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If you're spending your English class looking at ads, you're not getting a high quality education anyway, so don't take any of this too seriously or expect any learning to take place. Your teacher says you're learning how to decode cultural messaging and speak truth to power. Yeah nah, you're learning how to recite progressive boilerplate. If you really want to argue the case, I'd start from the fact that for the past 30-40 years men in ads are portrayed as incompetent doofuses who can't navigat…
/r/MensRights30/11/16 04:42 PM
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Scary Independent Women? When someone claims to be “an ‘independent woman’ who desires ‘to get married and have babies,'” it places husband and children in the category of wants instead of needs–they become mere consumer goods. Most men need to be a more significant part of a marriage. This need puts men in an impossible dilemma if they want to marry an independent woman: to either be a mere accessory she’d like to have around or to put her in a position where she makes herself less than she is–…
/r/MensRights30/11/16 12:58 AM
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Oppression juicing As in every quasi-Marxist revolution, though, the old Bolsheviks are in danger of being chewed up and spat out by the new. For example, consider the unintentionally hilarious New York Times Magazine article “When Women Become Men at Wellesley,” by Ruth Padawer. At women’s colleges today, the lesbians who were long the engineers of human souls are getting shoved aside for being on the wrong side of history by even butcher “trans-men” juicing on prescription testosterone: Trans …
/r/MensRights29/11/16 11:00 PM
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When he boasts that he's never seen Top Gear, he's playing out a very old fashioned form of English snobbery, like the judge who thought "Gazza" was an operatic reference and not the nickname of the most famous soccer player in the country. Translation - I'm a cut above the lower middle class, I'm a refined man and not just some blokey bloke. Top Gear is one of the most popular TV programs in the world. It has orders of magnitude more international appeal than any of the cosmopolitan cultural pu…
/r/MensRights29/11/16 09:48 PM
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“Movember irritates me because it’s not so much about cancer awareness as masculinity awareness. … Movember says that we protect men by celebrating masculinity. And that’s ridiculous,” wrote Jacob Brogan in Slate last November. Movember has also received criticism from feminists, who say it’s not inclusive to women. “Society views male body hair as natural—but the same cannot be said of women,” complains Jessica Bansbach in a SUNY student newspaper. “When women join No-Shave, they are often met …
/r/MensRights29/11/16 08:30 PM
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http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/the-perilous-whiteness-of-pumpkins/article32293466/ Vast tracts of the social sciences have gone insane. If you doubt it, I urge you to check out New Real Peer Review, a Twitter feed whose purpose is to expose the absurdity of what passes for scholarly research. It’s run by a small team of anonymous academics who fear their careers will suffer if people know who they are. They have no shortage of material. Their greatest hit to date is a piece claiming that…
/r/MensRights29/11/16 04:39 PM
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Pedantry, snark, and bitterness Chicks gonna chick after all, and women getting indignant about this or that can even be quite endearing sometimes. But now as their complaints echo around the internet, they get amplified and shaped by white knights who infuse it with their not-inconsiderable talents of pedantry, snark and bitterness. It's hard to tell whether this tone started with women or with nerds but the violence and sarcasm and emotion is so raw you can instantly tell how deeply unhappy th…
/r/MensRights29/11/16 04:17 PM
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" I would love to see women’s organic business successes despite themselves, but my guess is that every failure or setback would have some tinge of external sexism attached to them. The truth is there are very few women who actually create something of worth because the easier path to success is to create a social convention that shames men for not including women in their own successes. It will always be easier for women to appropriate the success of men rather than create anything for themselv…
/r/MensRights29/11/16 03:32 PM
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See also: The "gender researchers" in Harald Eia's Brainwash documentary series.
/r/MensRights29/11/16 03:07 PM
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Boys using their fists = toxic masculinity. Girls using their fists = empowerment. It's a cause for parental bragging, proof that you're passing on the feminist message to your children, to have a #badass tomboy daughter who beats up boys. There's quite a bit of Jezebel-style female empowerment bragging along the lines of Have You Ever Beat Up A Boyfriend? Cause, Uh, We Have And a few of the stories in that thread are /thathappened material - people with unresolved middle school resentments fant…
/r/MensRights29/11/16 02:43 PM
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http://www.xojane.com/sex/i-wish-women-would-stop-acting-like-straight-bitches-about-short-dudes But I've noticed that the subject of male height has the capacity to turn even the most open-minded and feminist of my friends into straight-up bitches. The general consensus around the table that night was no short guy is ever gonna get it, no way, no how, ugh, never never never never, with the kind of vehemence that would make me feel sick to my stomach if directed at a woman's size or shape by a g…
/r/MensRights28/11/16 08:44 PM
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'Zech' is a sex therapist for young refugees...
/r/MensRights28/11/16 02:26 PM
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Learning "facts" about a "subject" is an outdated concept of education. Surely you noticed that even though the English Lit majors couldn't answer a question about Jane Austen, they nevertheless had a broad interdisciplinary exposure to a plurality of literatures and critical theories, a passion for questioning the foundational assumptions of their discipline, and a readiness for the challenges of 21st century society. http://www.iasc-culture.org/THR/THR_article_2016_Summer_Andrews.php Yale prof…
/r/MensRights28/11/16 02:15 PM
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No, poetic justice for the boy who's being praised for being a tattletale is as follows: He grows up, has an insecure job with no union to protect him in case of injury, unfair dismissal, or targeting for a Two Minutes Hate. He stands with a clipboard in some shitty bus station as a flak-catcher for any passenger who's angry at the transport company. Every interaction with the public is monitored by his successors in the Junior Spies Club. One day some boganette starts swinging at him because sh…
/r/MensRights27/11/16 04:43 PM
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“I think there is a double standard. If you said to a girl, ‘Do you like being called a babe?’ and she said, ‘No, not really,’ she’d be absolutely right… I like to think of myself as more than a head of hair or a set of looks. It’s demeaning. Yes, in some ways you could argue I’ve been employed for a look I have. But there’s a sexism that happens towards men. There’s definitely a sexism in our industry that happens towards women, and there is towards men as well… At some points during photo shoo…
/r/MensRights27/11/16 03:43 PM
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An 89-Year-Old Statue Helps Unlock The Scorn For Men’s Rights The statue portrays a nearly nude, sword-wielding, strapping male youth, his foot crushing the necks of two writhing female sirens, Corruption and Vice — one defeated, the other cowering — in an exultant posture of triumph. It is an allegory of triumph over temptation. (A siren is a mythical seductresses who was said to lure sailors — who, of course, were male — with their enchanting music to the rocky coast of their island, causing t…
/r/MensRights27/11/16 03:30 PM
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