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9	College textbook issues warning that calling out feminist's sexist and bigoted behaviors' is WRONG because the "patriarchy" "oppresses" them so they have an excuse "we do not hold political, institutional or economic power" she says while having the institutional power to define who has political, institutional and economic power and who can be sexist or not. Don't they see the paradoxical contradiction between their supposed powerlessness and their feminist narrative being the dominant one in academia and society at large?	/r/MensRights	16/08/23 02:03 PM
9	The “incel” slur is making it impossible for me to use the internet That's true, but there is a nasty implication of the use of "incel" as derogatory term for men. You cannot detach an insult from its actual literal meaning, it's therefore implying to men that a lack of sexual activity is itself an inherent flaw, something bad and shameful. If calling someone who isn't a literal incel like a married man an "incel" in order to insult him, that means being actually involuntarily celibate is worthy of derision and contempt, that something must be wrong with such a …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	19/02/23 04:04 PM
7	House of Dragon Childbirth Scene I mean today it would be your decision to make, as it should be. I was just surprised how many people were shocked and outraged that the king did not let her make the decision and didn't ask for her consent. It's like people suddenly forgot about the pseudo-historical context this show is set in. This is a place where the common people are completely at the mercy of their feudal lords and get regularily fucked over when the great houses go to war over some family quarrel, a place with brutal met…	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 03:08 AM
10	Well-being of incels: an interesting paper A thing that I'm left wondering is where are the women that are not matched with those men. Is there a high rate of polygamy? Do those women simply remove themselves from the dating pool but do not suffer from it? I have been told, it has led to women switching more often between periods of being single and short term relationships with a smaller number of attractive men and less women being in long term relationships. Women supposedly also get more emotional intimacy and validation out of their…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	26/08/22 02:55 AM
1	People keep “calling out” the Manosphere for misogyny but nobody calls out feminism for Misandry But FDS is really their "worst of the worst", it's their equivalent to incels, black-pillers etc.. There is more subtle and casual misandry on the more moderate women subreddits like r/feminism or r/TwoXChromosomes too. Not saying we are better, but the difference is there is no big stigma towards the "womanosphere" as a whole for being sexist and misandrist as there is towards the whole "manosphere", because of the feminist/ pro female bias of this site.	/r/MensRights	13/08/22 04:08 PM
1	AITA promotes and justifies violence and abuse against men and boys. To be honest I see where they are coming from here. Given that the kids are innocent and probably grew up viewing him as their father figure, it seems cold and cruel to me to abandon them merely due to the fact that you are not genetically related. I mean he was still functionally their father in every other way. Still doesn't mean that his feelings of desperation and betrayal are not valid or that people should be judgemental about his emotions. But the decent thing to do imo would be to dump t…	/r/MensRights	13/08/22 01:49 PM
5	Found on FB. Huge support of sentiments in comments. Anyone have the original article? But I doubt this is because women are just inherently better at dealing with loneliness. I think women have better social networks that support them like closer bonds with their female friends. I don't think you necessarily need relationships to be happy but you need at least some kind of close connections with other people. Men probably find this mostly in relationships, that could be why it affects them more.	/r/MensRights	13/08/22 10:46 AM
40	Found on FB. Huge support of sentiments in comments. Anyone have the original article? That's what confuses me about this whole discussion. Yeah women can have higher standards all they want, if men don't meet them, shouldn't that mean that both sexes have less dating opportunities? What is actually happening here? Is there an increasing number of singles? Or are there harems like some red pill guys claim where women share highly attractive men?	/r/MensRights	13/08/22 01:28 AM
1	Patriarchy A patriarchy in which men experience systemic discrimination although the people in power are men means that these men are either unable or unwilling to prevent this discrimination. But then it's questionable how dominant men really are in this "patriarchy". At best in a very negligible, limited way. This definition isn't really compatible with the feminist narrative in which men enjoy clear privileges. I would question whether this should be labeled as a patriarchy because it does not meet the …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/08/22 11:37 AM
2	Patriarchy But even with your definition. Imagine a state where political power was mostly held by white people, but white people in that state nevertheless experience just as much discrimination as black people and are not privileged (not the case in reality of course but just for the sake the analogy, I think this holds true for gender). Would this be a racist, white supremacist state? No because white people aren't better off or more powerful as a group in this state just because the people in power hap…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/08/22 11:15 AM
