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| 0 | Should your partner and kids take your last name? Why or why not? | Marriage/Children | No_Somewhere5181 | /r/MensRights | 29/11/22 06:03 AM |
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| 1 | Why is the “patriarchy” narrative still getting pushed by feminists despite abundant evidence that men are more subjugated now than ever before?These aren’t “rights” these are stereotypical gender roles that are embroiled in often keeping women from the public/political spheres in society. Just as men had the right to pursue careers outside child rearing and maintaining the household, women had power within the household. That is not to say that women were only seen within the household and were never allowed out, obviously that wouldn’t be plausible. But the opportunities and power men held in the real world surpassed women. Is the wom… | /r/MensRights | 02/12/22 03:25 AM |
| -3 | Why is the “patriarchy” narrative still getting pushed by feminists despite abundant evidence that men are more subjugated now than ever before?Yes the patriarchy isn’t based on color since it didn’t start when the idea of race was created. Since it refers to all men having some sort of power over all women, and the idea that black men had no power over white women, means that that automatically discounts any form of power white men had over white or black women or black men had over black women? Since one group of people don’t exhibit the typical signs of gender inequality, that discounts other groups that do? Also, white women kept jo… | /r/MensRights | 29/11/22 05:21 AM |
| -2 | Why is the “patriarchy” narrative still getting pushed by feminists despite abundant evidence that men are more subjugated now than ever before?You’re really only looking at one small part of history, and also ignoring other groups of people when even looking at that part of history. Sure white women had more social power during slavery, but they really only chose to harness and exploit that power due to the inequality they experienced under white men. They weren’t able to vote, own land, hold any political rights, hold certain jobs, etc. Owning slaves was literally the only right white women had. You can read about it, there’s a lot of… | /r/MensRights | 29/11/22 04:59 AM |
| -5 | Why is the “patriarchy” narrative still getting pushed by feminists despite abundant evidence that men are more subjugated now than ever before?I’ve heard this argument before but never see any examples that these type of posts generalize. What are some ways that men have become second class citizens? Can you give some examples? | /r/MensRights | 29/11/22 03:19 AM |
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