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| 3 | It's Not A Patriarchy, It's A Heteronormative Complex With A Significant Queer ComponentFair, I can agree to disagree. I also actually wouldn't argue your first point that mediums of communication have changed. What I meant by "the methods haven't changed" is that one has to prioritize being entertaining or evocative of emotion rather than simply logical if you want to win people over on a large level. There are those who appreciate rational argument, but they seem a minority to me. I would argue the second and third points however. I'm of the opinion the internet's poor ratio of g… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 29/02/24 10:29 PM |
| 3 | It's Not A Patriarchy, It's A Heteronormative Complex With A Significant Queer ComponentI don't intend offense when I say this, but the majority of points in the first half of your post don't really matter when it comes to how one effectively advocates for an idea. Even if an idea is new, the art of persuading people to embrace one is not. The practical methods for spreading any idea on a "strategic" level are the same as those used by any successful "-ism". Look to the histories of relatively modern political and cultural movements who gained traction for the practical tools you w… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 23/02/24 01:50 AM |
| 5 | It's Not A Patriarchy, It's A Heteronormative Complex With A Significant Queer ComponentWhile you're correct about the usefulness of videos, most people won't follow up if you can't introduce the basic premise in a way they can understand. You'd probably have more luck describing it as utterly basic tribalism before talking about any part of gender theory. Most people can understand "people value the standing of their group more than the truth" and "this makes them believe self-contradictory things". From there you can give examples of how that applies to gender affairs. Seriously,… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 22/02/24 07:42 PM |
| 19 | 'Woke AI'- bias against menYou really shouldn't be worried about it, because what people are nowadays calling "artificial intelligences" don't actually have any thoughts, let alone the ability to have biases in any meaningful sense. A chatbot is essentially a cybernetic parrot that responds with repetitions and remixes of what it "hears" to give the illusion of a conversation, but it has no comprehension of what it says. The only reason "Merlin" seems to have misandrist opinions is because the people who've already talked… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 11/04/23 08:59 PM |
| 6 | how do you practice empathy/understanding towards women and their issues even while you aren't shown any towards your problems?The real answer is to not try to extend empathy or hostility to any group as a whole, it just skews your expectations if you do. While our brains try to simplify things by saying x group is like this or y group is like that, people are individuals and it's a lot easier to deal with them in a level way when you remember that. Like men, some women are good, some are bad, and the majority are quietly boring. Pretty much every faction in the culture wars raging nowadays are an extremely vocal minori… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 14/09/22 06:10 AM |
| 5 | When to care and engage VS when to let go and leave them beYou're right that this isn't a topic limited just to gender equality, but I'd guess the reason you find yourself asking it more in regards to gender politics is due to how much of an utter minority our position is. It's easier to feel content in the face of opposing views when your own side is populous and influential, because you know that even if the person directly in front of you is irrational, you know there is a sizeable group that is rational and acceptable to you. Unfortunately our anima… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 28/06/22 05:50 AM |
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