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| 1 | Looking back on my times as an MRA: Thoughts?I'd like to see some of this "evidence." And when I mean evidence, I don't mean isolated incidents that are supposed to speak for all feminists and the supposed ethics of the entire feminist movement. | /r/MensRights | 13/04/15 11:43 PM |
| 1 | Looking back on my times as an MRA: Thoughts?The goal of feminists is equality for the male and female gender; its goals are not to find fault with "men" but to dismantle a system that has historically favored men and masculinity. | /r/MensRights | 13/04/15 10:24 PM |
| 1 | Looking back on my times as an MRA: Thoughts?Just because feminism addresses needs that are pressing to a vast number of women does not mean that feminism ignores/hides/minimizes the same issues in relation to men. If as a proponent for men's rights, you are really attempting to impact reform or awareness surrounding men experiencing domestic violence, you can do it without being anti-feminist. Feminism and "meninism" both want to see an end to domestic abuse--there is no feminist agenda to hide the abuse that men experience. Clearly, debu… | /r/MensRights | 13/04/15 10:14 PM |
| 0 | Looking back on my times as an MRA: Thoughts?1) The definition of feminism is based on equality; how can you say that all feminists have no interest in equality? 2)So you're saying that patriarchy doesn't exist? That a social system in which maleness & masculinity is lauded and a system in which males predominate in roles of political leadership and does not exist? Please wake up. 3) Patriarchal culture fosters an image of women as being universally better parents (caring, empathetic, patient, domestic) and stigmatizes women who choose to … | /r/MensRights | 13/04/15 10:03 PM |
| -1 | Looking back on my times as an MRA: Thoughts?while current feminist discourse defines feminism as an ideology founded upon the equality of genders/sexes, questions arise as to which "men" women strive to be equal to. i think it's pretty clear that not all men are on equal on some sociocultural and socioeconomic means as others (for example, trans and queer men of color). the prevailing (mainstream, easily digestible) definition of feminisim should be enhanced by adding that feminism is primarily about liberation from the patriarchy. it is … | /r/MensRights | 08/04/15 08:26 PM |
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