A personal history of the men's rights movement
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amosiren:
"You dont agree men CHOOSE to be discriminated against?"
As much as women CHOOSE to be raped.
Men almost always IMMEDIATELY lose their rights to their children during divorce. Even before the case is heard (Ex Parte restraining orders need no hearing).
My credentials:
I am a full-time single dad. I don't get child support. I get along WELL with my ex-wife. I am a child support caseworker.
Factory is 100% correct...Obviously, I have no horse in this race. I can be objective.
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@charlesanddog, if you think revenge is a moral act, just look at what happened in Yugoslavia when people embraced that idea, or look at Nazi Germany. Nazis believed the Jews had betrayed them in WWI, and that by killing every last Jew, they were merely doing what was right and just in response to their treachery.
Would you care you change your opinion now?
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@charlesanddog, so seeing that men have it worse than women in the West in every possible way, and seeing that things were fair for most of history, we don't have ourselves to thank for the plight of men. No, we have feminists and people like you to thank for supporting this injustice.
Besides, even if men were "oppressors" in the past, does that justify feminists oppressing men right back? No! It's not ok to do evil back to people. Two wrongs don't make a right.
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@charlesanddog, for the majority of history, therefore, a kind of equity existed between men and women, and even if both roles were restrictive and rigidly defined, when everything was added up you could say it was pretty much fair. Now, things are most definitely NOT fair. Men are economically disadvantaged, legally disadvantaged, forced to break their backs working for women who sit on their asses (child support and alimony), and yet we STILL do all the dangerous, exhausting jobs.
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@charlesanddog, men may have had most of the power during history, but they also shouldered most of the heavy burdens throughout history. They went into the fields and picked cotton and vegetables while women stayed indoors. And while they waged wars, they also defended their loved ones against invasions while their wives and children were escorted to safety as much as was possible. But now, women have most of the money and power AND men continue to shoulder all the heavy responsibilities.
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Please see new blog: "The Unknown History of MISANDRY." Includes lots of documentation on men's rights organizations and various aspects of misandry mostly in pre-1960s history. For example: the first Men's Rights organization, founded in 1926! Plus quotes on Chivalry, Justice, and many article written by women, 19203-1950s who openly condemned misandry.
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most women dont even like other women! including me so...u guys are totally right in what u say about women
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@factory2590 i know you are so what am i - that is the level of your argument - easy to call names - demonstrate some substance and maybe you'll get respect - but the sad truth is that there is no foundation for you silly stance. Grow up. Blame yourself for your shitty life because it is probably your fault to begin with and BE A MAN. Now i'm going to block you because you are giving off nothing but toxic fumes.
Men have been in control of most societies for at least the last 300 years - probably more - and so if the world is not the way you think it should be you have only yourself to thank.
charlesanddog 10 months ago
@charlesanddog How's the Kool Aid tasting these days?
Your 'understanding' of the issues is on about a grade three level. Come back when taking your arguments apart wouldn't be like beating the tar out of a prepubescent child...
factory2590 10 months ago 8
Most women who do mean good intentions are highly misinformed about the leaders of modern feminism's true goals. They are tricked by their guise of the pursuit of true equality.
Them just saying they are for equality does not mean its good.
You can say one thing, but do the exact opposite.
ManSpeakOut 1 year ago
@ManSpeakOut "You can say one thing, but do the exact opposite."
This is THE defining characteristic of Feminism, and Progressivism in general.
factory2590 1 year ago