Men's Day is a celebration of men, economic, political, social and cultural achievements of men, bygone, contemporary and future. (regendered)

eyeofthestorm · 2011-03-07T22:16:45+00:00

Men continue to be target of atrocities that take various forms. ...

Men have achieved greatness in all walks of life, and proved beyond doubt that they can do anything women can do, and much more, but recognition and gender equality are still evading them! ...

There was a move to abolish International Men's Day as men have come a long way and therefore, celebrating such a day would amount to saying that men don't feel equal to women...

Atrocities are committed against men of all ages around the world and unfortunately, justice may never be served for most of these men. ...

Honour killing, groom burning, groom kidnapping, domestic violence and male infanticide are some of the brutalities that men have to endure. According to the UNICEF, more than 5,000 grooms are killed every year! Male Genital Mutilation is still prevalent in Africa, especially Sudan, leading to complications or even death. A situation where men and children needing protection from women should not happen in any part of the world. ...

Somehow a few women in our society fail to show this respect for men and children, and the ‘Socially accepted kind of love and affection' for men of all ages. They forget a man can be somebody's son, brother, husband, father, grandfather or even great grandfather – even the elderly men are not spared! ...

In an ideal world, men should feel free to travel anywhere, any time of the day or night. But we are not living in an ideal world and therefore, I feel that men and children should take more care, if at all that's possible. This is the 21st century and men are at the forefront, holding jobs at the top levels in all walks of life, having to travel day and night and it's about time that women accept this fact and learn to treat men with respect – I am not saying this forgetting those who do! ...

Men and children have to be protected by the authorities till such time when the civic sense of our people improves to respect fellow beings and help them, especially men and children and to stop looking at men of all ages as sex objects! Children should be taught this at home and at school so that when they grow into adults they know how to respect men and children and protect them when the need arises.

rogersmith25 · 2011-03-10T01:02:44+00:00

I would like to make a proposal: Submit "regendered" letters to the editor etc. to college newspapers and the like. Just to see the reaction. Then send a letter revealing the ruse.

The subsequent uproar would make our point nicely...

2011-03-08T01:06:10+00:00

I find it fascinating how the regender.com stuff is such a powerful tool for men's rights and yet almost useless for feminists.

Feminist propaganda and modern media would have had us believe the opposite.

Title	Men's Day is a celebration of men, economic, political, social and cultural achievements of men, bygone, contemporary and future. (regendered)
Author	eyeofthestorm
Upvotes	5
Comments	9
Date	March 7, 2011 10:10 PM UTC (15 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
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