, what those things are and where they are taken from, the different cultures and perspectives and politics... I'll put it in simple terms. Most feminists see our society as a male partiarchy. Think about what that means, most women believe men are advanta…
/r/MensRights21/07/14 02:01 AM
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It could be, but gender norms do exist and short hair is the norm for men but not for women. A better comparison is to say, what if the military said that for the sake of equality everyone had to have waist long hair. Many men would be embarrassed to go home or walk around town if they had long plaited hair. I think its easier to get away with long hair for men than short hair for women. Personally i find buzz-cuts to look weird on a man and to be especially unattractive on a woman. Not saying t…
/r/MensRights19/07/14 10:45 PM
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There is a lot of hypocrisy from feminists. Women and feminists will be bias in their favour, we are not immune from bias either, although hopefully we have less of it. I tend to get angry when i write my anti-feminist rants, its probably this, that we do get carried away instead of writing calm helpful posts, this is why people on the other side might think you are an asshole. Although that doesn't have to be the case either, many religious people feel insulted when an atheist is just being hon…
/r/MensRights19/07/14 09:16 PM
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Her/His quote is a silly perspective to take, not yours. The one you quoted from the sexist article. I agree with your comment. I will edit and remove my first line so this is not repeated. Women don't necessarily insist on getting things. I do know it is too common in modern times for women to expect their men to cater to their wants and needs, but if i was a women i also know that it would be pretty insulting. There are some similarities between the generalization that women want men to buy th…
/r/MensRights19/07/14 09:33 AM
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Men are taught to put women (and children) first. Its quite natural for men to take up the support for feminism, especially when it is mainstream and uses catchy slogans for support. What man doesn't want to support equality (what people call feminism), the problem is that it is hard to see through it and notice the inequality, the lies, and the ignorant hatred..
/r/MensRights19/07/14 07:40 AM
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Feminists have been pushing anti-rape so hard that it has turned into the witch hunts. They make no attempt to differentiate between a guy who misunderstands a woman during sex and someone who drags another person into an alleyway to forcibly penetrate them between beatings and threats. The greatest irony is that feminists pushed this image to suit their agenda, they made people think of brutal alleyway rape as the norm for sexual misconduct or rape charges. Its not as outrageous to hear a story…
/r/MensRights19/07/14 07:34 AM
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