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13	Huffpost is pure feminist cancer. This attitude is one that is largely peculiar to the late 20th century up until now. It's particularly American in character and, generally, makes for culturally stunted people because it so ultimately focused on specialisation leading in some way to productivity. The whole point of liberal arts or a classical education as its otherwise known is to give you enough background so that not only can be instructed in various topic to the extent that you may develop an understanding of what field you …	/r/MensRights	03/06/17 05:40 AM
16	Huffpost is pure feminist cancer. God forbid we, as a society, encourage a broad and well-rounded education in order for people to develop personally and become effective and engaged citizens with an understanding of culture and history as well as just technical skill. What we need is more good little worker drones to produce more commodities and more profits for our corporate masters.	/r/MensRights	03/06/17 03:06 AM
1	Civil rights complaint filed against NBC for showing Women-only screening if Wonder Woman. This entire thing is painfully stupid. I'm sure media outlets are making good money on it though, since everything about it is perfect clickbait.	/r/MensRights	02/06/17 03:36 AM
4	Are you guys tired of being lumped in with rich old white men in politics and in business, while you toil away and live from paycheck to paycheck? to be fair, the variety of feminism that came out on top of the internal ideological struggle back in the 60s/70s and came to dominate feminist discourse and become the public face of the movement (ie. liberal feminism) was largely the purview of wealthy white women, just as it had begun in the mid 19th through early 20th century. Notwithstanding 'intersectionality' as a more modern attempt at shedding that image, it also largely remains so. So it's only natural that when they look around at the…	/r/MensRights	23/05/17 08:16 AM
1	Okay guys, look what r/feminism actually is. the anarchist subs are (ironically) pretty much all authoritarian shit holes run by their cliquish mod teams as their own private little fiefdoms. It's hilarious really. But smashies tend to be that way IRL too so what can you do. LSR is a shame though, because there's some good stuff there. They didn't used to be as ban happy or sensitive as they are now.	/r/MensRights	09/05/17 09:22 AM
1	Why is it so hard to find actual studies about male victims and female perpetrators? It's important to remember that social science, careerist activism and marketability are hitched together in such a way under our current social order that they cannot be separated. Nobody gets grants from the state or 'non-profit' bourgeois foundations for that kind of work if the results of the study are in doubt and nobody profits from it enough afterward to promote it even if the work somehow manages to get funded in the first place. No-one wants to hear it and have preconceptions in this ar…	/r/MensRights	06/05/17 04:01 AM
6	William Shatner pipes up about misandry and 'toxic masculinity' Shatner was hit with a 1,300-word rebuttal in The Mary Sue, Golly, how will he ever recover	/r/MensRights	03/05/17 06:57 AM
6	"William Shatner firmly believes in misandry, a concept favored by men's rights activists" FashyGoy1488 on the Daily Stormer told me that anti-semitism is actually not real and has been debunked because Jews, like, totally control the world. So I guess we don't need to worry about that either.	/r/MensRights	03/05/17 02:48 AM
6	Ruined by child support: ‘My one night stand is still costing me’ \| Good to see this issue getting positive national coverage I think everyone agrees the child's interests need to be looked after, but this can be done without destroying the life of a man who had no input into the decision to become a father beyond unfortunately trusting an untrustworthy woman and drunkenly putting his dick somewhere it might have, in hindsight, been better not to put it. Now, given that in Australia this woman had rights and options at every stage from conception to post-natal to opt out of motherhood (options that, even had the father…	/r/MensRights	03/05/17 02:37 AM
4	Tommy Sotomayor and Dave Rubin: Racism, the Black Family, and Victimhood (Full Interview) If it's like any other interview I've seen with Tommy Sotomayor, he usually talks a lot about the importance of having fathers in the home and how their absence is related to a plethora of problems in black communities in the US. Just guessing though as I haven't watched this one yet.	/r/MensRights	08/04/17 03:03 AM
6	Camille Paglia Urges Feminists to Stop Blaming Men for their Discontent That's absolutely part of Paglia's schtick when she speaks. It's obviously what she's settled on for her "brand" as far as her in person appearances or interviews go. I can never decide whether I like it or not. But her writing is a pretty different animal IMO. I would recommend Sexual Personae to anyone interested in gender issues/politics.	/r/MensRights	31/03/17 03:03 AM
