Re:Education and Men without Work
by HeroOfAges on Monday January 13, 2020 @03:33PM
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While I would agree that this is an unpopular opinion, it's one I've come to terms with myself as I've grown older. There's a book I read that's popular in men's rights advocate circles called "The Myth of Male Power" that explores the idea of males being the "disposable" sex. Unfortunately, we live in a time where you're branded a misogynist for even mentioning the possibility that men face some serious disadvantages in modern American society.
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Re:Education and Men without Work
by JMTQp8lwXL on Monday January 13, 2020 @07:43PM
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Anyone with an ounce of empathy can see how men and women face unique challenges in society. The discussion to be avoided is "who has it worse". The more effective discussion is to see the problems for what they are, and come up with solutions.
>we live in a time where you're branded a misogynist for even mentioning the possibility that men face some serious disadvantages in modern American society.
no we don't
Feel free to restate it as "you're branded a misogynist for not conceding from the get go that women experience an order of magnitude more suffering than men and need more rectification of gender injustice than men do."