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In reply to the discussion: How Feminism Hurts Men [View all]Katashi_itto
(10,175 posts)98. Such a load of nonsense, this article
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and heavens, a 45 yr old man might get a whole year in jail for raping an unconscious 16 yr old girl
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#2
That's actually a very interesting point. I hadn't thought of it that way before. n/t
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#106
I hope I live long enough to see the day "... women hold over 80 percent of the seats in Congress."
Tx4obama
Nov 2013
#3
All one has to do is to look at the ratio of deaths and serious injuries, by gender, to understand
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#110
You're cute. Have any links to these studies, or "hundreds" of feminist theorists and publications?
arcane1
Dec 2013
#174
there is a du'er here who pushed and got his own forum, who adamantly and repeatedly
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#27
"She made me hit her" is one of the most chickenshit things I've ever read/heard in my life.
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#62
except you extend this to domestic violence victims who usually cannot just be surveyed
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#143
Thanks for confirming my point. I see you're still proud of your "reciprocal violence" stand.
SunSeeker
Nov 2013
#164
In your super-duper sleuthing, you seem to have overlooked one inconvenient detail..
opiate69
Nov 2013
#138
i thought he actually rolled up his sleeves adn loosened his tie and unbuttoned his collar shirt on
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#104
oh god, that thread. where people should have been kicked off DU and were not. nt
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#32
no one should feel ick, shame or hold value judgment with grown men buy schoolgirls soiled panties
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#35
it is a man thing? all us little wimminz shouldnt worry our pretty, fragile head over?
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#40
That has got to be one of the downright silliest things I've ever read, on DU anyway.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#111
The dominant culture will fight to stay that way. They will not give up power willingly.
ehrnst
Nov 2013
#37
this is akin to saying that civil rights group like the NAACP ignores whites
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#38
you have found 2 or 3 things you preceive you can claim as unfair to men. i can give you a thousand
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#148
I never said that that particular concern was invalid. It's *not*. I think treatment of inmates
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#151
I'm testing the idea that "equality" means something attainable or even desirable.
lumberjack_jeff
Nov 2013
#152
Why are "advocacy" and "equality" mutually exclusive? And why are these small, specific examples
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#154
We may, in part, have different definitions of "equality." I accept that.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#161
I wouldn't be opposed to an Office of Men's Health, since we men do have particular health needs
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#165
and you know for sure vasectomies are not covered? that is wrong. something we should speak up
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#158
someone made a very good point. this is about preventative. pregnancy effects the womans
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#159
Prisoner abuse is one of our country's greatest shames. But why should feminists, specifically,
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#169
then DO something about it. YOU have a problem with feminism cause women are not doing something
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#171
If people like him actually addressed "women's issues" then I would understand his complaining.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#172
and THAT would be the point. their ass would be kick off so far if they said this about any group,
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#85
we have members of du going around putting up ugly, old women in order to shame us, like that stupid
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#105
because you think women have made "enough" progress, we should now help men out with theirs? again
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#94
no. we have not won. not only have we not won, we are in the process of backpedaling.
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#100
"Gender issues have made far more progress socially and economically than racial issues."
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#144
this is the most ridiculous argument ever. we have radio hosts that call women sluts and whores and
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#146
Yeah, what "privilege" really means is all the bad shit that *doesn't* happen to you...
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#149
Abolishing selective service has been a feminist position since at least the 1960s.
Gormy Cuss
Nov 2013
#90
And how are you so comfortable freely generalizing about so many people?
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#123
It shouldn't hurt *that* much though. And as a guy I really get sick of the MRA whining.
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#120
Paternity (as well as maternity) leave? Readily available, affordable birth control for both sexes?
nomorenomore08
Nov 2013
#115
This is one of the more unintentionally funny posts I've seen in awhile.
Sheldon Cooper
Nov 2013
#61
we are trying to keep girls from killing themselves, being raped, and beaten to death. nonexisting
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#78
Yeah, that's why the never ratified amendment was called the Women's Rights Amendment. n/t
Gormy Cuss
Nov 2013
#49
it is so beyond absurd. i have been sitting here reading the back and forth and for there to even
seabeyond
Nov 2013
#150
I really, truly, hope that this just a really clever piece of witty satire.......nt
AverageJoe90
Nov 2013
#66