Equality - Patriarchy - 2/2 - (Repost)

Originally uploaded in March 2010 and now reposted due to YouTube censorship.

Critical analysis of the idea espoused by Feminists that we live in a male-dominated society, also termed patriarchy. Looks at the oppression of men in history and compares it with that of women.

• Do women really want equality?
• Division of labour between men and women
• Why do men have the riskiest and most unpleasant jobs?
• Female victimhood
• The pendulum analogy of womens rights

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• patriarchy
• matriarchy
• equality
• equal
• rights
• male
• dominated
• society
• womens
• female
• oppression
• discrimination
• against
• men

[blacktigerpaw1]

I had the luck of reading Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex". When she said that women are not born but made, I lost it. This woman was clearly ignorant of science and didn't like it how men were running the world. She wanted to show how "miserable" the lives of women were. This woman is/was a feminist hag and her blatant hatred of society still goes unquestioned.

[manwomanmyth]

@blacktigerpaw1 Her ignoarance and hatred doesn't go unquestioned except on women's studies courses. She's an ideologue whose work amounts to no more than wishful thinking.

[BurnTheBurka]

Don't disregard men's reproductive options - wear a condom, get a vasectomy. Do not be victims. I have no sympathy for a woman who gets knocked up because she was too stupid use birth control. I have no sympathy for a man who knocks up a woman and is now a dad because he was too stupid to wear a condom.

[manwomanmyth]

@BurnTheBurka Condoms are not the answer, as I've dealt with in other films. Vasectomy is a little extreme to achieve the same thing as women have without surgery. The answer lies in a combination of medical technology and decent legal rights for men. Neither of which is in place and nor are they ever likely to be.

[addvoc8]

Awesome! So glad you acknowledged the pendulum myth! Too many of our "own" fathers' advocates just don't get it all. They keep repeating parts of femifascist mythology - rewritten history.

Women were never oppressed, yet I hear more father's advocates parroting that piece of femifascist "history" than the number who call them on it.

[manwomanmyth]

@addvoc8 Cheers. The pendulum myth is probably the most commonly cited justification for the affliction of Feminism.

[manwomanmyth]

@tori11l Women DO have 100% control of their fertility and this is not solely down to the pill. As is made ABUNDANTLY clear in the video, but which you have still somehow managed to misunderstand, a woman has SEVERAL options as regards preventing pregnancy. In combination, the options a woman has gives her 100% control.

If you STILL don't get it, I suggest you watch something less demanding. The Disney channel, perhaps.

[Stardusk]

@manwomanmyth High enough doses of synthetic testosterone can temporarily render a man infertile but of course steroids are controlled substances and not readily available but in reality synthetic testosterone is little different to the so-called pill.

[blacktigerpaw1]

@manwomanmyth I had the seminar today. My whole school is filled with these feminist cunts and manginas. One conspiracy theorist (people I equally despise) actually said that the pyramids and any other building was a symbol of male power and female oppression. I am serious.

When are these people going to realize women were not oppressed? The reason why they didn't "fight back" was because there was no reason to.

[blacktigerpaw1]

@Luigi84289 It is, and the shame is so many people buy it and it is regarded as fact and truth.

[Luigi84289]

It's just utter stupidity to think that women have ever been oppressed. They run the show always have. Men have to exert dominance at home to keep them from taking it over and going crazy. Women have committed some of the greatest atrocities in history against men. Women always go for big knives because they revel in butchering and cleaving victims to a pulp. Men when they have to kill try to do it quickly and efficiently with a fire arm if possible.

[StuntXL]

@manwomanmyth As a Muslim male I have to say thank you for that. For not instantly agreeing with conclusions about our faith (despite the abundant anti-Islam material ie. wikiislam); for showing understanding that social norms, conventions and structures may be different than what you are used to - even if you may not agree with or like our philosophy or ideology.

In fact I'm outright shocked that you would hold such a reasonable stance so automatically that I have to sincerely applaud you sir.