But what about the men's rights? They are losing many of their rights under feminism and this PC society.
Men have had it far worse in society anyay, traditionally. Men have faught wars, hunted, farmed, and have done much manual labor that women are incapable of doing, hence the sexual dimorphism between the two (men are bigger; this is proof that they have had it more difficult, and I think refutes such things like the concept of "male privilege").
I won't even waste my breath arguing with a "Men's Rights" activist. Yes I think men and women should be equal. Women should not be superior to men, nor the other way around.
Trying to say that men have been more oppressed than women throughout history is utterly laughable. Just try having a vagina for a day and see what it's like.
"I won't even waste my breath arguing with a 'Men's Rights' activist."
I'm not an MRA, I'm an equalist and a humanist.
But you're not even talking, you're just typing, How can you be wasting breath? And why do you put 'Men's Rights' in quotations? Do you have something against men's rights?
"Trying to say that men have been more oppressed than women throughout history is utterly laughable. Just try having a vagina for a day and see what it's like."
There was no oppression between the sexes, only societal obligations. Males were the disposable sex, they did not have the value that is inherent in the ability to give birth. And try having a penis for day, it's no fun having everyone assume you're a rapist/abuser/criminal/thug/horndog, or that if a woman beats you up, you did something to deserve it.
It's not like I had to sign up for a legally-binding contract that gives the state the right to use my body as fodder for the canon, just so I could get my learner's permit at the DMV.
Welp, I'm an equalist too! I pretty much said that. But I think we just disagree on what constitutes the more "valued" sex. I think men have been viewed as more valuable and important and have therefore had far more rights. Women have been regarded as chattel.
Yeah the draft thing is unfair. I don't think anyone should have to sign up for the draft. It's a violation of rights in my opinion.
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But what about the men's rights? They are losing many of their rights under feminism and this PC society.
Men have had it far worse in society anyay, traditionally. Men have faught wars, hunted, farmed, and have done much manual labor that women are incapable of doing, hence the sexual dimorphism between the two (men are bigger; this is proof that they have had it more difficult, and I think refutes such things like the concept of "male privilege").
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I won't even waste my breath arguing with a "Men's Rights" activist. Yes I think men and women should be equal. Women should not be superior to men, nor the other way around.
Trying to say that men have been more oppressed than women throughout history is utterly laughable. Just try having a vagina for a day and see what it's like.
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"I won't even waste my breath arguing with a 'Men's Rights' activist."
I'm not an MRA, I'm an equalist and a humanist.
But you're not even talking, you're just typing, How can you be wasting breath? And why do you put 'Men's Rights' in quotations? Do you have something against men's rights?
"Trying to say that men have been more oppressed than women throughout history is utterly laughable. Just try having a vagina for a day and see what it's like."
There was no oppression between the sexes, only societal obligations. Males were the disposable sex, they did not have the value that is inherent in the ability to give birth. And try having a penis for day, it's no fun having everyone assume you're a rapist/abuser/criminal/thug/horndog, or that if a woman beats you up, you did something to deserve it.
It's not like I had to sign up for a legally-binding contract that gives the state the right to use my body as fodder for the canon, just so I could get my learner's permit at the DMV.
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Welp, I'm an equalist too! I pretty much said that. But I think we just disagree on what constitutes the more "valued" sex. I think men have been viewed as more valuable and important and have therefore had far more rights. Women have been regarded as chattel.
Yeah the draft thing is unfair. I don't think anyone should have to sign up for the draft. It's a violation of rights in my opinion.