4	Help me understand rhetoric surrounding men emotionally "opening up" I believe this idea that opening up about real issues is "trauma dumping" and that all your personal issues should be delegated to a therapist, is what drives many men into depression and suicide in the first place. Sure therapy can help but it's not meant to be a replacement for emotional support by your loved ones. The feeling that you can't rely on the people close to you when you have problems and only on a paid professional probably causes trauma in and of itself. We humans are social creat…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/07/22 05:57 PM
1	How is it that we live in a patriarchy when stats are starting to show otherwise? How simplistic is that to blame a bunch of people who were elected in positions of power and focus on the irrelevant fact that they mostly happen to have dicks and not the western capitalistic economies as a whole in which both genders take part in and benefit from equally. As if women did not vote for these politicians, as if women didn't produce and consume goods that waste resources and cause emissions. Let's be real no one is willing to make the sacrifices to our standards of living that wou…	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 11:57 AM
8	Girlfriend tells me she hates men; it hurts me, but what am I supposed to do? He is not a "self satisfied, misogynistic, hit-it-and-quit-it, cut-and-run coward" because he no longer wants to be with a misandrist bigot who resents him for his gender. It sounds like he already was very patient and loving with her, but it's not his responsibility to fix her issues and he has every right to end such a toxic relationship to protect his own mental and emotional wellbeing. You are one of these brainwashed idiots who thinks men have to put up with womens sexism and hatred because…	/r/MensRights	12/07/22 11:03 AM
9	These replies are disgustingly insightful. Stop looking for excuses for extreme bigotry. Male incels don't get such understanding either, it's entirely possible for them to be shitty human beings without having been harmed by anyone. Save your pity for the poor guys who have to deal with these idiots in their daily lives.	/r/MensRights	08/07/22 10:27 AM
15	When you have a femdom fetish but need to dress it up with morality platitudes. "the divine feminine" - yeah, this is just a poorly disguised fetish :`D	/r/MensRights	07/07/22 10:20 AM
12	When you have a femdom fetish but need to dress it up with morality platitudes. The epicentre of the witch hunts was central europe though, and there pretty much all witches were burned at the stake.	/r/MensRights	07/07/22 10:19 AM
6	Pro-circumcision people: what would change your mind? If the child is of a too young age to even know what it means the parent should have that choice is my stand. Why not simply wait until the child is old enough to make the decision for themselves? Seems to be the most obvious and ethical solution to the problem. I don't really see why the parents should have any say in the matter. The difference is that with a ban of non-consensual circumcision the child has always the option to make the choice later but they can't undo the circumcision later. I…	/r/MensRights	05/07/22 12:21 PM
8	Pro-circumcision people: what would change your mind? You only have to shower daily and clean your parts (like you should anyway) and there is absolutely no issue with smegma. I get why this practice was thought necessary 2000 years ago in the desert when people probably didn't clean themselves for weeks. In the modern era it's completely redundant. And the argument "it looks better, women like it better" is just disgusting, removing the right to bodily integrity of the male to please female aesthetic preferences. We can all imagine the societal ou…	/r/MensRights	05/07/22 10:40 AM
13	Pro-circumcision people: what would change your mind? Wait are you now saying that parents should have the choice or the child? If the parents can make that choice it's no longer a free decision by the individual that is affected, it is forced by definition. Do you think the parents should get to decide on their daughters abortion too?	/r/MensRights	05/07/22 10:26 AM
6	Circumcised male here, why do people hate circumcision? I always wondered what it is like without? Doesn't if feel uncomfortable if the glans is exposed like that because it dries out and touches fabric and stuff? I also think I would experience less sexual stimulation because the stimulation of the upper foreskin contributes a lot to that.	/r/MensRights	04/07/22 10:50 PM
13	if a woman has lost the opportunity for an abortion they have the same reproduction rights as a male. A man should not have any say on wether she should keep it or abort it due to her bodily autonomy but he should at the very least have the option to reject all responsibilities towards the child if he doesn't want it.	/r/MensRights	26/06/22 03:45 PM
5	All women that said "no uterus, no opinion" and are now begging for mens support on abortion can go shove it. I mean it sucks, but at least it's a step towards equality even if it's the wrong direction. Don't expect any great enthusiasm of mras to champion women's reproductive rights, when men never had any to begin with.	/r/MensRights	26/06/22 01:16 PM
3	Blatant Misandry in r/TwoXChromosomes I guess it is because the Female Dating strategy sub has been shut down. So now it's flooded by the raging misandrists to wich the usual feminist subreddits were too tame.	/r/MensRights	15/06/22 05:59 PM
