Struggling to find a place in men's rights circles.

Lethn · 2019-09-23T16:21:38+00:00

Define 'men's rights circles' because I already don't like you with with the fact that you use 'alt-right' unironically and claim that it's a part of 'men's rights circles' and you also haven't provided us with any examples of groups you've tried to chat in.

I am always deeply suspicious of posts like this these days and yes, you must provide evidence if you want to convince me because too often I've caught people just outright lying and being deliberately vague with their accusations on purpose.

RoryTate · 2019-09-23T17:39:57+00:00

I would like to know what the opinions of this subreddit's members are regarding the 'crossover' between the alt-right and men's rights circles.

There is no link between the two, except in the minds of those who want to smear and label everyone who has a different opinion than them. In fact, many issues of men's rights are specifically anti-traditionalist and you would be hard pressed to find anyone with even a moderately socially conservative mindset who wants to – for example – change circumcision laws or abolish the draft like we do.

Though I would caution you in the future against introducing yourself as "I'm a non-white man", as it can come across an identitarian and intersectional, and that will negatively affect everyone's perception of you. Regular people only care about your skin colour as much as you do, and if you choose to make it the most important thing about yourself, then they can't help but see you in the same way.

shit-zen-giggles · 2019-09-23T18:33:17+00:00

It appears that some folks think that it's only white men who are victims of this gynocentric system.

I've some experiences that informed me that islamic societies aren't all roses and peaches for men. Poligamy makes it a lot harder for the bottom 80% of men and generally peer- and group-preassure are much higher for everyone (men and women alike).

At the same time muslim migrants account for disproportionate amounts of violent crime in western countries (esp. europe) and thereby are water on the feminist mills (who dismiss the islam part and generallize to the "men" part).

Aside from that, there's this really strong tribalist "us vs the infidels" sentiment that oozes out of the muslim community.

Maybe that's why people have trouble to sympathize.

Oftentimes, I get the impression from people that I'm part of the problem because I'm a non-white man.

Have you asked those people head on what they where thinking in the given situation? If it's online there's no consequences (since you could always comeback with a different nickname).

I would like to know what the opinions of this subreddit's members are regarding the 'crossover' between the alt-right and men's rights circles.

"Alt-right" is mostly a media slur/invention.

Are many in this movement on the conservative side? Yes.

Are many (more) disenfrenchaised liberals? Yes.

I'd think, if the left got mentally sane again and dropped it's one sided commitment to feminism- & islam-pandering, many would return.

But that's more of a dream for a future generation than a near term expectation.

meanwhile, the "islam is right about women" meme/troll gave me the hardest laugh of the week. Glorious.

Might not have been what you wanted to hear, but that's the way of the red pill:

The truth, nothing more.

2019-09-23T16:11:35+00:00

Sorry you feel this way. All men, regardless of skin colour, are being descriminated against in todays society. People often feel this way because white men get it particularly hard, not to say your opinion is less valid than a white man. Chin up.

Ody_ssey · 2019-09-23T16:15:47+00:00

Court and universities don't care about your color. Just being a man they play game of double standards and put you at disadvantage to subsidize women.

LockedPages · 2019-09-23T19:29:08+00:00

In my opinion, if you've got a dick and balls, you're just as eligible to feeling the injustice of being a man no matter your race, though it is true that sometimes non-white men do get off the hook in the feminists' eyes, though cases are rare.

Also, the "alt-right" is just a bunch of edgy teens. Practically a joke, really. And what men's rights circles are you talking about?

grandmasbroach · 2019-09-23T22:40:58+00:00

The fact you just used the word "altright" seriously, shows most of us all we need to know. You still haven't been able to get passed the mainstream media brainwashing.

fullbloodedwhitemale · 2019-09-23T16:11:45+00:00

" struggles that men face on a daily basis in this increasingly gynocentric society " Such as?

" I often get snubbed at by others in men's rights circles " Can you be specific?

What do you mean by "mens rights circles"?

Do you think you have problems because you are a man? Child support/Alimony? Something else?

2019-09-23T16:37:26+00:00

You see MRA is an umbrella and every group has ass holes. Ignore who you want. Like who you want.

Title	Struggling to find a place in men's rights circles.
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Upvotes	3
Comments	21
Date	September 23, 2019 4:08 PM UTC (6 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
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