Throw away here, a bit unsure of the response I'll get to be perfectly frank..and honestly, I'm not sure where I stand on the issue either, so pardon my 'shyness' in not using my usual reddit account. I am curious if the 'us vs them' culture of both the mens rights movements and it's counter point the womens rights movement don't diminish for the whole? I think that both sides have some excellent points (and some lesser but we can't agree on everything), but that, because both sides are so caught up in blaming the other, we alienate one another when we could be helping one another. My question mensrights, is, if it wouldn't be more beneficial to push for a step forward for BOTH men and women. Jokes about women in the kitchen aside I do not believe any one here believes that they are in any way better than women (or if you are a woman here on mensrights, lesser than any man)

For example, when talking about deaths in war to not say 10 were killed including a woman and child, just to then say '10 were killed.' Or, from the womans side addressing the problems with telling women how to stay safe from rapists when out alone, instead of addressing why there are so many rapes (victim blaming)...which I know I will be pounded for here because of the (I believe mistaken) belief that there are many false claims of rape...or that a woman in the IT world for example has a harder time than a man just as a man has a harder time of it than a woman in the world of nursing.

I just worry that many of the excellent points that are brought up on this side of the fence, and on the other, are lost in the grenade throwing between the two sides.....and I'm just wondering if there isn't some sort of better solution. I am gonna post this on the other side of the fence as well don't worry, I'm going for fair and balanced here.