-14	If you’re talking to a feminist or feminist apologist and they essentially say “it’s okay that men are suffering now because women suffered for hundreds of years”…they just don’t get it. THEY DON’T GET IT. Yes but religion also dictated lots of the gender roles and morals that men and women were subjected to. I think it's fair to say that the abrahamic faiths are quite restrictive towards the individual or sexual freedoms and rights of women and contain a lot of double standards regarding gender. The patriarchy doesn't exist today. But it can't be denied that historically many cultures until the modern era were quite patriarchal. Like ancient Rome or Greece, medieval Europe, the entire muslim worl…	/r/MensRights	12/06/22 11:29 PM
-20	If you’re talking to a feminist or feminist apologist and they essentially say “it’s okay that men are suffering now because women suffered for hundreds of years”…they just don’t get it. THEY DON’T GET IT. To be fair this a fictional story invented by some archaic patriarchal cult most likely to justify the oppression of women. I has been used throughout history as proof that women have weak faith and are prone to the seduction of the devil. It's a bit ironic to refer to this, because it rather supports the feminist claim that the patriarchy blamed women for everything to keep them down.	/r/MensRights	12/06/22 08:43 PM
2	Lets talk about the argument "men commit more violent crime" Higher testosterone levels may contribute to male violence to some degree, but I think other factors probably play a bigger role. What's interesting about this debate is how differently people approach it when the same issue is brought up in the context of race instead of gender. It's absolutely not ok to blame the fact that black people on average commit more crime on some inherent part of their "blackness", or to paint white people as victims of black crime. On the contrary the fact that crime…	/r/MensRights	12/06/22 12:56 AM
17	This post from r/AITA makes me so angry because if the genders were reversed people would be supporting op. What did you find attractive about your partner? "Well he wouldn't cheat or leave me and he seemed nice enough and I wanted a safer option." Basically saying that he is nothing special, but the safe, boring option she settled with. If she actually wanted to compliment him on his qualities, about how he is a kindhearted, caring man that she felt safe with, she could and should have phrased that very differently. But like this it just sounds very dismissive, no man wants to hear that he is just a …	/r/MensRights	11/06/22 01:16 AM
10	About Patriarchy and Oppression This way they can adress the issues of men in a way that doesn't steal the spotlight from women when it comes to who is the victim of sexism and oppression. Whenever the common criticism of mras comes up that men are disadvantaged in numerous areas and feminism does nothing for equality in this regard, they can just deflect it with the argument "patriarchy" hurts men too. But the result of this is that womens issues will always get more attention and be treated more seriously and differently sin…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/05/22 11:08 AM
4	Do you think women (in general) want men as much as men want women? Why? I can see where he is coming from but it was worded a bit awkwardly. I think his point is that men find the naked female body attractive regardless of context, or at least in most contexts. Assuming it adheres to conventional beauty standards. So even if it is an unwanted vulva picture, to most heterosexual men it would still be sexually stimulating and trigger a sexual response like f.e. an erection. Whereas most women would just find it downright repulsive, unless in a specific context where t…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/22 11:02 PM
11	Do you think women (in general) want men as much as men want women? Why? Yes I think so. According to statistics the percentage of men under 30 reporting no sex in the last year is signifcantly higher than the percentage of women. I think it's just a question of supply and demand. If what you desire is available in abundance and frequently offered to you you won't crave it as strongly and not pursue it as desperately. And traditional gender roles still firmly determine that men should approach and ask out women. So women are getting plenty of opportunities, while men…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/22 10:32 PM
6	My sister has gone off the deep end, what can I do? How old is she? Maybe it's just some kind of phase she'll grow out of. Maybe she is just parroting what teachers at school or general pop feminism have told her, how she is oppressed and is justified to hold a grudge against men. When those views are questioned by a man they get extremely defensive because this narrative is so strongly framed as undeniable truth, so they assume you just want to uphold the patriarchy and keep your privilege. But this is sadly what this kind of bigotry leads to, a…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	30/04/22 11:45 PM
5	Titanic survival by gender and class. Why would an oppressor class overwhelmingly give their lives so that the people they oppress could live? Imagine if the gender roles were reversed and there was an expectation for women to stay on the ship until all the men got on the boats. Do you think feminists would label such a social norm "toxic femininity" or "misogyny"? They would naturally be outraged if it was the former, feminists immediately trace back any case where society prioritizes something over a womans life or body, f.e. countries with pro-life laws, to misogyny, even though you could make the case that the pro-lifers don't hate…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	12/11/21 09:19 PM
