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"Feminazi" is not okay to term to use and the MRAs who use it instantly lose what little respect they had. It equates a fight for equal rights with the ethnocide committed during WWII. This is not only disrespectful to feminists (boo hoo, though because), it's EXTREMELY disrespectful and insensitive to people who were persecuted by the Nazis (Jews, blacks, LGBT+, disabled people, etc). Stop using it. If you have a problem with a feminist being too extreme, call him or her extreme. Not a fucking Nazi.As for misandry, whether or not it exists, it has roots in misogyny.As for the MRA treating women with respect...Only if their opinions align. I said it once already, but I was briefly aligned with the MRA. I was respected so long as I conformed to the opinion, but when I voiced opinions they didn't like, that respect was gone. Same applies to men who are deemed "manginas" for not aligning with the MRM. And I'll repeat: "I feel ridiculous even discussing the MRM, to be honest, so I'll try to refrain from posting more. (Though I tried really, really hard not to post that meme to begin with, so lol.)" So peace.


Dude that's no excuse to hate on a group, it's like excusing bullying because most bullies are the way they are because of how they've been treated. Also if feminists are going to call the men's rights movement racist which they do a lot then calling someone who wants to control every aspect of what men can do and make threats of male genocide a feminazi is not too far off the mark.

Also if you don't see a problem with how feminists never come to aid of men when the radicals are spouting their hateful bullshit then you might as well say that bullying is okay depending on who the victim is.
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Honestly, I didn't know Men's Rights Activists were a thing until I read this thread.
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Not sure how I missed Kidd's reply to me last time, my bad. :/

Also, I was not expecting to have to defend MRA's as much as I'm about to below... :/
But I will disclaim before I start, I am not an MRA but a Gender Egalitarian. It's just that I am seeing MRA getting a lot of shit and criticism they honestly don't deserve to be getting so I feel the need to defend them here.

Kidd said That's not true. Feminism stands alone, whether or not MRAs are around to bitch about. The MRM is literally a counter movement to feminism. It's equivalent to "allies" demanding recognition in the LGBTAQ+ community. Or white people claiming they're oppressed because minorities are finally being given equal opportunities. It's literally, "this isn't about me for once so I'm going to throw a tantrum."


Not really, Feminism always finds something invest most of their time arguing against. Gamers, Patriarchy, Atheists who aren't Atheists+ etc.
I will admit, I'm not entirely sure what the difference between MRA and MRM is meant to be though, they've both always seemed to be interchangeable terms for the same group/movement.

And you're half right in regards to MRA/MRM being the equivalent to allies wanting recognition in an LGBT community.

Except it's not so much a case of say the ally randomly walking up and going "Hey guys, where's my straight pride!?". But a case of the ally always coming to the LGBT club meetings, always being kind and supportive, but then suddenly being told "Their opinion doesn't matter, and their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero", and then being treated with suspicion and distrust for their sexuality because it's not LGBT. And then that ally stands up and says "That ain't cool guys, I want to be your friend but you're treating me like shit". It's not a matter of say Straights or Whites getting mad about equal opportunities, it's them getting mad because they are treated such hate and suspicion because the minorities are so quick to see them as an enemy and discount their opinions.

Kidd said On top of that, feminism continues to push for women's rights. Men have been assaulted, murdered, raped, and denied opportunities (see Boy Scouts, Ferguson, prisons, gay rights) by other men but instead of talking about this, MRAs continue to whine about how feminism is hurting straight white men. The MRM insists too much on discussing how women are oppressing men when it's men oppressing men. I've never ONCE seen these issues breached by a MRA unless it was to somehow twist the finger back at feminism.


Actually MRA have been pretty on top of male vs male abuse. But it does get less attention than say females abusing men, I'll grant you that. But there is a reason for that.
People are already fully willing to believe a male can be an abuser, but they are not as willing to believe a woman can be an abuser. Especially if the victim is a male.

