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| 3 | Time to get positive. What would help alienated men?I think it's completely reasonable to both pity Elliot Rodger and be a feminist. The recent shooting at UCSB is a terrible occurrence, and the worst part is that it could have been avoided. I am not a man, so it's true, I don't exactly understand the social pressure men feel to have sex and not show emotional weakness. I do, however, know how terrible it feels to have unreasonable expectations set upon my gender, so I'm doing my best to compare, understand and put myself in the place of the men … | /r/MensRights | 28/05/14 05:25 PM |
| 4 | Time to get positive. What would help alienated men?I recognize the truth in what you say. In the past few days, I've noticed a lot of so called 'feminist' blogs just bashing on men's rights groups and men in general. This is infuriating beyond explanation, and I don't hesitate on giving feedback to these blogs. The responses I've gotten were violent and belittling; every single one told me that I wasn't a feminist if I "sided with the men". When I asked if anyone thought Elliot Rodger's actions were justified, I was in no way aiming it at the vi… | /r/MensRights | 28/05/14 04:52 PM |
| 2 | Time to get positive. What would help alienated men?Honestly curious... Do any of you actually believe that what Mr. Rodger did was justified? I personally pity him, not because he wasn't 'getting any', but because he obviously had mental problems that were not dealt with correctly. And that's the real shame: he could have received the help he needed, and this tragedy could have been avoided. He might not have wanted it, though, and that's what brings me to the subject of society. Men are expected to be masculine, meaning they must be strong, cap… | /r/MensRights | 28/05/14 04:35 AM |
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