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It is NOT just men that need to fix men's issues. It IS all of society. An important aside though, is up until somewhat recently in the grand scheme of things/time, men have been the dominate rulers of society. So some people may falsely conflate the two. What do you mean by when men open up about how lonely they are they're called incels? Are they saying just "I'm lonely" or "I'm lonely and I wish I had someone to share my time with, I really miss intimacy" or are they saying "I'm lonely so som…
/r/MensRights29/09/22 10:55 PM
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I think you missed my point, I was saying it's not appropriate to brush it off and say not all feminists are like this. I don't think the people in the comments saying "I am feminist and this isn't it" or "I'm not like that" etc should even be discussing their views on feminism in this setting besides to say something along the lines of your mother was feminist and she hurt you and that's not okay. Where are you getting your feminist talking points from? No women came out and said not all men? C…
/r/MensRights21/01/21 04:03 AM
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God this whole story is so sad. The people commenting "this isnt feminism" or "I am a feminist and don't think like this" this thread isn't the place to bring up feminism or make it about yourself and your views on it in any way. This guy just really needs support. His fears of feminism ARE valid, and it seems like saying that's not feminism is just a way of invalidating those fears. However, everyone here making this a point of "see this IS feminism" is like every single story of a creep man an…
/r/MensRights19/01/21 07:04 AM
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Well in terms of slavery maybe it's that far back but in terms of general discrimination and public lynchings - those are much more recent. Mississippi only ratified the amendment abolishing slavery in 2013. Public lynchings were going on until well into the mid twentieth century (1920s and even more recent) Andrew Jackson pardoned all the confederate traitors, (even though congress said they had to earn their way back and were not to be pardoned) let them attain positions in congress, supreme c…
/r/MensRights19/01/21 06:15 AM
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