Men and boys are not treated fairly by the society, just to give an example domestic violence is always presented as women's issues only and all the funding for the shelters and awarness campaign is reserved for female victims only.

Okay, now what to do ? unfortuntly a lot of men fall in the trap called MGTOW.

The first problem with MGTOW is that they teach selfishness. self improvement and pleasure are important, but by not having relationship with women you are not leaving the system ! you can't live the system. you are still paying taxes to fund the system that discriminate against men and boys in all area of life.

MGTOW subreddit never talk about men's issues, education of boys men's health etc .. the only thing they talk about is women !

We should start men's rights groups to help the men who are victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse. groups and network to lobby the gouvernments to give more attention to men's health and education. fight against workplace discrimination. and all men's issues.

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MGTOW just like radical feminists think that men are inherently evil they think women are inherently evil.

" Women can't possibly understand, nor genuinely care about men's rights " because this is the " female nature " he said !!

This stupid, the most important pro men's rights documentary was done by a woman. she was already famous and planed parenthood funded a tour for her previous films and risked all that by doing the Red Pill Movie.

A lot of women risk their reputation by working on men's rights. and after that they say " women can't possibly understand, nor genuinely care about men's rights " !!

In India Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj did two documentary Martyrs of Marriage and india's sons.

Arnaz Hathiram Founder-Editor of Men’s Day Out. a men's rights blog.

Nandini Bhattacharje president of All Bengal Men's Forum who was recently invited by Rotary to talk about men's rights.

Sally-Anne Burris founder and CEO of Split The Difference - Internationally campaigning for equality in governance and services for men and boys.

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And a lot other academics in domestic violence research, they face a lot of hate from the feminist establishment and continue their work because they care about men's rights.

Stay away from the hate and defetism. don't let anyone tell you we can't do anything to change the system. change is possible.

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