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11	Do fathers do their fair share? BBC Big Questions 11/5/14		iinventedthenight	/r/MensRights	15/05/14 08:49 AM

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5	So I got into a Debate with my Feminist Friend and Sister-In-Law. My Sister-In-Law defriended me on Facebook. I've uploaded the debate, can you guys show me what I did right and wrong? I just glanced this, I think you contradict yourself a bit. Men have problems, women have problems. Some of the problems are due to social norms and expectations, and yet you argue that women are not systemically repressed. Perhaps repressed is true strong a word, but I would argue that both men and women are systemically compelled to conform to the stereotypes you yourself mention. Privilege is such a relative concept. Men and women from developed countries arguing over privilege is like argume…	/r/MensRights	03/12/14 05:10 PM
6	NPR, accused of anti-male bias, doubles down. I thought about my reply to your question for a while, trying to construct an eloquent answer, but couldn't. So put very simply, in the end, it makes me feel like shit. I think of all those other men, so similar to me, who could be my brothers and friends and good fathers and sons, who were just chewed up by war and shat out. They were no different to me. Born in another time and place, I would have died in a ditch as well. But after I am done feeling like shit, it makes me feel like going out a…	/r/MensRights	10/08/14 05:52 PM
3	Remember guys, privilege is binary, men can't have issues because they have privilege, feminism is going to solve men's issues eventually, the MRM is a hate group that doesn't help men at all, amirite I work in Africa a lot for my work. In and out of airports in these countries you meet a lot of interesting people that you start conversations with. One time waiting for some delayed flight to head back home I ended up talking with a woman from UNDP about the country we were in, the work we did, our frustrations and observations. One thing she said remains with me to this day - that many kids in that country were permanently disadvantaged because they didn't get sufficient nutrition to be able …	/r/MensRights	04/07/14 07:53 PM
0	I found this. I'm starting to feel ashamed to be a man. I shouldn't feel this way. Get out of here with your facts!	/r/MensRights	27/05/14 06:27 PM
3	Do fathers do their fair share? BBC Big Questions 11/5/14 Yeah agree - that guy was Glen Poole who has a few more things on youtube that are fairly sensible. The host was pretty weak I thought - trotting out the tired jokes - and not really engaging in the central issue - parental leave disparity. This wasn't clear in the discussion, but the disparity in the UK for leave is 26-52 weeks for mothers (39 weeks paid) vs. 2-26 weeks for fathers (2 weeks paid, or 26 weeks paid if Mum returns to work). i.e. Both cannot have paid parental leave. I thought this…	/r/MensRights	15/05/14 10:44 AM

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