ShirleyMcGoogs Archive

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1	Kids Need Dads. This dad is raising his kid with financial knowledge a lot of people don’t receive til way later in life Playing devil's advocate, would a dad necessarily have to be the one to convey this information? Don't get me wrong, this video is great! But I don't really get why it's in a "men's rights" forum exactly. Like, if a kid had two moms, wouldn't one of them be able to teach their kids life skills in this manner? Again, great video all around, and props to that awesome dad.	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 08:57 PM
1	Getting bored of feminist propaganda in school Well, I would say, as someone who ran in feminist circles (albeit through working in the campus LGBT office), I would say that most feminists would bring up men (as well as gender non-binary folks) in discussion of issues such as abortion, circumcision, and sexual assault often. Now a change in how we approach men's rapes would be in fundamentally altering the definition of the term "rape" (which centers on penetration). People may argue that these parameters already exist under the umbrella of …	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 11:27 PM
0	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor Well, I subscribe to the dictionary definition, that is "the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes." note the use of the word equality.	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 07:17 PM
2	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor who hurt him?	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 07:07 PM
0	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor So the argument is not whether or not the pay gap exists, it's just how bad it is? Also, only 18% of parents decide to stay at home, a rising number of those being dads. And those dads would be included when I cite unpaid labor. As far as the perks you mention (free health insurance, free rent, free food, etc.), wouldn't the other 78% of working spouses be contributing to these costs? I would hope equally. It seems a bit sexist to presume that in a household of two working people, both wouldn't …	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 06:56 PM
0	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor What is your definition of feminism? because it's definitely not "hating men".	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 06:43 PM
0	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor Could you provide me with an academic or research organization in which you would not perceive some inherent bias? If you prefer PNAS, there are articles discussing the bias against women in the climate science field, risk-averse nature of women and how it's shaped by society, gender disparities in colloquium speakers at top universities, or the imbalance of funding men and women's research	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 06:32 PM
-1	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor While part of the pay gap can be explained by a discrepancy in working hours (as any worthy study on the pay gap will note), women are still getting paid less to do the same job. The study I cited previously does not show that woman work less, simply that they're not getting paid for all of their work. Economists say the controversial figure (the pay gap) isn’t a product of pure job decision or discrimination; it’s likely a blend of both, plus a dose of societal conditioning and pressure. You sa…	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 06:18 PM
-1	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor Your first source, cited from The Foundation for Economic Education, is a libertarian think-tank, therefore would have an incentive to oppose any laws pertaining to adjusting pay scales to make them more equal. Also, the article, if you read it instead of just copying and pasting it, is an editorial and not an academic study. It does not account for factors such as industries like sales/finance where men and women can both work equally hard, produce the same results/bring in the same amount of s…	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 06:02 PM
1	Getting bored of feminist propaganda in school In regards to what you are stating in regards to reproductive rights - while I (and most feminists) agree that women-on-male sexual assault needs to be a more widespread discussion, the laws that protect men in these circumstances are filed under sexual assault because the legal definition of rape includes penetration of the victim. With respect to child-rearing responsibilities, parents play an equal role, and are treated thusly in court. The argument that men should pay more in child-support j…	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 05:52 PM
-5	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor The numerous reasons cited for the gender wage gap include occupational segregation (with more men in higher paid industries and women in lower paid industries), vertical segregation (too few women in senior better paid positions), ineffective equal pay legislation, women’s overall paid working hours, barriers to entry to the labor market, (such as education level and single parenting)	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 05:37 PM
-1	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor What I'm saying is that men would not have to "subsidize" this unpaid labor if men and women were on equal footing in regards to earnings. The study cited previously noted that the presence of a husband, costs women seven hours of housework a week. This is regardless of whether they are also working.	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 05:20 PM
-10	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor Yes, but don't you think this dynamic is motivated by financial incentives that unfairly benefit men? Do you think more men would stay at home if the woman they were married to was able to be an equally effective breadwinner for the family, instead of earning between 78%-82% of what a man makes?	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 05:09 PM
0	Feminist Andrew Yang says Men who work to feed, house, and pamper their wives are stealing labor The article was talking about how when men and women pair up, the woman shoulders a higher percentage of the unpaid labor. So not "literally everyone has to do" them. As a statistical percentage, women do more of it.	/r/MensRights	26/11/19 04:53 PM
1	Need Help and Resources for Finalizing Brief Essay on Men's Rights May I suggest a couple of things to strengthen your essay? (I grade them for a living). First, the rubric gives you a rough structure with which to guide your essay. -considering both sides of the argument -consider philosophically the ways to rectify the issue and if we should -The global ramifications of this Therefore, I would suggest organizing your essay with that in mind. The teacher will be searching your essay to see if you addressed all of the points listed. Second, from the first parag…	/r/MensRights	02/11/17 10:23 PM