Is There A Fight For Men's Rights? (Page 2)

[BronzedAdonis]

Its a load of bullshit, anyone who thinks men are severely disenfranchised by and large live in a fantasy world.

[cth96190]

Apparently, you are not up to speed with how men are discriminated against in education, employment and in divorce law.

[BronzedAdonis]

@cth96190 give me a break mate.

[Djaaaay]

Opinion owner. I'm very surprised !! This is very true , especially for myself... with reasons of course. I've got solid coverage surrounding myself and my family.

[Zendrya]

and this is why feminism is utter shit. "Feminism is about everyone's rights" ~every self-absorbed feminist... bullshit

[Maxemeister]

tl;dr but the real fight for men's rights should be reducing the EXTREME bias against men in the courtroom vs. women, the treatment and accomplishments in education, and economy

[Nojudge]

I doubt that... How about disability rights? Sadly, no one speak up for them.

[John_Doesnt]

A person made a logical and epic sounding quote. That changes everything.
No.

[myTake Owner]

A quote is merely a snippet of collection of words spoken by someone with the intent to share an idea or inspire thought. A mytake, a sign on the wall, a book, a tweet, a magazine article---all the same things---words. It is what you personally do with this and any other information, that changes things or creates stagnation.

[Anonymous]

There's a fight for men's rights but just like the wnba no one cares, for the most part.

[Anonymous]

i knew equality would create more problems that it solved. Men and women will always be different. If you mold men and women to think they are equal... society will collapse soon enough

[Anonymous]

Thank you for this take. It's heartening to think there is at least one woman in the world who gives a fuck about anyone other than women.

[Browneye57]

Why exactly is this a question?
For some, yes? [shrug]

[Blitzkrieger]

There is nothing more weak, defeatist and nihilistic than not fight for your rights and not dealing with your problems.

[kickme]

Men are less prone to drama and whining and more prone to TAKING ACTION. That's why they are more successful. how could this not be true?

[Anonymous]

with president like trump we all need human rights

[Anonymous]

If men organize women tend to go insane.

[madhatters4]

examples?

[myTake Owner]

And so what if some of them do? Hello, the very history of any group protesting on the streets makes people go insane... look at Civil Rights... dogs, hoses, beat downs... the very definition of insanity, but if you want change, you've got to make the first moves, and the more you do it, as in women's rights, the more normal it becomes and people start to see that you aren't going away and that this has meaning and purpose.

[0112358]

@madhatters4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iARHCxAMAO0

It's literally the norm here where if anyone tries to speak about men's rights, they aggressively try to get it shut down, set off fire alarms, etc.

[madhatters4]

@0112358 that's literally one example. don't see how we can call that the norm

[0112358]

@madhatters4 I live near there, it happens every time.

The same thing is done with any other speakers that are offensive to the campus intersectional-feminism collective. (Some of those speakers I -also- find abhorrent). The same thing is done with, for example, pro-life speakers.

If you're trying to start a 'rights' group that isn't based on either churches OR having any foothold in academia or on campuses, good damn luck.

[madhatters4]

@0112358 well that certainly sucks but it doesn't mean you should or those people should stop organizing. movements almost always face people who are against it. the civil rights movements had cops turn dogs, and fire hoses on them. it certainly sucks but it shouldn't deter them but only strengthen their resolve...

[Dred1614returns]

Some losers think there is, but there isn't.