If you bring up a case of say "This man raped that man" to court, the male victim would probably face social stigma and harassment but the case would still be treated with some seriousness and validity. But if it was a man raped by a woman? It's more like the court will rule the man had raped the woman and sentence the male victim to jail, rather than sentence the actual rapist. You can see a similliar thing is child custody, women almost always get the child, even if their is irrefutable proof that the father would make the better parent. This is clearly a backwards system, and although male vs male abuse is bad it's not something the court is nearly as twisted and broken about compared to when the abuser is a woman. So priorities get made, MRA diverts is focus, attention and resources to the fights that are more in need at the time.

Kidd said I've already talked about my experience in anthropology with you, and one of the things we discuss in cultural anthropology is womens' rights, so my experience goes beyond googling statistics and arguing on the internet.


And so have I. A very large portion of my ECE classes boil down to classmates and teachers having long discussions on how "Men are violent", "Woman have it all bad", "How my classmates fear letting a man change a babies diaper. Because the man might molest the baby..." >.<

You'd be surprised how much of what is supposed to be training you to work with children turns into a "Let's have a pity party because we're all women except for Gwazi!".

Kidd said To reiterate my overall point, the MRM is men expressing issues with how men are treated. Men are treated in these ways primarily by other men. But feminism becomes the scapegoat even though it already has, is, and continues to take a stand against these exact issues. Example: the MRM blames feminism for false rape accusations because they think women use it to gain power over men. However, feminism takes just as much issue with false rape accusations because they affect how seriously rape victims are taken.


And there is a reason for this, and it's the reason I don't affiliate myself with either group.
Feminism focuses on women, MRA focuses on men. And because we set up separate group for the different sexes rather than simply fighting for equal human rights it creates a hostile and enemy culture between MRA and Feminists, cause the whole set up essentially teaches them to see each other as enemies for supporting the 'other side'.

As for your rape case example, that actually is a serious issue. The way rape courts currently work they always assume by default that the woman is the victim and the male is a rapist. It's filled with such gender and cultural stigma that the male essentially becomes thrown into a "Guilty until proven innocent" situation, even if he was the one who got raped. So while most women are wonderful human beings who would not ruin a persons life in such a way, there are some shitty women (because humanity always get's it's bad eggs from both sexes) who will take advantage of this. May it be for fame, attention, revenge, money etc.

And much of the time feminism will come in and say something along the lines of "This woman was raped! How could you be so cruel and insensitive as to doubt her after this traumatic experience!?". I mean, I'm sure you've seen Anita before and the way she paints every single female in video games as a victim. You know there are feminists out there who are not beyond playing the victim card for just about anything. They are not the majority, but there is enough of them that it causes very serious damage, damage that get's many lives ruined because people are too afraid of being 'immoral' to actually look at the evidence or be subjective in the case. Hell even when men are declared innocent they reputation is often still ruined because of all the people who look at it as a case of "The rapist got away".

Kidd said As for the MRA treating women with respect...Only if their opinions align.


And once again, same thing with feminism.
You see women treating men with respect in feminism, but only if their opinions align.
The second there is disagreement that man is going to be swarmed with "Privileged White Cis Male" comments and accusations.
The same applies women who are seen as giving in to gender roles (Ex: Those who choose to stay at home, or choose to work with children) or those seen as "Exploiting women/giving women a bad name" (Anyone who wears revealing clothing) for not aligning with feminism.
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I'm just still waiting on the MRM to do something for men, but it spends its time bitching about how terrible feminism is instead. A majority of MRAs think the issues men deal with today are caused by women and/or feminism (hint hint, they're not). I invested time in the movement for about a week before I realized how backwards it was. And most of the issues they talk about are things feminism is trying to fix anyway.


Exactly. I'm a huge feminist and I can honestly say that the kinds of feminists that seek to ignore/discredit issues that do not directly involve women are very much shunned. Many issues that plague manhood has to do with the very system feminists seek to dismantle. Take, for instance, that image of He-Man next to Barbie. Both characters are dangerous to boys' and girls' self esteems, both characters have very unrealistic body types and represent their toxic extremes of masculinity and femininity.

