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| 1 | Concerning the events in IranWell, it's not black and white, right? The punching down on men aspect of a Hijab is certainly not something created by women in the Quran or the Hadiths. It's something that was predicated and further enforced by men. Iran is a society massively dominated by men, and while I think it's important to address the issues of men, a lot of the responses on subs like this completely outweigh the issues of men over the women. | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 01/10/22 01:37 AM |
| 2 | What are the general rebuttals to "Men Commit the Vast Majority of Crime!" talking point?The general rebuttal is that while men commit the majority of these crimes, that does not represent any individual man. The more specific answer is that the socialization of men at every economic level supports some form of toxic masculinity. From mental health to dating to work to fighting, it's generally seen as the man's job to excel more. This means that when it comes to specific issues, problems men face are generally overlooked as a society and even so far as in between men themselves (bec… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 28/09/22 08:42 PM |
| 6 | Concerning the events in IranSymbols generally never remain static. For a lesser example, an upside down cross used to represent the Cross of St. Peter and nowadays is seen as anti-Christian. For a more extreme example, the Swastika was appropriated by the Nazi party. The Hijab in Iran is the same way. Formerly, it was seen as a symbol of religious freedom when it was banned - now, it is seen as a point of oppression when it is forced. The problem is when you have a country explicitly forcing the effective ban of a religiou… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 28/09/22 08:33 PM |
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