zergrushh Archive

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6	Cracked.com takes things to another level: video about sexist stereotypes in ads turns into an open attack on Men's Rights. Cracked.com's target demographic is teens and young adults, who tend to bend toward a liberal world view, which dictates that there's a "war on women" led by men, who are violent brutes and earn more money at women's expense. So, yeah, it's not surprising that Cracked puts out schlock like this. As they get older and get more wise to the ways of the world, they'll stop visiting Cracked. Happened to me years ago, because I got tired of the subtle politics (occasionaly not so subtle) in many of th…	/r/MensRights	01/10/14 09:53 PM
1	My son's school had 'take your dad to school day' today. This was the literature they handed out. [x-post from /r/daddit] I don't understand this.. I mean, my parents never helped me with my homework beyond like... second grade? And I turned out all right (mostly). Are parents these days doing homework for their kids? I hope it hasn't come to that. And also OP, is your school in an "urban" area? Because most "fathers" in the 'hood don't stick around, which is pretty common knowledge. But if that were the case, they wouldn't be reading this pamphlet anyway.	/r/MensRights	01/10/14 09:42 PM