Low-Class2592 Archive

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0	Have you noticed a gradual emasculation of western society, and do you think this is a direct result of the growing dominance of feminist ideology and the demonization of masculinity? Honestly? No, I don't. I think the kind of men that do these jobs are men that have traditional male values, see there fitness as a non negotiable goal and are tough and resilient. Can't say I've ever had my builder break down in the garden because his neighbours cat died last week?	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 09:46 PM
0	Have you noticed a gradual emasculation of western society, and do you think this is a direct result of the growing dominance of feminist ideology and the demonization of masculinity? Compassion and vulnerability don't keep the infrastructure afloat unfortunately. We need men to be able to fix electrical wires in the snow, to collect bins in the storms. The generation of soft men who are taught compassion and empathy rather than determination and mental resilience are simply not going to be able to keep it going.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 09:35 PM
1	Have you noticed a gradual emasculation of western society, and do you think this is a direct result of the growing dominance of feminist ideology and the demonization of masculinity? I have not commented on films. With films it is not that these characters do not exist, it is that these characters have gone from the hero to a toxic masculine character. The youth of today are being taught a narrative that sees strong masculine figures labelled as toxic. A good example would be the New Zealand school apology incident.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 09:15 PM
5	Have you noticed a gradual emasculation of western society, and do you think this is a direct result of the growing dominance of feminist ideology and the demonization of masculinity? I actually agree, the west has been waging a war on masculinity for quite some time. We now face a time where men's rights are reduced massively and traditional masculine traits are viewed as wrong. Schools are indoctrinating children with the belief that being themselves is toxic and wrong. The news and social medias mirror this message.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 06:53 PM
1	Is it too late? I believe that there will soon be a catalyst such as a war or humanitarian crisis. At this stage we will see females return to more traditional roles and the rapid decline of transgender people. Disillusion can only last for so long before reality breaks back through.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 06:49 PM
3	having the hardest time finding support Unfortunately buddy it isn't just you. Every year we see traditional male attributes become more and more ostracised by media and society. Movember represents an exclusively male event and as such is often viewed as unimportant. Congratulations on quitting smoking! Keep up the good work dude.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 06:44 PM
3	Do women even care about POWs or male torture victims? Men shouldn't be strong. Right up until a war kicks off then its all I'm running away you fix it.	/r/MensRights	26/11/23 09:39 PM
15	Divorce and child support are at the center of issues like falling birth rates and poor parenting I often wonder this myself. Seeing all the female rights posts however the only differences in rights I see are the benefits of being female in legal matters. At what point do we start seeing this craziness for what it is. Sexism.	/r/MensRights	26/11/23 09:34 PM