trans_spirituality Archive

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-1	Feminism actually KILLS men. Because, to be frank, the only reason men’s rights can be seen as something important is because of how much progress we have made in gender equality in relation to women and gender non-conforming individuals. Of all the groups that experience oppression at the hands of society, straight, cis men just on average have it better, and society has historically been defined on their terms. Feminism is what we talk about because feminism is how we got here. Talking about men’s rights at almost any oth…	/r/MensRights	09/08/21 04:04 AM
-2	Feminism actually KILLS men. Yea, I agree with you. I think we’ve just come to different conclusions. Sexism always hits both ways, and discrimination that women face becomes misandrist discrimination in another form and visa versa. My point is that we can only achieve equality by liberating everyone from a gendered culture. You are using hate speech to consider all men as possible predators. Um, no, I’m literally saying the opposite. That is my experience as a man, that society makes me feel like a predator when I’m not.	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 09:39 PM
0	Feminism actually KILLS men. I’m sorry you felt offended. I am just relating my own experiences. Edit: Actually, looking through your comment history, I recent my apology 👀 You're out of touch with reality petty girl. Men have civilized the World in general to the point where today you can spend the remainder of your life doing 'Work From Home' and still have a significant majority of commodities and services delivered to your doorstep without worrying about much at all. Do an experiment next time yeah? Next time when you r…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 09:04 PM
-2	Feminism actually KILLS men. I think understanding requires accepting the idea that even under a system of political equality (which does not exist right now), a person can still be oppressed. Culture is itself an expression of power, and culture modulates out behavior down to even the smallest things we do, and we don’t think about it or recognize it as political in any way. But it is. So, if you accept that idea, then the ‘patriarchy’ can be seen as a set of cultural beliefs and behaviors about gender that re-enforced gen…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 08:13 PM
-2	Feminism actually KILLS men. That is literally what the feminists sub Reddit’s say about these sort of subreddits. Because it’s true, from both perspectives. These subs are filled with misogynistic toxicity, and feminists subs can be filled with misandrist toxicity. If you use that to dismiss the ideas, then you’re just perpetuating the same things you complain about. Just my opinion, but I don’t really see that as being an effective mental framework.	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 07:07 PM
-9	Feminism actually KILLS men. And there are quite a lot of people within the men’s rights circles are are perfect examples of woman hating toxic masculinity. Do you then reject the premise that men should have better rights and be treated better in society because of that? No. You can do this with whatever you believe. Socialists are self-hating anti-semites, Republicans are crazed idiots who do not care about anything other than themselves, men’s rights activists are red-pilled incel assholes, etc. At the end of the day tho…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 06:31 PM
-2	Feminism actually KILLS men. Lol, oh yes men are ostracized. It does not have to be an explicit upholding of explicit masculine values, but it most certainly happens everywhere. I think you are oversimplifying class issues dramatically. Of course the fundamental issue at play is a class struggle, but that manifests itself in a lot of ways that develop into independent issues. Like, if all economic class issues were resolved today we would still have major issues with racism and sexism. No one is saying that the privileged c…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 06:22 PM
-17	Feminism actually KILLS men. Privileged classes never exist for the benefit of everyone in that class. The patriarchy has to be upheld even within male spaces, which means that those who do not conform with standard masculinity can also be ostracized. It’s not just something that negatively effects women, and it privileges you as a man, but it can also hurt you if you are non-conforming in any real way. I also think, for men, it’s really easy to say that gender/race issues are just manifestations of a larger class struggle …	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 05:37 PM
-18	Feminism actually KILLS men. Yea, and those two feelings are intertwined with each other. That’s what I’m saying. You cannot get to a world where innocent men don’t feel like creeps for being normal without addressing the issues that women face with aggressive men at the same time . Gender issues are not separate , you cannot fight for feminism in isolation, nor can you fight for men’s rights in isolation. It must be liberation for everyone. Also, if you don’t mind me talking personal, it sounds to me like you have or had…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 05:24 PM
-57	Feminism actually KILLS men. Many of the problems that effect men are also problems that effect women in reverse. I think it’s sort of a meme, the idea that the ‘oppressor’ class receives only benefits in being a privileged class, but it’s not entirely true. Men are trapped within that system just as much, even if overall they are the benefactors. I’m sure many men can relate to feeling like a predator or a threat to others simply by existing. People can be standoff-ish, ignore your presence, or be threatened by you, especi…	/r/MensRights	08/08/21 05:07 PM