13	This talks about Misandry pretty well and points at a bunch of things Well why shouldn't it be applicable to slavery? It's totally fair to adress any existing injustices or past injustices that still affect people today. But that doesn't mean it should be acceptable to resent or blame people for something in the past that was out of their control merely due to guilt by association.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	12/11/21 08:45 PM
30	This talks about Misandry pretty well and points at a bunch of things It's kind of funny. They want revenge for something that didn't happen to them on people that aren't responsible for the thing they want to avenge.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	12/11/21 04:27 PM
2	Stay away from TikTok. "Most empathetic" just not towards the male gender. Maybe to individual men but men as a group just serve as a scapegoat	/r/MensRights	11/11/21 02:30 AM
3	Have you read the Brief History of Misogyny? What did you think about it? It's good that you are trying to view history from a neutral perspective but you have to be careful to not engage in revisionism yourself with some of these historical facts. If you are referring to the European witch hunts of the early modern age I think it would be false to claim that the majority of victims were not female. At least in central europe it was about 80% female victims. And the underlying causes were rooted in very misogynistic views, especially of the church. Fanatics like Heinr…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	18/10/21 12:59 AM
11	I don't know why it took this long, but I just realized that a fair amount of the left feels that sexism against men has the same urgency of racism against white people You can argue that this point no longer refutes that the original claim "misandry irritates, misogyny kills" is false. They are kinda moving the goalpost at this point. Because the sentiment behind that phrase is that systemic sexism against women (wich according to feminists is caused by the patriarchy) in our society is significantly worse than that against men. But if you bring up severe examples of male discrimination and they attribute those to the very same systemic cause they fight agains…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/09/21 10:39 PM
1	97% of All Women… Yeah but it would be helpful to know how frequent the issue is. There is a huge difference between 97% women experiencing sexual harassment once a lifetime or multiple times per month or per week. I mean everyone experiences some form of harassment at least once in a lifetime. That's just not really a big deal.	/r/MensRights	25/08/21 11:00 AM
1	Misandric hate forum laments sexism still exists. Ladies, men don't believe for a _second_ we live in a post sexist world. Sexism & transphobia are live, kicking & rife in the femnist movement Sexism only goes in one direction for twoX. But I get what she is getting at here, I've often been on the opposite side of that discussion. And what makes me sick is women like her taking issues like violence that affect both genders and insisting on viewing them through a strictly gendered lense in which women are victims and men perpetrators. Or just cherry picking womens issues and presenting them as proof of the patriarchy and systemic oppression while ignoring all aspects of society where m…	/r/EverydayMisandry	24/08/21 12:40 AM
7	why are these male senators pro anti male discrimination It's a bit of both. Women in the past were spared from very hard or dangerous jobs, both because they were considered too weak but also because they were considered less expendable for the future of the community. Men were more apt to be cannonfodder, because women were essential to create and raise the next generation. I mean the old mantra 'women and children first' whenever there is a big crisis is a prime example of the gynocentric nature of traditional societies. That doesn't mean that wome…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/08/21 06:16 PM
4	What's the best way to be a good advocate online, without sounding like a 'pick me'? Unfortunately I have no idea, I have often seen "pick me" used as a knockout phrase to invalidate a womans opinion by suggesting she is only doing it to garner male attention and approval. And it didn't matter how well reasoned or elaborate her argument was. The insidious thing is, men then trying to defend you from the accusation, only seems to affirm it. It's ironically pretty sexist because it implies women are so inherently selfish that it's not even conceivable a woman would ever speak up f…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/08/21 09:25 PM
-1	I think I finally might unsub from r/mensrights in favor of this sub. I know, to question feminism is like the original sin for some of these people and to deviate from feminist convictions immediately marks you as a misogynist. Nevertheless I don't want to associate with mgtow or similar groups out of my own principles, regardless of what feminists demand or think of us. I'm not sure for what offenses exactly this community got banned or what kind of rethoric they espoused, but the stuff that got posted on r/MensRights after the members of mgtow flocked over ther…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/08/21 11:24 PM
