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| 3 | Really concerning fact about the future of menI think a major part of this is men getting work-nerfed. Society tells men that they're only appropriately masculine if they're providers, but there aren't many legitimate jobs left in society, so most men go to an office and take orders from other men. This is going to lead to depression and reduce testosterone and make the junk not work. When you tell men that the ultimate expression of masculinity is to go into a gray box for 10 hours and take stupid orders from even more useless men, well...… | /r/MGTOW | 17/05/18 12:28 PM |
| 1 | The Green Pill: the Case for Doing the Right Thing; Why Feminism Is Good for Men, Too; and What to Learn from “Incels”.I don't even know what that means, but it's extreme. It's either or. Either you're with the feminists, or you're out killing kids in Brazil. By "poison someone else's kids in Brazil", I was using a specific example for the more general sense of "paid work that, in a corrupt system, more often than not makes the world worse". Obviously, corporate work varies in what part of the world it poisons. being a cuck to a feminist There are a lot of women who identify with feminism but aren't promiscuous … | /r/MGTOW | 17/05/18 10:28 AM |
| 5 | Women paying more than men for health insurance? Discrimination. Men paying more for life and auto insurance? No problem. Feminists only want rights when it benefits Women, not equality.I think the health insurance issue summons more indignation because health insurance companies, in the US, are objectively evil and everyone hates them. The crime is not that women pay more for health insurance, or that men pay more for car insurance, because that is how insurance works. Rather, the crime is that private insurance, rather than universal coverage, is the model for health care in the US. Until we go to one-rate public option at the very least, and preferably single-payer, we're go… | /r/MensRights | 20/01/11 10:54 PM |
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