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| 1 | I fully support both men's rights and women's rights equally. Men's issues and Women's issues are not and shouldn't be opposed.First off, I’m a straight white, cisgender man. I mog you in the way that I can walk down the worst street in my city on a Saturday night, and not feel in danger. It’s brilliant. I don’t have to worry about cat calling or rape cause I’m a white dude. I’ve gotten high in the middle of the city before, worst that happened was a fucking pig told me off and I told him “It’s legal mate, illchay.” He got angry so I told him to fuck off. If I was a woman, or a black guy, I recognise that it might’ve en… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 05:36 PM |
| -3 | I fully support both men's rights and women's rights equally. Men's issues and Women's issues are not and shouldn't be opposed.They blocked it because they knew it would be another thing that would be used for corporate interests, like the draft, which feminists often protest against. And November has never been officially recognised as International Men’s Day, and it’s popularity has only gone up in recent years because of misogynist cope over International Women’s Day. Also it was a Chinese MAN who put forward the idea for it to be celebrated on November 19. | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 12:20 AM |
| 1 | Equality• Most feminists disagree with the first two because it doesn’t change much societally. The best way to change conditions for women would be to start at the education system. Stuff like diversity hires and giving funding to women owned businesses just worsens conditions and attitudes for women. Actually tackling women’s rights would require teaching critical thinking, which would become problematic for the US Government because then they won’t have a population that would elect Donald Trump and … | /r/MensRights | 07/01/25 07:38 AM |
| -29 | I fully support both men's rights and women's rights equally. Men's issues and Women's issues are not and shouldn't be opposed.November 19th Toilet day debacle, an atrocity worse than the holocaust /s World Toilet Day is to promote World Sanitation, which is really not a bad thing to promote. Also it’s worth noting that the founder of the World Toilet Organisation is Jack Sim, a Chinese Man who has done no feminist advocacy outside of advocating for sanitary conditions worldwide. Two causes can be celebrated on one day, some people have their birthdays on Christmas Day! Not to mention that International Men’s Day is not… | /r/MensRights | 07/01/25 07:16 AM |
| -7 | I fully support both men's rights and women's rights equally. Men's issues and Women's issues are not and shouldn't be opposed.Love to see how one of your only sources is a small YouTube channel that uses Text To Speech in it’s videos 🤣 Successfully changing the legal definition of rape to include men as victims, instead of just women. No, it’s not just from other men, your singular source lied to you. The government often removes gender as to not discriminate against any group of people. On paper it is criminalised in most, if not all countries in the West. The problem lies with the fact that while it’s criminalised on… | /r/MensRights | 07/01/25 06:48 AM |
| -30 | I fully support both men's rights and women's rights equally. Men's issues and Women's issues are not and shouldn't be opposed.This is completely ridiculous. The vast majority of feminists advocate for the elimination of the patriarchy, which has negative consequences on men as well as women. When you talk about “men’s rights” majority will be skeptical by what you mean, as a lot of right-wing “anti-feminists” typically use men’s rights advocacy as a way to shut down women’s rights movements, this subreddit is infested with people who do exactly this. Men don’t necessarily benefit from the patriarchy, we just don’t suff… | /r/MensRights | 07/01/25 05:37 AM |
| -1 | EqualityCan you name a few? I’ve never heard of a law in either Australia or the US so I’m curious. | /r/MensRights | 07/01/25 05:04 AM |
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