8	I think I finally might unsub from r/mensrights in favor of this sub. I don't cheer it, but on the other hand why as an mra /left wing male advocate would I defend an actual toxic and misogynist sub and cry about its ban? Solidarity with these groups is detrimental to our cause because it gives ammunition to those feminists who decry any sub that openly criticizes feminism like this one as sexist and misogynist . It would prove them right and paint us as a bunch of hypocrites, although rational and level-headed criticism of feminism and the blatant double standard…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/08/21 08:49 PM
3	What happened to r/mgtow? When has not shooting up places ever been a good excuse for spreading hate?	/r/MensRights	04/08/21 02:48 PM
2	What happened to r/mgtow? The irony is that all their transphobia stems from their misandry in general. They hated trans-women because they saw them as male predators invading women's spaces and they hated trans-men because they saw them as traitors to the female sex who join the patriarchy. They didn't get the memo that only hate against so called cis-men is fine, but not against trans people they also counted as men. That's what got them banned.	/r/MensRights	04/08/21 02:46 PM
0	Absolutely tired of the myth that India is somehow a horrible place for women. Not gonna happen. All of this is only possible because despite everything so many men are still sympathetic and favourable towards women and feminism. And just like misogyny never led to a "female holocaust", misandry will never lead to a male one. Gender dynamics are completely different from that between other groups, because, like it or not, men and women rely on each other to maintain society and uphold the species. That's why gendered oppression is fundamentally different from the oppressio…	/r/MensRights	04/08/21 12:06 PM
5	Wait so women haven't made any progress? I don't think that has much to do with women's rights per se though. It is pushed by religious fundamentalists because they regard a fertilized egg as a human being. But I don't see how women's rights are restricted in any other area. It's not a return of the patriarchy rather its an ethical or religious argument over what counts as a human being.	/r/MensRights	03/07/21 12:54 AM
1	The fact that the majority of suicide victims are men is shocking. Alright as an unsubstantiated blanket statement I wouldn't subscribe to that generalization either. But in the context of mental health issues, it might be harder for men to get the necessary emotional support from people as well as professional help to prevent their suicide.	/r/MensRights	08/06/21 02:17 PM
1	The fact that the majority of suicide victims are men is shocking. No I quite simply don't, and I'm not sure how you read that into my argument? Seems like we are talking past each other here.	/r/MensRights	08/06/21 02:04 PM
2	The fact that the majority of suicide victims are men is shocking. I didn't make a generalization, I merely said that it should not be dismissed outright because it is totally a possibility that men face hardships that women do not that then lead to these outcomes. And if that's true it should be addressed and it should be researched more. It won't happen of course because people don't really care about it in the first place. 'Easy' and 'hard' are very vague terms I grant you, but there must be certain factors that lead to the discrepancy and they could have to…	/r/MensRights	07/06/21 11:57 PM
11	The fact that the majority of suicide victims are men is shocking. Wasn't there a study posted on here recently that proved that most suicidal men did actually talk to a therapist before? The idea that men just don't open up enough is a knee-jerk response to immediately put the blame back on men themselves whenever this gender discrepancy is brought up. Imo it is just victim blaming. Maybe the actual cause lies in the way people respond to men opening up and how it teaches men to keep their issues to themselves? Or maybe life on average is somewhat harder for m…	/r/MensRights	07/06/21 05:58 PM
6	The fact that the majority of suicide victims are men is shocking. I don't think either of these solutions is acceptable. To sell suicide pills to men or euthanize them if they can't cope with their problems, instead of actually trying to discover their causes and fixing them, would be an even more coldhearted, indifferent approach to male suicide than the status quo. Most of these men don't want to die per se, it's external circumstances and factors that they want desperately to escape and suicide is the only way out left to them.	/r/MensRights	07/06/21 05:43 PM
6	Homoeroticism and Heterosexuality I think there is some truth to it that women in the past were valued for their reproductive ability to provide offspring for the family first and foremost, not so much for their sexual resources by themselves (because otherwise female prostitution or promiscuity wouldn't be so stigmatized). In turn men were valued for their ability to provide the family a good life with material ressources. I think the "women are loved unconditionally, men only for their provision" stems from this, because women…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/06/21 03:21 PM
1	Deer men, if a girl says she's been raped, stay away. No the other post on twox serves to stigmatize victims of false accusations and this post serves to reveal the hypocrisy of feminists like you who are outraged about one thing but not about the other. The title here is not meant to be taken seriously unlike the other one.	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 10:32 AM
7	If rpe is a man's issue, then aren't false rpe accusations are a woman's issue? Neither is neither honestly. The main issue I have with feminism is that they see every issue as as gender based men vs women issue.	/r/MensRights	23/05/21 04:48 PM