7	If men kill women it's a hate crime but if men kill men it's fine. Okay femicides account for nearly 20 percent of global homicides "femicides"? really? So that means more than 4 out of 5 homicides are actually "masculicides" then? Or is this another one of those areas men do not exist?	/r/MensRights	29/03/17 06:34 AM
1	Female quota sees Australian state remove it's male paid public board positions and filling half of all jobs with women only regardless of ability, skill or experience over a male applicant The accelerationist approach, eh? It's one that has some traction in some political circles. It's one I've been softening my opinion on lately as well. While I know it hurts individuals, I'm starting to think the only option may be to let them have everything they want, especially when it comes to the high profile "power" roles that seem to be such a huge focus. You want 50% female CEOs? Fine. You want 50% female in parliament? Do it. Maybe, just maybe, after they've rearranged the chairs in the…	/r/MensRights	29/03/17 02:41 AM
3	Secret aid worker: Men have as many issues as women, we just don't know what they are Well, it's not untrue. The challenges men face are different to women's and there are some contexts where the experience of men is not as severe as that of women. And vica versa. I mean, I know it's just a little nod to make sure the typical Grauniad reader doesn't get all flustered that we're taking evil privileged men's problems too seriously, but it isn't false and could be a hell of a lot worse.	/r/MensRights	24/03/17 06:48 AM
11	How do we fight inequality if we reject the victim tag? Unfortunately, it doesn't matter if a man really IS a victim or not, it matters whether highlighting that is useful socially or politically. In the context of gender relations/politics, victimhood, fragility and vulnerability are powerful for women. They are currency that can be spent to get sympathy and aid from other women and especially from men. This simply isn't the case for men. As many here can probably attest, a man in tears doesn't elicit feelings of empathy or a desire to help in most …	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 06:37 AM
1	I'm horrified by the sympathy the court system has towards women, as my brother fights for custody The situation is largely unchanged from when Earnest Bax wrote about it over 100 years ago. Regardless of what you think of his largely Victorian social outlook, it's hard to dispute his analysis of the feminist movement and that it's playbook is mostly unchanged since.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 04:28 AM
1	Yeah okay got it thanks 'I was too rich NOT to cheat' Writer tells how he was destined to have a mistress in every city he took a 'business trip' to because, shit, he was fucking loaded.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 02:29 AM
2	Debate on Australian Television: Have men become second class citizens? Van Badham identifies as an anarchist? Hahahaha holy shit. Upper-middle class columnists for third way liberal propaganda rags. Truly the backbone of the anarchist movement!	/r/MensRights	16/03/17 09:35 AM
6	Women Divorce Men more because of oppression My theory is that women tend to bitch more about their husbands to their friends than men do about their wives, as a way of bonding I don't know how much this affects how women see their marriages, but damn is this correct. My experience being around married women is a constant litany of complaints about the husband doing or not doing this or that, belittling his job, hobbies, friends, appearance and often even sexual performance all to the giggles and approval of the others. Being around marrie…	/r/MensRights	15/03/17 06:29 AM
1	On International Women's Day, don't forget men - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Was.. this meant to be satire?	/r/MensRights	08/03/17 07:13 AM
16	Snapchat at it again with Brother magazine, a magazine about "topics for men" "average looking" vs "attractive" is pretty ill-defined, especially given standards for what makes a man attractive in society vs what makes a woman attractive that said, how about taller men vs shorter? That might be interesting.	/r/MensRights	08/03/17 07:08 AM
18	"The headmaster of Australia’s oldest independent school, the King’s School, has called for an overhaul of the national numeracy and literacy tests, arguing the current assessment favours girls over boys." wonder how long he'll be in that job now	/r/MensRights	01/03/17 09:24 AM
2	Romance is dead Karen wouldn't have gotten nearly the attention she has if not for the fact that she's a driven woman, or that if she were a dude that she'd have been harassed and shut down already. I think even Karen herself has probably spoken on this topic before. Women are important/required for movements of this kind because women are and have largely always ultimately been the moral arbiters of society. They can speak freely on these topics without anywhere near the kind of social censure men face for voi…	/r/MensRights	01/03/17 06:14 AM