mostly_worthless Archive

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5	This is what gynocentrism and male disposability look like Unironically Ronald Reagan, or at least the political shift he heralded. The 80s decimated the working class, especially male-dominated professions.	/r/MensRights	08/08/17 05:49 AM
4	How messed up is society when men's rights are seen as a bad thing? So male liberation from gender roles is totally new and no one -- left right or center -- wants anything to do with it. This is pretty much it, because everybody has something to lose. Something it's important to understand about liberal feminism is that is not and never has been about women abandoning their gender roles in whole, en masse. It has always been about women - especially upper-class women - having the option to abandon the female role in whole or in part and pick and choose which pa…	/r/MensRights	26/07/17 04:18 AM
4	Why are men always idiots in TV ads? I think kids will see stuff like this and intuitively understand that there's something wrong with it, that it seems unfair somehow. Think about what early messaging to kids is all about, in kids books and pre-school etc. - it's all about being fair, being nice to people regardless of this or that trait. The change of ideology required to look at this stuff and not immediately get that there's something unfair about it, to rationalise and justify it, all comes later. Usually around the start of …	/r/MensRights	21/07/17 04:06 AM
3	Facebook doesn't know the difference between Male Privilege and Spam. Facebook's agenda is money. Facebook makes its money largely through advertising. By selling ad space on its platform (recommended pages, sponsored posts, etc) with its ad targeting technology as a selling point and by selling the data it collects directly to other marketing firms. Women are the majority of users on pretty much all major social media platforms with a few exceptions but especially on Facebook (and other Facebook brands like Instagram). Women, as we know, also control the majority…	/r/MensRights	17/07/17 07:16 AM
3	So why are men committing suicide? Setting aside the fact that the pop-psych notion of the introvert/extrovert dichotomy is more folklore than science, when people here, in mens movement more broadly (and some who are interested in gender politics but aren't necessarily ideologically invested) talk about the ways men and women tend to express and process emotions, it is generally understood that they are usually talking trends, ie. the ways that have been observed to be more helpful for each sex in aggregate. They are not making …	/r/MensRights	09/07/17 05:08 AM
9	Question for you guys, why is this sub so against circumcision? Genital mutilation is an issue that illustrates how people care endlessly about harm to females but don't get a flying fuck about males in the same situation. It also demonstrates effectively that this 'empathy gap' is not limited to adult men/women when they've settled into their socially constructed gender roles (or whatever you prefer to call them) but begins immediately upon birth and is a great way to familiarise oneself with the kind of mental hoops people will jump through to justify it	/r/MensRights	30/06/17 05:09 AM
1	How my wife talks to me: 5 years- 2 kids and she still threatens divorce because I play video games for an hour a night. I stopped fighting with her a long time ago. That sounds dangerous for both of you. Eventually you'll lose it and then it will be all over and you'll be the one arrested and screwed forever. If she strikes you during an argument, you should immediately stop and leave the room or even the house if necessary. You cannot under any circumstances lay a hand on her in anger, but this can make it clear that you aren't prepared to tolerate it any more. If you have a relationship where you feel she'll take you seriously, you need to sit her down an…	/r/MensRights	07/06/17 08:19 AM
25	How my wife talks to me: 5 years- 2 kids and she still threatens divorce because I play video games for an hour a night. I stopped fighting with her a long time ago. find a place for me with gaming so you're not allowed to even play video games (ie. have your own hobby) without her supervision? And the solution when she isn't satisfied is to take your stuff? Without really knowing the history or the details of your relationship, but the above coupled with casual threats like that - especially if those threats are frequent - this sounds like pretty classic abusive behaviour.	/r/MensRights	06/06/17 04:42 AM