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-1	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Never said it helps. Just graduated actually thanks :) also, literally from oxford: “the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes.”	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 09:12 PM
1	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Lol she didn’t get kicked out of the movement, she got kicked out of her own home (just as fucked up). Specifically, she says “militant feminists” gave her death threats, however her research is applauded by many in the feminist world. Edit: tldr: women are just as capable of domestic abuse, women who are aggressive in their ideologies don’t like this stat. Women like that are not representitive of the entire movement behind equality.	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 09:09 PM
2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Also what makes equalists naive? Is it naive to want everyone to have equal opportunity and recognition under the law? Pretty much all a real feminist wants is for everybody to be treated with an equal amount of respect and dignity.	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 07:50 PM
-2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Still not true. Feminism at it’s core beliefs are pro men/women equality. It is insecurity, misunderstanding, and personal ideologies that impact how certain people portray feminism. Literally look up what feminism is.	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 07:48 PM
0	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Not true man, i personally know feminists that are actually educated and really are equalists. Not all feminists are anti-men, those are pseudofeminists. These broad statements about groups is rrally unhealthy for a well-rounded, unbiased perspective: when we use certain language, it will permeate into our daily thinking.	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 06:46 PM
2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Hm. I do like your point about men being, simply put, different from women, and are not supposed to be more like women. Honestly? I’m not sure I have any answers other than treating anyone and everyone with respect (minus the exceptions of pedos/molesters/rapists/advocates of genocide). I’m definitely not educated enough on the topic to have an in depth discussion about it on reddit. Thanks for sharing your views man I really appreciate it! Edit: that lil list is just my personal no-no’s, I’m su…	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 04:54 AM
-8	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. I sought help, i got adequate care. Your views are narrow and opinionated and honestly not all encompassing of women. Edit: i agree men have a harder time seeking out therapy, but i don’t think therapists want to focus more on women, I think there are social stigmas against men going in for health help.	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 12:36 AM
-5	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. And ya they are generally joking about it; it isn’t a joking matter. I wouldn’t joke about indigenous women being the most likely to get raped/murdered out of any population in the states, and i expect the same civility from others with whom I associate when talking about men.	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 10:49 PM
3	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. The real causes of male death rates being higher than women? Those are a couple reasons why men get pushed to suicide, along with a stigma that counseling/therapy means something is wrong w u and so men who are struggling don’t seek help. I think it is really important to note how overly stigmatized mental health is in North american culture.	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 10:47 PM
-1	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. You speak in too many absolutes friend. I know women who love me and give a shit about me; there will always be people who don’t care, but if you say these statements you become one of the ones who don’t care - totality will include you. Try to speak and permeate the kind of tones and attitudes you want society to comprise of, and you’ll probably start seeing the world differently	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 10:45 PM
3	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Ya it’s a bummer that the loudest people usually have the most ignorant things to say. I like that you said they call themselves feminists - honestly will personally start opting for a new term, like Equalists. Ik rhat sounds like a LoK reference but who cares it’s pretty accurate, we just want people to be treated equally under the law and in the eyes of the corporate world.	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 08:32 PM
37	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Ironically male suicide is higher than women, and the common narrative I’ve heard is that men do stupid stunts so they die younger but in reality the lifespan avg is just heavily affected by male suicide between 18-30	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 08:11 PM
-13	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. r/nothowgirlswork, even the misandrists. Edit: how can you make such statements? You haven’t met all women and you’re just ignorant. It’s just as sexist for you to say “all women” as it is for women to do that to us “all men are pigs etc”. Thanks for downvoting :)	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 08:10 PM
4	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. They are and they aren’t. Nobody in my friend group tolerates gender inequality. There was one girl who was a total SJW to a big fault (just stupid stuff, think gatekeeping people enjoying stuff bc they aren’t a certain race). Well this girl started talking about her bf crying about the red ring of death on his xbox 360 (long time ago)and being really demeaning towards men: it took about -5seconds for a couple of my other friends (girls) to interrupt her and ask her how she responded to him when…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 08:07 PM

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