Now, examine where they differ. He-Man is presented as an athletic, powerful man who fights and flexes and generally displays the traditional ideal of hypermasculinity. Barbie, on the other hand, is slim, doll-like and is often presented alongside toy homes where she may cook, invite her friends over or try on clothes. Both characters, I must reiterate, are damaging. But they are linked by the same system that has harmed men and oppressed women for ages: the idea that the man must provide, for women are fragile; that a man must be strong and robust, for women are weak and sensitive; the list goes on. This is where the issue comes in of people thinking feminists only want to support women. Every facet, every gender, is dragged down by the patriarchy and its expectations of men and women. This is the majorly abridged little mission statement, but I implore anyone who wants to know more to ask me about it or look it up yourself. Feminism is honestly very much worth a chance.

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And you're half right in regards to MRA/MRM being the equivalent to allies wanting recognition in an LGBT community. Except it's not so much a case of say the ally randomly walking up and going "Hey guys, where's my straight pride!?". But a case of the ally always coming to the LGBT club meetings, always being kind and supportive, but then suddenly being told "Their opinion doesn't matter, and their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero", and then being treated with suspicion and distrust for their sexuality because it's not LGBT. And then that ally stands up and says "That ain't cool guys, I want to be your friend but you're treating me like shit". It's not a matter of say Straights or Whites getting mad about equal opportunities, it's them getting mad because they are treated such hate and suspicion because the minorities are so quick to see them as an enemy and discount their opinions.


I'm sorry, but being friends with a group is different from wanting your opinion to be heard with just as much weight. I have many black friends and we, on occasion, discuss racism, classism and intersectionality, and during those discussions I know to back off if someone with much more personal experience on racism wants to share their views.

Also, Gwazi: Dude, chill. There is no "pity party" when women genuinely discuss their fears, problems and personal experiences among other women. I expected better of you to be more respectful when people speak of something that is important to them and that is present in their daily lives, especially if they are comfortable around you enough to discuss such personal things pertaining to men. I do not agree with the assumption some of those women may have as far as men molesting babies or being inherently violent. Another thing feminists are against is the idea that men are monsters of lust that can't control themselves.

I am not really sure what you mean by "their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero".

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The same applies women who are seen as giving in to gender roles (Ex: Those who choose to stay at home, or choose to work with children) or those seen as "Exploiting women/giving women a bad name" (Anyone who wears revealing clothing) for not aligning with feminism.


Feminism is about giving women a choice. They can choose to cover themselves, they can choose to wear revealing clothing. They can choose to stay at home and they can also choose to go out and live as they want. I have no idea what kind of feminism you are learning about.
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Exactly. I'm a huge feminist and I can honestly say that the kinds of feminists that seek to ignore/discredit issues that do not directly involve women are very much shunned. Many issues that plague manhood has to do with the very system feminists seek to dismantle. Take, for instance, that image of He-Man next to Barbie. Both characters are dangerous to boys' and girls' self esteems, both characters have very unrealistic body types and represent their toxic extremes of masculinity and femininity.Now, examine where they differ. He-Man is presented as an athletic, powerful man who fights and flexes and generally displays the traditional ideal of hypermasculinity. Barbie, on the other hand, is slim, doll-like and is often presented alongside toy homes where she may cook, invite her friends over or try on clothes. Both characters, I must reiterate, are damaging. But they are linked by the same system that has harmed men and oppressed women for ages: the idea that the man must provide, for women are fragile; that a man must be strong and robust, for women are weak and sensitive; the list goes on. This is where the issue comes in of people thinking feminists only want to support women. Every facet, every gender, is dragged down by the patriarchy and its expectations of men and women. This is the majorly abridged little mission statement, but I implore anyone who wants to know more to ask me about it or look it up yourself. Feminism is honestly very much worth a chance.I'm sorry, but being friends with a group is different from wanting your opinion to be heard with just as much weight. I have many black friends and we, on occasion, discuss racism, classism and intersectionality, and during those discussions I know to back off if someone with much more personal experience on racism wants to share their views. Also, Gwazi: Dude, chill. There is no "pity party" when women genuinely discuss their fears, problems and personal experiences among other women. I expected better of you to be more respectful when people speak of something that is important to them and that is present in their daily lives, especially if they are comfortable around you enough to discuss such personal things pertaining to men. I do not agree with the assumption some of those women may have as far as men molesting babies or being inherently violent. Another thing feminists are against is the idea that men are monsters of lust that can't control themselves.I am not really sure what you mean by "their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero".Feminism is about giving women a choice. They can choose to cover themselves, they can choose to wear revealing clothing. They can choose to stay at home and they can also choose to go out and live as they want. I have no idea what kind of feminism you are learning about.


