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1	Men are facing widespread misandry. "While misogyny is censored, banned, and pushed to a few dark corners of the internet online, overt male hatred is on the front page, allowed, and encouraged"- where? I don't see it anywhere. Evidence for this? "Men are toxic."- have never seen it. Anyone can be toxic regardless of gender. "Men are all rapists."- again, I've NEVER seen someone saying that. Most men aren't rapists, but most rapists are men. "Men all have privilege over women."- well, historically and socially, men as a group DO h…	/r/MensRights	16/04/25 07:17 PM
1	Men are facing widespread misandry. I respectfully disagree with this post. Nowhere do I see hatred for men. There are always people who have extreme views, hate all members of certain group etc. But those are exceptions. "Women (especially young women) have internalised men are bad. These women have been free to do as they please to retaliate against men for this ‘badness’ because quite simply the environment allows it and encourages it (e.g. courts being lenient with women… There’s many cases of this recently)." - I'm a young wo…	/r/MensRights	16/04/25 07:12 PM
0	Why male victim of crimes (e.g, sexual assault, rape, child abuse and other criminal activities) are often overlooked in the legal system? But this is not actually true feminism, and if any feminist overlooks male survivors of SA and minimises sexual violence against men, she's not a true feminist. The gender roles you mention are unfortunately real, but they do not come out of feminism. Those are centuries old gender roles that, at the end, harm both men and women. "Another way feminists ensure that sexual violence against men continues and is unaddressed is by literally gendering the laws surrounding sexual violence to specific e…	/r/MensRights	16/04/25 07:05 PM
1	I hate the "Not all men, but always a man!" Yes, not all men commit sexual violence. I've actually never heard anyone saying that. Most men aren't rapists. The problem is, yes, statistically, MOST rapists are men. That does not mean female abusers don't exist. It just means that majority of people who commit SA are men.	/r/MensRights	16/04/25 06:57 PM
1	Why is there a saying that you should never hit a girl Okay, I'll try to explain it the best I can.... On average, men tend to be physically stronger than women. MUCH physically stronger. Therefore, a man can easily hurt a woman if he hits her, and he can easily cause her even a serious injury, while it would be so much more difficult for a woman to cause injury to a man. It's also much more easier for a man to defend himself when he is attacked by a woman than for a woman when she is attacked by a man. Hitting people who are weaker than you is real…	/r/MensRights	15/04/25 11:58 AM

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