I'm going to say what I said on another post:
Unfortunately that is the sad case but there are women out there fighting for men's rights who aren't trying to uplift the feminist movement especially as it stands today as one of the most vile parts of society known to man. Is it better for a man to be in the forefront of men's rights, no doubt about that but don't discount the women who are anti-feminists and trying to work behind the scenes to make it so that men's rights are heard more. I realize for me it's better for me to be in the background and have a man fight because it will be misconstrued that I am for the feminist movement when I am not. If a woman fights for men's rights and she is heard, of course it will be taken to be her fighting for both rights which is why women who are anti-feminists should be behind the scenes in my opinion. But of course the only thing is that men who fight for men's rights get labeled misogynists which is just wrong and I wish it could be different. So it's like damned if you, damned if you don't.
But something has to give.
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In theory, human rights should be the same, regardless of gender or color or religion, etc. It's what we're told we'll have under the protection of the stars and stripes (if you're in the US). In practice, unfortunately, a kaleadescope of ignorance and hatred tends to be a common filter and so there is aggression (either active or passive) against groups of people. It's why women are considered a "protected entity" in the workplace (to battle things like unequal wages) or individuals from minority, veteran, etc. communities are protected under EOAA policies to prevent bias in hiring and employment practices.
The perception is that a very specific and narrow male entity has enjoyed the full benefits of the inalienable rights — or have exclusively "held the key to the castle" for too long — while other communities have been marginalized and disregarded. It's why all the riots and protests and policies and angry discussions still exist today. If we can all move closer to making the THEORY or equality an active daily practice in our lives, then feminism/anti feminism questions — and many similar questions — would vanish.
What does an "anti feminist" look like these days? It used to be a stricter line between people who basically wanted to be men and thought men were all just wicked (feminist) and women who rejected that theory (anti feminist). Gradually (since the 1940s) the line moved, so there are a lot variations.
The people saying that are technically correct and referencing the original concept of feminism which was about women and men being equals and having equal rights. THAT is not what feminism is or has been about for many many years. With how feminists have been behaving it is high time they are given true equality. All the bad and the good. Let them see exactly what things are like. Then perhaps they will understand why men have been pushing to protect them even with how they are acting.
Women have never got even one single law changed that is unfair to men. And many of the so called "men's rights" women are actually hypocrites and did a lot of the stuff they pretend to be against. They just say things for views and to make profit. None of them have ever even got one bill/proposition on a ballot to be voted on to actually help men. They have many viewers, but have you ever seen one use that to get signatures to put law changes/proposals on a ballot? Nope.
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Bogus. Men don't have a cult of anti-female division. And no ladies, it's not pussy that keeps us in check. We're really not afraid of being caged and milked for reproduction. There just happens to be more gentlemen than thugs on this planet right now and you should pray it stays this way.
That is a very uninformed and stupid thing to say or believe.
What rights do we have?
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I think they're a few days early for 4/20.
that is just wrapping paper on a bad idea.
Feminism is the advocacy for equal rights.
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