I'm guessing you think men's rights activists are racist, homophobic and are all white males right? Also you sound very naive if you can't see the radicalism in the movement. Also he man and Barbie are harmless in my opinion, he man is kind and actually hates violence, he like with superman are great role models for boys. The purpose of the photo was to show how selective feminists are about things that only apply to women. There is nothing wrong with masculinity, it's immaculated men that have problems and children from dysfunctional families who grow up with serious issues. I use to support feminism until I say all of the retarded bullshit hate that they shouted.
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Exactly. I'm a huge feminist and I can honestly say that the kinds of feminists that seek to ignore/discredit issues that do not directly involve women are very much shunned. Many issues that plague manhood has to do with the very system feminists seek to dismantle. Take, for instance, that image of He-Man next to Barbie. Both characters are dangerous to boys' and girls' self esteems, both characters have very unrealistic body types and represent their toxic extremes of masculinity and femininity.Now, examine where they differ. He-Man is presented as an athletic, powerful man who fights and flexes and generally displays the traditional ideal of hypermasculinity. Barbie, on the other hand, is slim, doll-like and is often presented alongside toy homes where she may cook, invite her friends over or try on clothes. Both characters, I must reiterate, are damaging. But they are linked by the same system that has harmed men and oppressed women for ages: the idea that the man must provide, for women are fragile; that a man must be strong and robust, for women are weak and sensitive; the list goes on. This is where the issue comes in of people thinking feminists only want to support women. Every facet, every gender, is dragged down by the patriarchy and its expectations of men and women. This is the majorly abridged little mission statement, but I implore anyone who wants to know more to ask me about it or look it up yourself. Feminism is honestly very much worth a chance.I'm sorry, but being friends with a group is different from wanting your opinion to be heard with just as much weight. I have many black friends and we, on occasion, discuss racism, classism and intersectionality, and during those discussions I know to back off if someone with much more personal experience on racism wants to share their views. Also, Gwazi: Dude, chill. There is no "pity party" when women genuinely discuss their fears, problems and personal experiences among other women. I expected better of you to be more respectful when people speak of something that is important to them and that is present in their daily lives, especially if they are comfortable around you enough to discuss such personal things pertaining to men. I do not agree with the assumption some of those women may have as far as men molesting babies or being inherently violent. Another thing feminists are against is the idea that men are monsters of lust that can't control themselves.I am not really sure what you mean by "their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero".Feminism is about giving women a choice. They can choose to cover themselves, they can choose to wear revealing clothing. They can choose to stay at home and they can also choose to go out and live as they want. I have no idea what kind of feminism you are learning about.


