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Part 2 was banned for saying this on r/feminism

Fortniteboi0721

May 18, 2020

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Title	Part 2 was banned for saying this on r/feminism
Author	Fortniteboi0721
Upvotes	277
Comments	38
Date	May 18, 2020 6:12 AM UTC (6 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
Original Link	https://old.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/glvxj4/part_2_was_banned_for_saying_this_on_rfeminism/
Archive Link	https://theredarchive.com/r/MensRights/part-2-was-banned-for-saying-this-on-rfeminism.852248 https://theredarchive.com/post/852248

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The "true" teachings of feminism are disputed, it is a broad stream. Some elements are almost universal, others controversial. If you hold up a famous feminist book, an educated feminist will likely have substantial criticisms of part of it.

AFALT is another way of saying your personal experience of feminists and your reading are narrow, it suggests you are relying on a narrative received from antifeminists.

If you knew about feminism you would know that most feminists on Reddit don't use /Feminism. It is a standing joke among feminists how many feminists have been banned from there.

/Feminism has 175k users. TwoX has 12.3 million. About 70 times more. They are the same age, 2009.

That said, your claim about feminists in general is refuted for /Feminism (and for TwoX). They are 3rd wave progressive feminists so yes of course they accept that men can be victims and women can rape men. That is just basics. It isn't a feminist position in particular, it just arises out of the fact feminists tend to be well informed on sexual consent and sexual trauma.

I get the impression you are jumbling stuff up in your mind. That is often a symptom of reading rage porn commentaries about something rather than the thing itself.

If you read some threads about rape on /Feminism and /TwoX you will see raped men contributing with regard to their own experience. Notice that they are received kindly by the feminists, so long as they are actually contributing not attacking or trying to change the subject to men.

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according to the latest NISVS State Report, in the previous 12 months:

1.2% of women were raped
1.5% of men were forced to have non-consensual sex, but the CDC doesn't consider this rape
1.175% of men were forced to have non-consensual sex by women

See, feminists like definitions. If you define rape in a way that women can't be the rapist, you can solve the problem of female rapists. In this case, a team of feminist academics, led by Mary P Koss, decided that men cannot be traumatized by being raped by a woman, so it's inappropriate to call that rape.

By defining rape as something women can't do, they solve the problem of female rapists.

by defining sexism as something women can't do, they solve the problem of female sexists.

By defining racism as something that can't happen to white people, they solve the problem of racism against white people.

See feminism solves all their problems, by just redefining them... so they aren't problems anymore.

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