Spreading misandry: On the Negative Effects of Feminism. Discrimination against men
 

http://www.cuncti.net/speakers-corner/190-spreading-misandry-on-the-negative-effects-of-feminism-discrimination-against-men

Feeling like wanting to set up a fight with your female friends and wives? :D This might help to get a good start.

Umm think you need to fix your link Sky

Wuuut...!?

:stare:

Link corrected, and repeated here:

http://www.cuncti.net/speakers-corner/190-spreading-misandry-on-the-negative-effects-of-feminism-discrimination-against-men

Interesting. Over a dozen people visited the thread before, and did not notice the mishap. Maybe it is global dope day today?

I noticed it, didn't care enough. Now that I've read the article I'm still having a hard time caring. This isn't because I think the article isn't newsworthy or even because it doesn't interest me. I'm just having a hard time caring.

Sorry.

Here Steve hope this helps. Now try reading the article again.

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I haven't read it yet, though I will soon. Only comment I am going to make so far is... in a world where women still on average make 20% less then men doing the exact same job, how can we make the claim of misandry?

I'm not saying it doesn't exist, but lets be serious here, misogyny is a far more common and serious problem.

Keep in mind the author focusses on the Germnan, and European stater mof things. To what degree it is comparable on your side of the pond, I cannot say. I assume the trend is the same, but between the old and the new world there sometimes are time delays in trends, and what started earlier in one sphere, took some time to reach the other sphere as well.

Gender streamlining, or gender engineering, if you prefer that term, is an official doctrine of the EU. According female gender roles are pushed especially by the left and the Greens, but since years also by the conservatives.

I dare say it does incredibly plenty of damage. To men. To women. To psychohygienics. To relations between both sexes. To families. To children. To the education system. To the job world.

It is a big drama, a very big drama, I dare say.