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| 1 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?look man, I had a discussion with you, just because I've chosen to walk away at this point doesn't make me any less "open dialogue". I chose to ask you these questions in the first place, I've heard your answer and I disagree. Now all you seem interested in doing is just dragging this out for no good reason. | /r/MensRights | 22/02/15 08:29 AM |
| 1 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?sounds like you're the one who can't take people disagreeing with you....what are you, like 5? So you think every discussion has to last like 6 months? | /r/MensRights | 22/02/15 08:28 AM |
| 2 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?Thanks, got my answer, and it seems that the majority of posters here are of the opinion that there might only be a "rape culture" if men are the victims. | /r/MensRights | 21/02/15 07:44 AM |
| 1 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?I'm not running away, I've heard your side of the story and disagree with pretty much everything your saying but I don't think you're a reasonable individual from what you've said so far. I don't do this with everyone I disagree with, I'm actually a very open-dialogue person. But your arguments are so circular that continuing the discussion is pointless. Is that ok with you? | /r/MensRights | 21/02/15 07:40 AM |
| -3 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?I'm not "putting the cart before the horse" or trying to put words in your mouth, you JUST SAID "I believe the only real indication of rape culture is seen in the treatment of male victims and/or female perpetrators. Nobody says a female victim was "lucky" she got raped." and This is true for male victims of rape. For women this just keeps getting asserted but I have yet to see any evidence for it. I regularly see indication that the opposite is true How am I misreading this, then? I'm saying I … | /r/MensRights | 20/02/15 10:27 AM |
| 0 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?lady? | /r/MensRights | 20/02/15 10:17 AM |
| 0 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?I feel like entering into a debate that dares to question Men's Rights rhetoric with an active Men's Rights moderator was a big mistake but MY BODY IS READY FOR THE FALLOUT. | /r/MensRights | 20/02/15 09:52 AM |
| -4 | What are your opinions on the idea of "rape culture"?I believe the only real indication of rape culture is seen in the treatment of male victims and/or female perpetrators. So you do have an androcentric perspective on rape culture, then, like I originally asked? Personally I can't agree with that perspective. It feels like you're complaining about there being a bias against men and then perpetrating a bias against women, which seems hypocritical. When you say you don't find there to be evidence that women victims aren't believed, this astonishes … | /r/MensRights | 20/02/15 09:41 AM |
| 1 | How i learned that Men's rights really are an issueIMO, I don't really think the extreme version of feminism has actually had much impact on the mainstream "ideology" (and feminism as a monolithic ideology doesn't even exist, you get such a wide breadth of different ideologies within it that can't even co-exist alongside each other, e.g. Marxist feminists and feminists who work as investment bankers), I think it's much more likely that it's unnecessarily highlighted by people who wish to discredit it, like many MRAs or religious fundamentalists,… | /r/MensRights | 16/02/15 08:18 PM |
| 1 | How i learned that Men's rights really are an issueSorry, but I don't agree with this point. I mean your opinion is your opinion, and maybe I'm wrong, but I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a renowned sociologist, historian, political scientist or even philosopher that doesn't at one point argue that the oppression of women is still structurally in place, particularly in many third-world countries (and yes, feminism is a global movement, or at least is getting there), which means that on the whole, women have less social, political and econom… | /r/MensRights | 15/02/15 05:46 PM |
| 1 | How i learned that Men's rights really are an issueYeah I completely agree that some people are just irrationally and categorically anti-men, and men are "always in the wrong", although in my experience of this it was just 1 "feminist" in her 60s, and the other misandrists I've come across who were actually anti-feminist and very pro-tradition etc. (I think with the latter, hating men was just like their way of coping with their own ridiculous patriarchal values and morals?). My problem with MRAs specifically is not that Men's Rights isn't an is… | /r/MensRights | 15/02/15 05:18 PM |
| 1 | Feminist Fallacies: Common fallacious arguments made by feministsI'm sorry but I still can't follow your argument, and I still disagree with your pattern of thinking. But if you're done talking to me, that's fine. | /r/MensRights | 15/02/15 05:03 PM |
| 1 | How i learned that Men's rights really are an issueThanks for sharing. The reason I have a negative view of MRAs, and have not yet been proven wrong, is that many I have met and read are of the belief that men are equally as/more oppressed than women, and yet the things they list are often things that third-wave, intersectional feminists actually also believe in, such as providing more support for male victims of rape, and increased focus on fatherhood etc. I feel like there is a lot of ignorance coming from all sides about what the labels actua… | /r/MensRights | 14/02/15 04:41 PM |
| 1 | Feminist Fallacies: Common fallacious arguments made by feministsI'm obviously going to have to assume some stuff without knowing your family, but perhaps they reacted like that because they assumed that you didn't like/were against feminism (the widely-held definition of MRAs) because by complaining about the negative effects of patriarchy it meant you thought that Men's Rights was more important than the cause of feminism and the negative effects of patriarchy on women. The reason for this is that surely a precept of Men's Rights Activists is believing that… | /r/MensRights | 14/02/15 04:15 PM |
| 1 | Feminist Fallacies: Common fallacious arguments made by feministsI just feel like the entire post is a mixture of anecdotal and straw-man, in that it is based on "some feminists in my experience have made these poor arguments based on logical fallacies", and I know you've admitted that to an extent but then why write the post? My anecdotal experiences are worth no less or no more than yours, which surely just cancels out the entire concept of listing anecdotal-based things, whether they are positive or negative. If, as you say, you wrote the post so that peop… | /r/MensRights | 14/02/15 04:06 PM |
| 1 | Feminist Fallacies: Common fallacious arguments made by feministswho ACTUALLY argues that though? apart from real misandrists on the fringe who are in no way representative of mainstream feminism and nobody listens to anyway? I smell a straw man, ironic as this post is about logical fallacies. | /r/MensRights | 12/02/15 09:50 AM |
| 1 | Feminist Fallacies: Common fallacious arguments made by feministsA lot of these things listed (straw men, black or white, bandwagon) could be attributed to any group of people within any social movement, including MensRightsActivists. Most of the feminist spaces I've participated in or just watched haven't been those things, some of them have, like any political group. Now either you've just had bad experiences with "third-wave feminists" or you're deliberately trying to find stuff to point at to discredit feminism on these grounds? The fact that you have poi… | /r/MensRights | 12/02/15 09:42 AM |
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