I'm guessing you think men's rights activists are racist, homophobic and are all white males right? Also you sound very naive if you can't see the radicalism in the movement. Also he man and Barbie are harmless in my opinion, he man is kind and actually hates violence, he like with superman are great role models for boys. The purpose of the photo was to show how selective feminists are about things that only apply to women. There is nothing wrong with masculinity, it's immaculated men that have problems and children from dysfunctional families who grow up with serious issues. I use to support feminism until I say all of the retarded bullshit hate that they shouted.
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All I ask is if there MRA members of the Guild and instead I get feminists on here fucking this up
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I'm guessing you think men's rights activists are racist, homophobic and are all white males right? Also you sound very naive if you can't see the radicalism in the movement. Also he man and Barbie are harmless in my opinion, he man is kind and actually hates violence, he like with superman are great role models for boys. The purpose of the photo was to show how selective feminists are about things that only apply to women. There is nothing wrong with masculinity, it's immaculated men that have problems and children from dysfunctional families who grow up with serious issues. I use to support feminism until I say all of the retarded bullshit hate that they shouted.


Why would you even use that photo as an argument if you personally see nothing wrong with it? Since when does some photo you pulled up through Google reflect the habits and downfalls of an entire movement? And I did point out issues with feminism, and said how the truscum and non-intersectional feminists are damaging the movement.

What I think of MRAs is that some members genuinely care about gender equality (a view I am beginning to think you lack) and other members, be they vastly misguided or malicious, are in fact only harming men and women, just as the feminists who ignore non-women are hurting both men and women.

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All I ask is if there MRA members of the Guild and instead I get feminists on here fucking this up


What did you even post this thread for? If it's to gather up some MRAs, hey, you found a few. But you have to expect feminists to show up as well, similar as some of our goals may be. If your idea of being an MRA is to simply debunk feminism and claim women and men do not suffer in their own ways under the patriarchy, then I don't even know why you claim to be fighting for anyone's rights.

Slinging around slurs and rude phrases also does not help your credibility.
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Why would you even use that photo as an argument if you personally see nothing wrong with it? Since when does some photo you pulled up through Google reflect the habits and downfalls of an entire movement? And I did point out issues with feminism, and said how the truscum and non-intersectional feminists are damaging the movement.What I think of MRAs is that some members genuinely care about gender equality (a view I am beginning to think you lack) and other members, be they vastly misguided or malicious, are in fact only harming men women, just as the feminists who ignore non-women are hurting both men and women.What did you even post this thread for? If it's to gather up some MRAs, hey, you found a few. But you have to expect feminists to show up as well, similar as some of our goals may be. If your idea of being an MRA is to simply debunk feminism and claim women and men do not suffer in their own ways under the patriarchy, then I don't even know why you claim to be fighting for anyone's rights.Slinging around slurs and rude phrases also does not help your credibility.


all i asked was to see if anyone was one, so if you would please just get out of here since it is my thread and I am looking for people. also if you think I'm just a member of the patriarchy then fuck you and your bullshit, it doesn't exist.
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all i asked was to see if anyone was one, so if you would please just get out of here since it is my thread and I am looking for people


Okay, bye.
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Okay, bye.


thank you
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Seeing how that exchange went it doesn't seem like Robeatics is coming back, but I feel I should still address the points regardless.

Robeatics said I'm sorry, but being friends with a group is different from wanting your opinion to be heard with just as much weight. I have many black friends and we, on occasion, discuss racism, classism and intersectionality, and during those discussions I know to back off if someone with much more personal experience on racism wants to share their views.


Never did I go "I'm friends with ______ therefore I can speak for them". I was saying that the fight for equal has got to the point where those who are seen as not discriminated against are now being made the target of hate and discrimination cause of 'privilege' they possess. I'll will clarify now, this is not always the case. The Pride club I went to at college was never like that, everyone knew I was hetero and no one treated me differently for it. But I have seen many cases of people being condemned and mistrusted in other places because they are white, male or hetero. There are cases where we are seeing hatred/discrimination against said groups, but most people are willing to turn a blind eye because they don't want to look immoral by siding with the 'privileged' side, or by questioning the other side.

Plus the whole "I know how to back off if someone with experience wants to share their views" is useless. I can say the same to you "You should back off when I'm speaking of experience men being hated", but I don't. Because to tell people to be quiet because of having a different opinion or perspective is idiotic. It not only inhibits freedom of speech, but it acts as the perfect breeding ground for discrimination to grow from, the silencing of people based on their demographics.

