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| 0 | Women are oppressedJust because people are divided doesn't mean that there is a subset of people trying to conquer the other. The division is rooted in historical standards. Why today is it only really women that work as pre-school teachers, and men are often thought of as pedophiles if they wish to have a career looking after young children? Because in the past, that's what women did - stay at home and look after children, and men were often not expected to be caring and loving towards children, often having to t… | /r/MensRights | 04/12/22 03:06 PM |
| -1 | Women are oppressedExactly. There should be no denying that men are significantly disadvantaged in a multitude of ways compared to women. People who claim that men are advantaged in every way are simply wrong and misinformed. But oppression isn't a competition. Both men and women (and everyone else) face significant disadvantages in a variety of ways. The attitude of saying women aren't oppressed turns a lot of women away from mra when we all should be working together - understanding the other side's problems and… | /r/MensRights | 04/12/22 08:52 AM |
| 1 | Wouldn’t viewing a random man on the street as a threat be sexist / misandrist?Right... If I see a lone man and a lone woman walking down a street following me at night, I'm going to be scared and cautious of both. But the level of threat I feel is based on how strong I think that person is. Most women I could fend myself off against. I couldn't with most men. So I'd try and avoid both, but I'd definitely feel more fear if I believe it to be someone that could beat me up (rather than the other way around) following me at night. Either way though, I'm always cautious and aw… | /r/MensRights | 15/09/22 07:49 AM |
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