I was reading a post on unpopular opinion about men being unable to interact with kids without suspicion, and it got me thinking.

Lethn · 2020-06-20T11:41:52+00:00

You only need to look at the education system to see where all this starts. Any man and even introspective women will tell you straight up that some of the most anti-male jobs on this earth are positions in childcare and teaching.

As a result this shit spreads when you have such a high concentration of hysterical karens, garden variety feminists and radfems. Even if they don't outwardly teach anti-male bias in childcare and in schools they definitely treat girls differently compared to boys. You also have a situation where girls aren't going to be brought up around men at all and have no real male figures in their day to day lives beyond other boys or what they get hammered into their heads from an early age by misandrist teachers and carers.

When you take this into account and really take a good look at the sorts of women who will spread this paedophile shit about men they almost always fit the stereotype. It's why I found the karen meme so deliciously accurate all the right people were getting offended and you could probably do the same thing with these others where they likely fit a stereotype and come from certain areas that they believe this crap about men.

feminismIsMisandry0 · 2020-06-20T21:12:35+00:00

Women have no reason to fear men and children either... We're not monsters, are we? Their fears are unjustified and are an instrument of manipulation in order to isolate men from their children and to give women even more power over the upbringing of children and thus the way future people think.

If prejudice is so common it is because it has been instilled by mothers and for women. The origin of feminist evil comes from feminist women who then became mothers and trained their children in the superiority of the feminine gender by instilling in them values that favour women.

Fathers need to take control of their children's upbringing in order for things to change. Fathers are fair and selfless towards their children.

SchoolAccount456 · 2020-06-20T18:07:21+00:00

It was the 1960s, not 1970s.

The whole idea of men being child molesters started as a fear-mongering campaign against gay men. They conflated them with child-molesters.

Ever heard of Boys Beware? You can easily find it on YouTube. It was a PSA video made in 1961 as a warning about older "homosexuals" preying on young boys. The video contains gems like:

What Jimmy didn't know was that Ralph was sick. A sickness that was not visible like smallpox, but no less dangerous and contagious: a sickness of the mind. You see, Ralph was a homosexual, a person who demands an intimate relationship with members of their own sex.

It basically argues that a young boy and an older man should never spend time together, because that's what homosexuals do.

The whole prejudice against men being friendly with children can easily be traced back to this concept, and it was repopularised a few decades later with a resurgence of Stranger Danger.

It's interesting to view this values dissonance in older pop culture. Take old movies like The Shining or Home Alone. In both of them, a young boy is befriended by an older man, and it's shown as a good thing. In The Shining, there's a scene where the boy's parents actually leave the boy with the old black dude as if it's a perfectly normal thing. They say "Could you watch our son for a moment?" and leave. Such a scene wouldn't exist in today's cinema, because the audience would assume that the parents are criminally irresponsible. In Home Alone, there is a certain element of subversion, where the boy is initially scared of the old man, but it should be noted that it's because he is told by other children that he is a murderer, not because he is afraid of being raped. Another example could be the original Star Wars movie. In all of them, there is a clear theme of mentorship being established between the young boy and the older man.

Anyway, I'm no expert, it's just a few things I've noticed.

Title	I was reading a post on unpopular opinion about men being unable to interact with kids without suspicion, and it got me thinking.
Author	Darrkelite
Upvotes	24
Comments	15
Date	June 20, 2020 11:29 AM UTC (6 years ago)
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