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Men's Rights & Anti-Feminism; Counterproductive?

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    #92
    CDfm
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    The Corinthian wrote: »
    This is largely due to education. The lack to this education leads men to believe that these issues are trivial, as you put it, when in reality the are anything but a lot of the time and thus not bother to do anything about it until it's too late.

    Do you think that women needed to be educated on men's rights ?


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    The Corinthian
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    CDfm wrote: »
    Do you think that women needed to be educated on men's rights ?
    I've long argued that both men and women need to be educated on these issues. It is ignorance that perpetuates complacency in them in most men and the the fantasy (or propaganda) that these issues are 'trivial' in both genders.


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    iptba
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    The Corinthian wrote: »
    I've long argued that both men and women need to be educated on these issues. It is ignorance that perpetuates complacency in them in most men and the the fantasy (or propaganda) that these issues are 'trivial' in both genders.
    Also, if people learn about women's rights, but not men's rights, people can think society is slanted or very slanted in favour of men when that may not be the case. And, following from this, one might end up with, for example, discrimination against men/"positive discrimination".


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    jocmilt
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    The Corinthian wrote: »
    ... leads men to believe that these issues are trivial, as you put it, when in reality the are anything but a lot of the time and thus not bother to do anything about it until it's too late.

    I am one such male whose eyes were opened too late to the way decades of Feminist driven laws have slanted the Legal System against men. Not just the courts but the Social Services who appear to be predominantly female and anti-male.

    Feminism doesn't have real goals. There is no point at which they will say, "that's it, now we have equality". Having bullied judges and politicians into giving them yet another benefit they move on to another and another.

    It's objective seems to be to destroy families and men are just the primary targets. As Robin Morgan editor of Ms Magazine wrote in Sisterhood is Powerful, "we can't destroy the inequities between men and women until we destroy marriage."

    At that point each person is left isolated and much more pliable to the top down control by the same elites who funded and created Feminism for this very purpose. When will women realise they have been had? When will they realise the men-hating lesbians who were weaponised to pursue their hate agenda are not the friends of women in general but only the Sisterhood? When will society reject the hatred of men and boys?


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