Why don't we do something start a movement etc. protest injustices and actually get injustices in courts out in the open. No political party will ever take us seriously unless we group, protest, and demand freedom

VernonMaxwell · 2013-10-17T03:47:04+00:00

I think this is a great idea, but we need a ton more people. Inform your guy friends, inform even those that are married, and inform ones that have gone thru it. Because everyone will have a friend, relative, and or child that will go thru this one day. My buddy went thru it and I was actually brought into it by his ex claiming things about me.

I've heard/read other horror stories and this movement just needs a spotlight and massive networking of informing one another. The thing is that it can be awkward to bring up, especially if your friend is married, but still, it should be a casual conversation that is brought up. I'm not married, and won't, but I would still protest and be there for my fellow man. And not just because its a man, to be honest. But because of the injustices that we see and hear daily.

xXCptCoolXx · 2013-10-17T02:36:50+00:00

People are doing these things (mostly in Canada) but anyone is perfectly free to do so.

The main problem is location and numbers. There are 80,000 subscribers on this sub (not all are MRAs but we'll ignore that for now) and, if memory of the poll serves, the majority of them are from the US, Canada, and Britain with smaller concentrations elsewhere. If you are able to find a group of individuals committed and close enough to form a movement/protest and put themselves out there publicly in support of the MRM then that's absolutely fantastic.

However, this is something I would imagine is difficult to do. If you are interested in doing something like this then ask around either this sub or in your group of friends to see if anyone close enough would be willing.

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blamb211 · 2013-10-17T04:36:41+00:00

One issue I see is how many feminist rallies are being taken seriously? I get that because they're women, and there's a lot of them, and they're pissed off, people listen, but aren't they seen as a joke in many cases, because the things they're protesting are just so ridiculous, and their methods are pretty screwed up? Wouldn't a huge MR rally be seen as the same, and potentially even worse?

Nomenimion · 2013-10-17T05:59:30+00:00

My understanding is that protests really don't accomplish much, and that it's much better to write polite letters to your representatives.

PerfectHair · 2013-10-17T10:52:07+00:00

Perhaps not a 'rally,' as such. No bullhorns and chanting and shouting. That'd push people away.

Things with a positive public image would be a good idea. Though rather than using them solely to push the MRM, fundraise for places or things the MRM advocates for, and then inform people about the MRM through these. Build up the association to worthy causes, rather than trying to convince people that we're worthy from the outset.

PerfectHair · 2013-10-17T08:44:29+00:00

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2013-10-17T09:07:26+00:00

Any attempt at creating structures will result in those structures being hijacked by marxists, corporatist and everyother group of people with an agenda.

Look at how militant homosexuals are flooding the few MRM structures(webforums/reddits). Trying to create a singular movement will be the same thing, just far more intense.

The only viable form of organization, is loose knit county men's rights voter leagues. That would make any attempt of hijacking improbable. That type of organization(voter leagues), is the singular most effective as well. The greatest sin in any democracy or republic, is to not be organized at the polls. In that sense, we men of the 21st Century, are the greatest political sinners in history. That is something we need to correct, add in the fact few people vote, if MRA's got off their arses and voted as MRA's, things would turn around quickly.

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