For the MRM, that is. Here's how.

Make a will. I had a close call three weeks ago, and it made me think of the inevitable day when I don't het that lucky escape.

All it takes is for several MRAs who own a house, or other assets, to write a last will and testament. This will could order assets to be liquidated. In the event of death, that person won't need the capital. But the Men's Rights movement sure needs it.

Of course, unless that person is a full MGTOW, most of the money would go to relatives, friends and so on. But it should be possible for most people to leave a large part of the proceeds to men's rights organisations. Make sure to name specific groups, in case anyone tries to give the money to male feminist organisations.

To me, five years is fast. If we had several thousand donors, chances are several would die each year.

We can empower ourselves collectively by exploiting our own personal doom.

If donors were generous with the money they no longer need, there would soon be enough to seed campaigns on behalf of reputable activist groups.

Which reminds me - my own house is worth quite a bit more than it was when I bought it, and I'm not getting any younger. Time to get a will made up. And you might get hit by a bus tomorrow.

So do it now.

By the way, I think I just thought of the perfect deterrent to radical feminist violence. "Kill me and generic men's rights group gets X dollars".

Disclaimer: I am not a member of any men's rights organisation, nor do I derive any income or benefits from any such group. In fact I'm a donor, not a profiteer. I make no recommendations for specific groups - though I do have a personal list. This idea is about giving away my own money, not asking for someone else's. Maybe some other readers will follow my example.

Edit: Replaced

We can profit collectively by exploiting our own personal doom.

with

We can empower ourselves collectively by exploiting our own personal doom.

This more accurately represents my position. I see where the confusion arose, because I decided to keep it short and so used one word where two would have done better.

I am talking specifically about channeling money to non-profit activist groups staffed by volunteers, to spend on campaign requirements such as hiring venues and security, or printing posters.