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5	Something that needs to be talked about, Canada's government now completely operates under a feminist doctrine called the GBA (gender-based analysis.) I'm to dissect what's problematic about it over the next few posts. Are there no alternative parties in Canada?	/r/MensRights	06/12/18 08:26 AM
2	Karen Straughan Hits Nail on Head: "Men in power do not act in the interests of men as a class. They are more likely to act in the interests of women at the expense of men." In many ways, feminists and feminist-sympathetic people, indulge in basic gender stereotypes more than - in my experience at least - the average Jane and Joe Q. Public general population do. Perhaps even moreso than an ardent "traditionalist", who usually at least have a conception of women's power as "temptresses" and the like. If they assume you're a man, they are assuming a bunch of things, including competence and agency. That's where the "danger" comes from, because as a man you are assumed…	/r/MensRights	04/12/18 03:20 AM
4	Basking in my newly attained male privilege You know, I'd never actually thought about what the selective service requirements would be in the US for a transman. The top age where you're theoretically draft-able without prior military experience is, I believe, 36 (Americans correct me if I'm wrong). So you're close enough to aging out of it that it's probably never going to come up. But if somebody transitioned earlier, like in their early 20s for instance and had their legal gender changed and the whole shebang... what would actually hap…	/r/MensRights	30/11/18 09:04 AM
4	Wage gap is officially no longer 20%, now it's 50% thanks to new math. And when women out earn men, they say, “women have become the breadwinner, what an amazing step for gender equality”. I've also seen the poor-women versions of this, like "women have become the breadwinner - and it's taking a toll on their mental health / here's why that's bad for equality / but it's making it hard to find a partner"	/r/MensRights	30/11/18 08:22 AM
6	Populist Australian political party One Nation announces policy opposing discrimination against men. They may hold the balance of power in the Senate after the next election, so this is welcome news. I wanted to say "we could do worse than One Nation representing us" but I'm not actually sure about that.	/r/MensRights	23/11/18 08:59 AM
4	Tons of women seem to leave a restaurant and the guy has to pick up the whole tab. A guy leaves women to pick up the whole tab and he goes to jail. It's a douchebag thing to do to anyone but 120 days in jail for little else but the crime of having the audacity to encroach on the female gender role is a bit much.	/r/MensRights	23/11/18 07:09 AM
2	Men are killed at a greater rate than women in Australia – what can we do to reduce their risk? There are several ways we could reduce this problem. One would be strong social sanction against women who chase after "bad boys"; it's somewhat remarkable that young women today are virtually encouraged to mate with scoundrels; in the old days their mothers/grandmothers would at least warn them about cads. Mostly grandmothers, at least in my experience. I think this is one of those side effects of the dissolution of the traditional family structure that occurred throughout the 20th century IMO.…	/r/MensRights	16/11/18 04:53 AM

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