Policy Suggestions Thread

Ultramegasaurus · 2015-07-29T20:07:42+00:00

Alimony should be strictly limited in time and amount, its purpose to provide basic accomodations to the receiving party until he/she found a job to sustain him/herself. As of now, it's treated like reparation men have to pay women.
Male genital mutilation needs to be outlawed. Is it fully compareable to the worst forms of FGM? No. Is it still despicable enough to warrant a ban? Yes.
Revert paranoid, anti-male college rape laws which undermine men's right to due process.

_scallywag_ · 2015-07-30T03:06:11+00:00

outlaw MGM. If religious types complain, tell them to grow up. Assuming a God or gods exist, I don't think they want you to cut up your boy's penis. As for the scientific justifications, they are spurious at best. The fact that hundreds of boys die every year from the practice should be reason enough to end it.
acknowledge that males and females are not exactly the same, and in so doing create a more balanced educational curriculum. No need to segregate schools, but some classes can be segregated based on student's own choices. Allow more options for both boys and girls, including more "hands on" learning, physical education, and play.
immediately halt all feminist "re-education" programs for boys. Boys are not defective. If people want to "teach child not to X," we should not target one sex.
create incentives for male teachers. Start with a campaign pointing out that one-third, and possibly one-half, of pedophiles are female. That seems like a nasty thing to do but it's necessary. Stop pedo hysteria in general. Welcome men in public parks and other places involving children. Raise teacher's wages.
alimony reform. Default shared parenting. Parental alienation recognized as abuse. Tell NOW to go fuck itself.
end quotas, "positive" discrimination and "diversity" mandates.
end "yes means yes", campus kangaroo courts and other insane feminist policies. If a man is accused of sexual assault on campus, take it to the police.
Harsh punishment if it is proven beyond a reasonable doubt that a person falsely accused another person of a sex crime. No more "rape shield" laws that prevent people from properly cross examining their accuser. Keep the name of the alleged offender confidential until he or she is proven guilty.
create sensible gender studies courses that acknowledge female privilege, male sacrifice and biological differences between the sexes.
end the Duluth model. If a woman is abusing a man, arrest the bitch.
automatic paternity testing.
do something about prison rape. I'm not sure what that would entail.
end conscription.
encourage, rather than discourage, male-only spaces.

And now a few controversial suggestions...

males should begin school later than females. They mature slower.
create "role playing" exercises for children in which they are encouraged to empathize with the opposite sex. This isn't as important for boys as it is girls. Females have natural in-group bias.
abolish grades. Surely there is a better way of assessing children's progress than assigning them letters on the whim of a possibly biased teacher.
mandatory courses for new parents. You need a license to fish but not to parent. A short course on how to avoid becoming an abusive parent is a no-brainer. This is especially important for single mothers, who often have a difficult time disciplining their children, and often resort to physical punishment out of frustration.
single mothers need to have a man in their lives to help raise their children. If the biological father is unavailable we need to find other alternatives. "Big brother" type situations, perhaps.
end the war on drugs. It doesn't work. Convert all those excess prisons into something useful. No more mandatory minimum sentences. Overall, the courts should be encouraged to treat men with the same degree of empathy as women. Prevention and rehabilitation should be stressed over punishment.
legalize prostitution. The Swedish/Canadian model doesn't work, it just drives the sex trade underground and puts the lives of sex workers at risk. Sex workers need a union.
end homelessness. Period. No more homeless. If this requires a guaranteed income then so be it. A guaranteed income will not stop people from trying to gain additional work and better themselves. Studies demonstrate this. Remember that many homeless people are vets. Speaking of which:
treat vets with the dignity and respect they deserve.
anyone who wants a job gets one. Severe penalties for offshoring production. No more corporate welfare. Men need work/a purpose in life above all else.
celebrate traditional female occupations. Raising a child is the most important "job" in the world. Women should not feel the need to compete with men. Being an engineer should have no more status than being a mother.
celebrate men. We will always be a gynocentric species, so we must guard against the devaluing of the male. Celebrate maleness and masculinity and male achievements.

