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| -1 | Thanks, UN.The argument isn't that without men we wouldn't have those things. What i'm saying is that because of men, women were locked out of those things. Women fought hard for their right to join the army. It's a right, not a privilege to be given an opportunity to serve should you want to. Privilege is taking that opportunity and denying it to others. They weren't given a chance to contribute specifically to those things for a long time. They fought for their rights, and they get a day to remember and … | /r/MensRights | 09/03/17 12:01 AM |
| -4 | Thanks, UN.We also started the wars, made laws preventing women from fighting in wars, prevented women from taking part in governance, education, science and trades thereby shutting them out of this struggle. "All of these fields predominantly male" - Exactly, that's the problem. You're literally describing male privilege to me right now. Pettiness is thinking this way, but still maintaining a victim complex. | /r/MensRights | 08/03/17 11:36 PM |
| -1 | Thanks, UN.There are a lot of comments in this thread where people are talking about how the UN are just celebrating women. This is a little disingenuous. The day was set up in commemoration of the past struggles of the women's rights movement. It's a day to celebrate and reflect on achievements and to acknowledge that the women in our lives are equal to us. It's not fair to say that "we should have a day because they have one", because historically we haven't had to undergo the same struggles. Solve men's… | /r/MensRights | 08/03/17 11:10 PM |
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