4	Feminists shutting down a men's suicide awareness event.This is absurd. Dude, just shut the fuck up.	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 06:07 PM
3	I'm starting to hate women. I don't hate women, but I have become increasingly disappointed with the online discussion and how women engage in it. All of this collective blaming, belittling of male perspectives and opinions or trying to shut them down completely, always demanding understanding from our side but not trying to do the reverse. There are tons of male feminists who go out of their way to please feminists and listen to their views despite open misandrist resentment. After all women struggles are so much worse so…	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 04:33 PM
3	America's boy crisis. Those big companies and top 1% of men are usually big proponents of feminism and support for women for example through affirmative actions programs, because that always sheds a positive light on them. These top 1 % of men don't benefit the average joe at all, yet they are used by feminists to justify the idea of a patriarchy and a male dominated culture in wich women have it so far worse and men are inherently privileged. This creates a culture in wich male issues are not taken seriously or prio…	/r/MensRights	08/03/21 02:49 PM
3	This Clown World is not fixable anymore. Are you: Straight, SuperStraight, Gay, Lesbian, SuperGay or SuperLesbian? It comes from people who do not want to date the Bearded Lady and of course this exploded inside the LGBTASDF community as it was "invented" by some men. Yeah but they also advocate for women to accept trans men as dating partners. It's not specifically a male issue and honestly this will never be a big issue, since trans people are a really small minority and who you decide to date will always be up to you.	/r/MensRights	07/03/21 08:56 PM
9	And here we have part of the problem. Our problems are not considered to be as important as women's problems. Apparently now misandry is nothing but just a bunch of mean tweets while misogyny is harassment, murder and joining terrorist groups. I think one of the core feminist misunderstandings (or propaganda if you don't want to give the benefit of the doubt) is that they interpret every case of "stalking, harassment, murder, terrorizing etc" that has a male perpetrator and female victim constellation as examples of "misogyny" as if this is already self evident. Would anybody immediately assume in a case of a woman committing a crime against a man that she is motivated by hatred against all men instead of a bunch of possible individua…	/r/MensRights	03/03/21 03:51 PM
7	As someone who has seen both sides of the fence, men really have it rough right now. He's saying that just because the top 1% are men that doesn't mean the rest of us benefit from that in any way shape or form. Men on a societal level have very little in-group bias and rather compete with each other and will throw each other under the bus constantly when they see some gain in it - for example female approval, men fighting each other over women is the oldest male tradition. And it's kinda true that we can thank men in power for not caring about other men. But it's not like women …	/r/MensRights	18/02/21 10:41 PM
2	As someone who has seen both sides of the fence, men really have it rough right now. I'm not excusing it, I'm merely explaining it. I think the MRA's are often unnecessarily toxic against women. But you can't justify hostility by things that are decades or even centuries in the past like historical oppression of women. .The MRA's respond to how feminists act towards men right now. And I just don't think the current situation of gender equality in the west justifies the negative views and stereotypes feminists perpetuate right now, for example that there exists widespread male pr…	/r/MensRights	18/02/21 10:06 PM
5	As someone who has seen both sides of the fence, men really have it rough right now. women talking about their experiences with rape and abuse makes you feel defensive. do you ever wonder why? its not you doing the abusing, so why do you feel the need to hide it, or defend against it, or attack those who are opening up about it? Way too often when women especially feminists discuss rape and sexual violence it very much does comes with this accusatory tone and underlying resentment against all men. At least online that is, I didn't encounter it in real life so this may warp our p…	/r/MensRights	18/02/21 07:30 PM
4	As someone who has seen both sides of the fence, men really have it rough right now. I think they just conflate things to fear monger, that 1 in 4 statistic refers to women being at college not literally every time you go outside. But even so it has been criticized for widely inflating the actual number through biased surveys and very broad definitions of sexual assault, wich depending on interpretation could include any form of unwanted touching. There is no denying a certain risk, even though probably much lower than 25% unfortunately exists and women should be made aware of i…	/r/MensRights	18/02/21 06:19 PM
11	I have a question for you men; is “kill all men” a joke to you? I've seen a lot of feminists lately say that this is a sort of "joke" women use to vent about their patriarchal oppression and discrimination by the male sex and it's therefore a justified example of "punching up". While the reverse would be just further sexism and misogyny against women. Oh and also "men actually kill and rape women, instead of joking about it" So essentially it boils down to the black and white narrative feminists have so successfully spun about men as oppressors and bad and w…	/r/MensRights	17/02/21 06:56 PM