
Those Feminists man, it's only a matter of time before they claim the world as their own! Yeah, no. In spite of the inevitable vitriol, I don't think an anecdotal account of: 'this one time,
Yeah, extremists are an issue in all movements.Phasmal said:The only issues I have with men's rights movements are the extremists who try to say that domestic violence never happens and that kind of bullshit. I cannot even deal with it.orangeban said:Snip.
Also, why would you purposely go looking for man-hating feminists, if not just to anger yourself more against a normally reasonable group of people?
Men in England don't have to spend time in the military, so I imagine it is different in Germany, but I can't really speak on that.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:That fails to take into account things like taxes and years in the military.
I can only speak for Germany (although I imagine its not a vastly different story in England) since its where I took a good look at all of this, but until 2010, women were earning less at the end of the month, yet still coming away with more money for the same amount of work because single men paid more taxes than single women, had to spend 2 years serving the military, and on and on it goes.
I have to admit its no longer relevant because the Wehrdienst got dropped last year, so maybe I need to take another look.
But this is exactly what I am talking about. People see one small statistic in the news that women earn less on average, and shock horror, we get smartass feminists ranting on about it all the time without considering the possibility that there is more to the whole thing than that? From what I can tell, you are one of them.
Look, im not saying we should just leave everything as it is and women should stop moaning. I am saying it would be awesome if BOTH sides, both feminists and sexists, could strain their 2 brain cells just for 5 seconds and actually think about things properly. These threads piss me off to no end too, because both sides are ill informed and paranoid. Im generalizing here, but its hard not to.
Anyway, you may now proceed to call me sexist pig instead of looking further into it. Have fun.
I just hope you keep in mind that's not what most people think.orangeban said:Yeah, extremists are an issue in all movements.Phasmal said:The only issues I have with men's rights movements are the extremists who try to say that domestic violence never happens and that kind of bullshit. I cannot even deal with it.orangeban said:Snip.
Also, why would you purposely go looking for man-hating feminists, if not just to anger yourself more against a normally reasonable group of people?
As to why I pursue misandric feminists, not entirely sure. Best guess, some kind of masochistic desire to bask in stupid.
Oh my, I was not suggesting that you think any situation anywhere was anything, as I never said as such...SmashLovesTitanQuest said:Well, to be fair, I did say the western world. Other areas seem to have some big problems with womens rights, and of course feminism is needed over there. But I was not talking about them, so dont pull them into the conversation, as if I was saying the situation in Islamic countries is fine as it is.
I'm a male feminist, because what feminist do effects males as well. we (all feminist) don't work towards female rights, but social equality of the genders, and that could continue further into equality of all groups, including completely tolerant humanity.DrgoFx said:With the recent thread about feminists, it has me curious. What is everyone's opinion on the Feminist movement based off of their experiences?
Did you actually READ all my post?SmashLovesTitanQuest said:And once again, you are giving me the impression you do get your views from stupid stereotypes. (Which is rather ironic for a feminist.) Because the thing is, women are more likely to commit domestic violence and stalking than men. Once again, I have to ask; where are you getting your views? Did you read one article in a newspaper and trust social stereotypes?Phasmal said:Street harrassment, domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault, ALL happen in the western world.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:Well, to be fair, I did say the western world. Other areas seem to have some big problems with womens rights, and of course feminism is needed over there. But I was not talking about them, so dont pull them into the conversation, as if I was saying the situation in Islamic countries is fine as it is.
Besides, no matter how equal you make men and women, things like street harassment, domestic violence and sexual assault are still going to happen. Just one of those things. People do stuff like that from time to time, and it has fuck all to do with sexism.
I agree, it's probably best to leave it.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:Shall we just agree to disagree? It looks like this discussion is going nowhere.
So from my side, im just going to leave it at that, no hard feelings and all.
teal is green-blue, and fuchsia is a light, unsaturated purple. oddly enough most men are slightly color blind to at least a minor degree. I got lucky, and I can see colors as well as girls. I'm a bit feminine for a guy, that's also part of the lucky, at least in my book.Macgyvercas said:unless we're talking about fashion and I'm sorry, but I gave that to women and some guys who know the difference between teal and fuchsia.
XD This...god this. Seriously...I don't think anything else needs to be added.Colour-Scientist said:![]()
Let the woman bashing commence! Down with the hive mind of the Evil Feminist Alliance for the Destruction of Men!
It's a good thing everyone on this site has a well-informed opinion on what feminism is!
This is because of the still existing stereotype that men work harder than women. Now this is not to say that men are actually all just lazy and that only women really do any work. Obviously it depends on the person. Still, the stereotype prevails and men get hired more often than not as a result.Matthew94 said:About the supposed pay gap, if women earn less then why don't all companies employ more women. Surely it would make financial sense?
Exactly.
Men tend to take harder jobs and also don't leave work due to children, things like this explain the supposed gap.
It's quite clear that it is, indeed, relevant in this day and age. Unless you're somehow typing from somewhere around 200 BC.manic_depressive13 said:LOL, stupid bitches. Feminism is irrelevant in this day and age. If women weren't so dumb they'd be able to see that.