Did you know that your average man does and did not oppress a woman? Even though the feminist media say they do?

[melssvdv]

[Summeroflove]

I don’t oppress anyone. I live my life… and mind my own business. I don’t have time to wonder how I’m making some stranger that I’m not even bothering feel.

I know dudes who worry “does this girl I’m walking behind think I’m following her” or worry standing behind a woman at the checkout stand. Look…. If I’m not doing anything wrong and someone’s rhat paranoid or their heads in the gutter so bad they think some person they don’t know is being creepy on them…. It’s not my problem they shouldn’t leave the house or get therapy.

It’s different if a dude has literally been following someone or something. But you get my point.

Parnioid gutter brained feminists think everything is sexual and anything a man does…. Is sexual. It’s not my problem. They are a small percentage of women I’m sorry if they have traumas. But so does a lot of people….

[Twodogs0525]

I've had this argument with women before. The only reason they get rights is because of men. It sounds horrible, sexist and evil but it's the truth. Women didn't give themselves rights, in my country anyway, it was the good men that fought for them and voted for it and yet, the men get no appreciation.

[HawkPerception]

I appreciate your posts. And yes, if anything, I'd say men are the oppressed ones in western society. In the east (primarily middle eastern, Islamic countries), women are still the oppressed ones. But what we should be fighting for is no one being oppressed.

[melssvdv]

Short story short: the J3ws want to turn the world upside down. Put women above men by using oppression olympics as an excuse validation and tell something along the lines "men oppress women, that means men are bad leaders, women are naturally better leaders". Just a typical psychological cover.

[melssvdv]

I traveled to Egypt, Dubai and even Russia. Never have I seen a man oppressing a woman. Wearing headscarf is not oppression.

[HawkPerception]

I think it's more countries like Afghanistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Pakistan, and Sudan that I'm talking about, none of which you mentioned

[melssvdv]

I uncle lives in Saudi Arabia. No oppression as the Western media says. But then again, Western media is full of crap to cause demoralization. I do not know about other countries you said.

[HawkPerception]

Saudi Arabia: While undergoing significant reforms under Vision 2030 (e. g., lifting the driving ban, easing male guardianship rules), the male guardianship system is not fully abolished. Women still face obstacles in areas like marriage, divorce, and child custody, and social norms remain highly restrictive.

[HawkPerception]

I agree that there's a lot of western media nonsense though, so it's hard to trust some info.

[melssvdv]

"Women still face obstacles in areas like marriage, divorce, and child custody, and social norms remain highly restrictive. "

I wouldn’t frame it as "obstacles" that’s just how life works. From a natural perspective, there’s nothing wrong with it. Imagine if someone told you, "Children still face obstacles in areas like parental guardianship, societal norms, etc." You'd probably think, "That’s ridiculous, that’s how things should be."

Now, imagine if over generations, the media repeatedly pushed an ideology, let’s say something like “infantism”, claiming that "parents are oppressors, children should lead the family, because historically, parents have oppressed children." If that narrative was continuously reinforced by the media, you might start to believe that it’s wrong for children to face “obstacles” in areas like parental guardianship, simply because you’ve been conditioned to think so.

Do you see where I’m coming from? Just because the mainstream media, backed by evil forces, repeats a narrative over and over again, doesn't make it true or just. This is known as the illusory truth effect. You’ve been conditioned to think that "male guardianship" is inherently bad because that’s the narrative the Western media has been pushing for generations.

[melssvdv]

@HawkPerception Illusory truth effect is something that is always been happening in the media. It takes just many repetitions to repeat the same ideology/narrative over and over again until en mass indulged in the media believe it is truth: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_truth_effect

[Anonymous]

Today's women are not oppressed by men; they are oppressed only by their own sense of victimhood.

[melssvdv]

Oppressed by biology because it defeats the whole purpose of equality that they have been fed with by mainstream media and feminism.

[CalmUntilAbused]

I did know that. I am a man though, I am not to be trusted... 🤣

[Snakeyes7]

I knew that, and it honestly should be obvious.

[888theGreat]

I don't care. I treat everyone equally , so they must really turn me off if I can't over look things

[WonderingManII]

Makes sense to me.

[_piotr]

Yes. Do not trust feminist propaganda.

[Anonymous]

Yes I'm aware of that.

[NaultD]

Ok. Good for them i guess.

[DryGermanGuy]

No kidding? 🤔