Robeatics said Also, Gwazi: Dude, chill. There is no "pity party" when women genuinely discuss their fears, problems and personal experiences among other women. I expected better of you to be more respectful when people speak of something that is important to them and that is present in their daily lives, especially if they are comfortable around you enough to discuss such personal things pertaining to men. I do not agree with the assumption some of those women may have as far as men molesting babies or being inherently violent. Another thing feminists are against is the idea that men are monsters of lust that can't control themselves.I am not really sure what you mean by "their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero".


There is a big difference between discussing fears, problems and personal experiences and simply attacking/bashing an entire demographic of people. If they were talking about how they hate seeing their friends, children or themselves abused that's fine. Those are serious problems that need to be addressed. But simply going "Men suck! They're such abusive assholes!" is not fine, if they are say baseless and generalizing attacks like that I should be allowed to reply with other baseless and generalizing attacks such as "Women suck! They're such ungrateful bitches!". And if a woman came in complaining about men saying stuff like that I doubt you'd be telling them to chill and be more respectful. Yet, you feel completely entitled to do so when a man comes in about something women were saying.

And yes there are some feminists who are against the "Men are monsters of lust" idea, but there are also many who aren't. And what I mean by "Their presence is merely tolerated because they are Hetero" means exactly what it says. Have you ever seen the term "Straight Privilege" thrown about? There is a rather big movement (once which roots from Tumblr mind you) that is essentially painting anyone who is white, male and straight as the enemy and as villains.

Robeatics said Feminism is about giving women a choice. They can choose to cover themselves, they can choose to wear revealing clothing. They can choose to stay at home and they can also choose to go out and live as they want. I have no idea what kind of feminism you are learning about.


The feminism that's been actively going around starting movements, conferences, speeches and trying to change laws in the name of feminism.
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Honestly, I didn't know Men's Rights Activists were a thing until I read this thread.


It's cause they aren't.
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It's cause they aren't.


Actually they are, there are tons of groups, don't be ignorant bigot
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It's cause they aren't.


They're a thing.
They're just far less popular for two big reasons.

1. A lot of people are raised to see women as the victims, not men. So where feminism get's a lot more support, MRA get's a lot more blind eyes and dirty looks.
2. Feminism has boosted in popularity with shenanigans such as Five Guys, Feministfrequency, Oh look! Someone said something mean on the Internet! White Straight Cis Male Privilege etc. Getting a lot of attention both from SJW looking to join the bandwagon, and people who are outraged by the bigoted behaviour and false information being spread by feminism. While MRA doesn't tend to start that sort of stuff, therefore not as much attention or popularity.
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Actually they are, there are tons of groups, don't be ignorant bigot


Magic Magnum said
They're a thing.They're just far less popular for two big reasons.1. A lot of people are raised to see women as the victims, not men. So where feminism get's a lot more support, MRA get's a lot more blind eyes and dirty looks.2. Feminism has boosted in popularity with shenanigans such as Five Guys, Feministfrequency, Oh look! Someone said something mean on the Internet! White Straight Cis Male Privilege etc. Getting a lot of attention both from SJW looking to join the bandwagon, and people who are outraged by the bigoted behaviour and false information being spread by feminism. While MRA doesn't tend to start that sort of stuff, therefore not as much attention or popularity.


You guys have been mislead.

You don't exist.
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You guys have been mislead. You don't exist.


What are you a bully? 2What the hell is wrong with you?
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What are you a bully? 2What the hell is wrong with you?


Nah, he's using spam "Lol, just relax man" tactics.
Except he's not in spam so it's not getting the same reactions that it normally would.
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Honestly, I didn't know Men's Rights Activists were a thing until I read this thread.


^

Plus, I don't understand why there is a Men's Rights Activists...
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^Plus, I don't understand why there is a Men's Rights Activists...


Because there's inequality that men have and people don't acknowledge it
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