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| 2 | Casual misandry/male disposability in the aftermath of the recent Iran Earthquake: "A wall collapsed and five people lost their lives, including three children and a woman..." Who was the other personAgreed! In general, this turn of phrase is insulting to both men and women and should be retired, as far as I am concerned. It might seem pedantic, but I truly believe that language and society share a bond, so things like this shouldn't simply be allowed to continue by mere virtue of being words. If society can affect language, so too can language affect society! Excuse me, if it seems I have started to ramble. | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 06:54 PM |
| 2 | Feminist group slams LEGO line for girls as 'dangerous' - because they have breasts and only go to beauty salons.I completely agree that the consequences would be minimal, at least for a lot of kids. I am mostly sad that a company I always loved growing up has chosen to include girls in the most stereotypical fashion possible. This seems out of place for a toy I always felt was more inclusive. They had male and female figures that went with any set. I have many a fond memory about the adventures of Lady Indiana Jones. Perhaps I was naive since I love LEGO so much. Also, the human figures for this set don't… | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 06:09 PM |
| 7 | Feminist group slams LEGO line for girls as 'dangerous' - because they have breasts and only go to beauty salons.I see it as more disappointing than dangerous. Of all the things they could have picked for a line of LEGOS for girls, they picked beauty salons and a hot tub. Personally, I would have rather LEGOS not have a separate line for girls. It wouldn't have been bad to just include more social settings (shops, houses, businesses) as part of a gender-neutral catalog. That way, boys and girls could feel free to pick and choose the sets they wanted to play with based on their personalities instead of comp… | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 10:47 AM |
| 1 | Suicide of first responders predominantly male, predominantly white.This is an absolutely shameful series of statistics, though I am curious about some of the things in this powerpoint. I am also not too familiar with the conversation surrounding first-response services, so maybe others could expand upon it? What total percentage of first responders are white? Could there be some correlation between race and gender and suicide? What sorts of assistance and support programs are currently in place to support first-responders? Is there currently any kind of stigma … | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 10:24 AM |
| 6 | Casual misandry/male disposability in the aftermath of the recent Iran Earthquake: "A wall collapsed and five people lost their lives, including three children and a woman..." Who was the other personPersonally, I always get annoyed whenever children and women are signaled out in statistics like this because I hate that women are constantly grouped with children while the death of men is seen as routine. I can understand specifically pointing out the deaths of children as it is an effective appeal to sympathy. Grouping women with children is antiquated AND seems to insinuate that the death of a man ISN'T as tragic. Unfortunately, I do not think there is something grand and sweeping that can … | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 10:12 AM |
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