Juan_Golt · 2015-07-29T20:24:29+00:00

Default to shared parenting.

Specifically a legal presumption of equal parenting rights and parenting time. Either side seeking a substantial change in custody over the other parents objections must prove why.

iainmf · 2015-07-30T02:12:14+00:00

Blind sentencing. The job of the trial judge and sentencing judge is split. The sentencing judge gets written statements from the defense and prosecution and the facts of the case with the gender and race removed.

azazelcrowley · 2015-07-29T18:58:56+00:00

Early release policy based on demographics: You take the data from all the women in jail for a crime, the data from all the men in jail for that crime, smush them together, and when it turns out that men get say, 40% more prison time for that crime, you parole the men when they've completed 60% of their sentence (Dodgy math probably.). Notably, such a policy is absolutely silent on whether this problem is the result of discrimination against men (It is.) Or women, it merely addresses the issue. It's crude and such, but it's better than nothing. You can repeat it for black people and such, or any demographic if there is evidence of discrimination in the system. This also means that if people want criminals to serve more time, they have to actually mean that instead of using it as a cover to target a demographic. This also handily does away with individual judges having too much sway over a persons fate, and gives way to the wisdom of crowds effect. Notably, it does not impact a sentence when a judge decides to be lenient, only if they decide to be harsh. Further, it only mitigates the harshness proportionally.

So if a woman gets 1 year and a man gets 20 years, but the average for men is 10 years, he will serve 2 years. That judge may have been 1 year too harsh, or it may be the individual circumstances of the crime and such, but it still eliminates a chunk of the sentence to achieve the 10% amount. This policy would not mean that such a man would serve 1 year. It only effects proportionally, and with both demographics counted. It allows some leeway for more harsh sentencing based on individual circumstances of the crime, while eliminating the possibility for broad, systemic discrimination, since if the "Individual circumstances" excuse is used too often, it will skew the data and prompt sentence reductions. (Discrimination may still occur in individual cases and not be rectified entirely by the system.)

This to me, seems to be a sufficient system to address justice system discrimination with regards to sentencing. If this were implemented, THEN we could have a discussion on whether or not sentences should be as low as womens, or as high as mens, or in between. This system merely ensures equality.

JohnKimble111 · 2015-07-30T02:41:05+00:00

This document is about the most comprehensive set of proposals I've seen on this topic: https://j4mb.wordpress.com/2015-general-election-manifesto/

eaton80 · 2015-07-30T13:55:11+00:00

Abolish alimony.

You think that's too radical?

Abolish marriage too.

Lrellok · 2015-07-30T05:56:22+00:00

Universal basic income is critical. Allowing men to stop functioning as ATM's by refusing to work if it is not in our narrow self interest to do so would shatter gynocenterism. In addition, it would elivate wages and cripple feminism. I have no issue paying someone $11,000 to sit on their ass if my pay increases by $20,000.

L0gic1o1 · 2015-07-30T23:41:37+00:00

Outlaw all forms of non-consensual mutilation without medical reason, for everyone regardless of race, sex, religion, creed etc.
Outlaw all forms of hiring bias based on race, sex, religion etc.
Remove Alimony.
Default 50/50 custody
Make a explicit point that anyone can be a criminal in all forms of justice education an outreach programs
Enforce due process.
Enforce freedom of speech
Stop all public education with a ideological bias.
Outlaw forced conscription.
Crack down on prison rape. There a plenty more, those are just the most important ones - the longer it takes for these to go through, the more people DIE

MRSPArchiver · 2015-07-29T18:58:59+00:00

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Ransom_Stoddard · 2015-07-30T02:27:25+00:00

They know what men's rights stands for. Equality under the law with the equal application of law.

"They" want nothing to do with either.

The problem is that the gatekeepers of our Liberty haven't done their jobs in generations.

How do you fix that?

Our founding fathers found a way...

Title	Policy Suggestions Thread
Author	azazelcrowley
Upvotes	26
Comments	27
Date	July 29, 2015 6:58 PM UTC (10 years ago)
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