MarionADelgado Archive

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1	The "male loneliness epidemic" I think it's a real thing. If work paid better, if travel was cheaper, it would be less of a problem.	/r/MensRights	01/05/26 10:57 PM
8	The “and who created that system?” argument doesn’t even work within their own worldview. Agreed. It's ahistorical in the worst way, because it's history as recent as today. Men and women and even those who don't identify as men or women still carry on a society's traditions. Only the most isolated environment wouldn't laugh at the idea that "men" as a group are the ones maintaining a patriarchal system.	/r/MensRights	01/05/26 05:18 PM
3	Incel is being used like "anti-semite" to dehumanize and invalidate our concerns (and it's hate speech) As a leftist, I simply respond that that's a "typical spinster" position. Because going beyond that goes into backlash politics which is another form of identity politics. People sometimes don't get the point, but that's also fine. Incel and spinster are two sides of the same coin, and the answer to both is that it's usually victim-blaming, and, as the OP said, stereotyping without a social purpose.	/r/MensRights	01/05/26 01:27 PM
0	Let's be honest, the left isn't going to solve Men's issues Very false. Typical Trump-simp misunderstanding of what it means to be on the left. For a very long time now, the dominant power vehicle for oligarchical rule has been capitalism. The left is about taking advantage of the aging of capitalism and its negative consequences for the vast majority of humanity to move the world forward to where a handful of families don't have all the wealth and power. That in no way infringes on the liberties or well-being of men. Quite the contrary. This is propagan…	/r/MensRights	28/04/26 01:27 PM
9	How do you feel in female-dominated spaces? Exactly	/r/MensRights	20/07/25 06:41 PM
-5	A man should be allowed to opt out of fatherhood Nowadays most people who want this are right-wingers who also believe the magical market will always give people living wages and jobs as long as they aren't defective in some way, usually laziness. That's a myth that's quite helpful to the overclass. Ironically, many are also anti-abortion even in cases of rape and/or incest. "Why puish the child?" they ask. Of course, many are all about punishing the child for their choice of parents once born. The C4M people who aren't anti-abortion are being…	/r/MensRights	09/07/25 07:47 PM
1	Some trans men are so in denial it makes me mad Just so you know, the anti-women stuff comes from the long period of feudalism, and into the Renaissance. In that period, men were presumed to be trying to be chivalrous, diligent, and above all pure and faithful, and whoops, lo and behold these Daughters of Eve come along and tempt us towards evil. But the vital momentum for feminism comes out of the Victorian era, where women were assumed to want to be chaste until marriage, civic minded, the more useful parent, and many other positive things.…	/r/MensRights	17/05/25 04:29 AM
1	The transfer of wealth from men to women. Capitalism brainwashes both feminists and backlashers into thinking the other person in their boat wealth-wise and class-wise is the problem. That's the real answer to your complaint. Women's wealth peaked in the US and the Western world generally in the 1960s and 1970s, when it was substantially greater than men's wealth, both collectively and per capita (though the later implies the former anyway). Since then, it's been largely equivalent. Instead of focusing on whether women are getting more …	/r/MensRights	14/05/25 04:20 AM
2	Men who lose their hand cannot hit women She's a Fed trying to keep people from surviving by divide-and-conquer.	/r/MensRights	03/01/25 09:56 AM
12	i cannot stand "incel" term. I respond with "spinster."	/r/MensRights	01/01/25 03:12 AM
2	"You just couldn't find a woman in your own country/you wanted a slave from the third world/you're taking advantage of those poorly educated girls" - How would you respond to this? It's racism. People look for patterns in your dating and create fetishes. My actual main response is that every accusation is a confession.	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 07:43 PM
3	Now they hate babies Interestingly that's exactly how real patriarchies function.	/r/MensRights	22/12/24 10:10 AM
6	How and when did the west become so much man hating ? In the late 40s and well into the 50s the US Department of State gave tons of money to, e.g., Ayn Rand and her Objectivist movement, Young Americans for Freedom, the Libertarian Party, etc. to openly promote capitalism. Meanwhile, CIA funded right-wing stuff like Orwell's Animal Farm, but also all sorts of ostensibly left groups to take the focus off of economic struggles - Partisan Review and Ms. Magazine were two of their funded and guided projects. Ms. Magazine's founding editor Gloria Steine…	/r/MensRights	21/12/24 02:15 PM
1	Stop making the patriarchy a thing. It’s not a thing. The way I have always put it: there were/are real patriarchies, and they're very robust: you kill off excess men, even the male survivors think your society's okay thanks to survivor bias, and you can get rid of whatever it is you want to in your victims - their religion, their national identity, etc. - by killing their men and subordinating their women. It spreads really well, too, since martial prowess is often the sole yardstick for status. The women think their society's okay because they're…	/r/MensRights	02/12/24 04:41 AM
1	As a feminist I might be over looking the men's issue. So tell me what are they? I did a men's issues show for years on the radio. People from, e.g., NOW were wonderful guests, and I probably had a much bigger female than male audience. Those days are past. The women's shelter people were vicious and idiotic bigots parroting Nazi-like propaganda. They clearly got an emotional charge out of spreading raw hatred. I was polite to them, but they did neither themselves nor my audience any favors. In general, nth-wave feminism became the plaything of narcissistic sociopaths with a…	/r/MensRights	27/11/24 06:46 PM
-5	If Kamala Harris wins…it will be worrying for Men’s Rights That's identitarian. There is zero solidarity on the part of a figurehead for the oligarchy like Trump and the "man in the street." Neither candidate is good for or worrying for men's rights. In the current farcical party system, it's impossible to progress either men's or women's rights, let alone the common human rights that should be the main focus. That has to be done in the media, in academia, person-to-person, by organizing, etc. Backlash politics and what the Right is calling "woke" ident…	/r/MensRights	05/11/24 08:43 PM
1	What is your political position The Political Compass and world's smallest quiz etc. are radical capitalist propaganda. Both the heavily CIA, etc. and suspect NGO-influenced identity politics normally called that and the backlash politics that end up being even more identity politics distract people from bettering their condition by mutual aid and solidarity. Even Jefferson's two politics (Democrats vs Aristocrats) is more accurate than Lib/Auth Left/Right.	/r/MensRights	04/11/24 04:17 AM
1	Men’s Opinions on Feminism? You probably won't get a lot of opinions from the left, so here goes. Nth-wave feminism fits into a broader pattern of NED, etc.-connected and CIA-etc. connected alleged leftism that is focused on identity, focused on language, deliberately divisive and always resolves to being capitalism-friendly. The Afghan women's rights group RAWA was very critical of this form of feminism. Also, when the Right calls feminism "Marxist" they should more properly call it "Engelsis" as he was part of the "First…	/r/MensRights	13/10/24 09:05 PM