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I thought about writing something about the actual symbolism, about the fact that it's literally a little girl trying to stand in the way of American prosperity, or that the economy is trying to run her over, depending on how you view it. I prefer the former because it's defiant, and thus fits the intention better, but is also saying that you'd rather have poverty than patriarchy. Which is amazing, these people wouldn't survive an hour without their top-tier consumer tech and pumpkin spiced coff…
/r/MensRights07/04/17 12:33 AM
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Isn't it funny that what feminists deem a strong figure is a small little girl just about to be trampled by a big charging bull? I mean, how is a child girl a symbol for strong independent womanhood? Or for workplace equality, but if so, why a child? Not only is the statue lazy, it's futile. How is it supposed to change anything? By moaning through art?
/r/MensRights03/04/17 11:29 PM
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Alternative gender orientation (AGO) and alternative sexual orientation (ASO) were the terms I was using to describe the sexual divergences when I was still in high school. Seemed natural that if you want to make a group for minorities you want to automatically include everyone with a single name. But the LGBT+++ system is much better. This way, all the focus can be on representation of a letter instead of helping homosexual men in the Middle East down the stairs, so they don't have to reach the…
/r/MensRights03/04/17 11:15 PM
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I've had this argument with people who know women chose other jobs because they are free to do so. Their argument is then why female dominated jobs pay less. I respond by saying that you make more money from building computers and selling them than you do checking the temperature on sick people. They usually respond by calling it unfair. It's as if the currency of fairness is cash.
/r/MensRights02/04/17 07:42 PM
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I have so many questions though. Why does she keep sending the pictures and why does he keep responding? There seems to be some hate-love going on. However, I do think it's weird how sending a dick picture, basically exposing themselves to be ridiculed by a complete stranger, is supposed to give him the upper hand? It's basically exposing your sexual interest and desperation, putting all of that power into the hands of the recipient, ignoring the plethora of possible consequences. I mean, it's r…
/r/MensRights02/04/17 02:59 PM
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How can it be mansplaining if the actual article was just a stab at the patriarchy. How can it even be a stab at the patriarchy if it didn't even have to be real... Actually, if you admit the article wasn't serious, all you are saying is that you have to fabricate stories in order to make the patriarchy look stupid, i.e. you have to LIE in order to win. If you can admit to yourself what you believe in is just your own imagination, then how on earth can you not understand you are being deliberate…
/r/MensRights02/04/17 02:37 PM
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People are free to write shit like "Hellre gröt än män" (translated: "rather porrigde than men") on the streets, and it's celebrated. Imagine a boy walking with his father and asking him what it says, to which he must reply "there are some people out there who think you are born wrong..." leaving out the "and they are in power" part because that is what he knows but the boy is too young to understand what it means. We have a union founded mansplaining emergency call number (http://unionenopinion…
/r/MensRights30/03/17 01:58 AM
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