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Man’s rights and DEI

I am really at a loss when I see men particularly white men supporting the Democratic Party that has promoted DEI in the past. The biggest benefactor of DEI is white women. They are the ones who have been helped by DEI and white men have been the ones who have been hurt the most. One of the best descriptions of DEI I have read described DEI as feminism repackaged. And that’s really what it is.

There was a recent survey where they surveyed over 1000 businesses and over one in six had said they were told not to hire white men. Furthermore, 52% of their company practiced reverse discrimination.

In this anti-male anti-white climate why would anyone who supports men’s rights support a political party that’s pushed DEI in the past like the Democratic Party has?

https://www.resumebuilder.com/1-in-6-hiring-managers-have-been-told-to-stop-hiring-white-men/

https://www.wsaz.com/2022/11/08/1-6-hiring-managers-have-been-told-stop-hiring-white-men-survey-finds/?outputType=amp

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Looking for Lois Waisbrooker quotes

I'm gathering misandrist quotes from influential feminists, and I'm looking for the infamous quotes where Waisbrooker advocates for genocide of men and keeping the fittest and most attractive 10% alive to use as labor slaves and breeding stock. I remember reading it a few years ago, but I can't find it anywhere; it seems to have been scrubbed from the internet. Can anyone help me?

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I am tired of the "smart, kind, loving and empathetic" people normalizing shaming men publicly as a way to protect women but the opposite is considered a hate crime against women. "Women don't use religion against men"

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Note: Haram means forbidden, and Non-Mehram means people you are allowed to marry

This is not just common in religious communities, it's extremely common for men to get shamed for even sending a DM or even approaching women. What I personally do not get is how it's often the same women who yap about misogyny, double standards and empathy have this view where they can shame men freely and get away with and call it "protecting" even when it's false accusations, yet jump to protect the most heinous types of women.

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Let men be men again.

Let boys be boys again. Let men be men again. It's no use trying to act like men don't have special needs compared to women.
Men are creative and have a high energy drive. As a society, we should respect that. We should not raise our boys to suppress their energy.

Now, every feminist only reads "Let them r*pe us", but I'm not trying to say that. I believe if men are given their space, they are able to transform their energy into something good.

I honestly don't know what the answer to the dilemma with male violence is. But I definitely know, the answer is not to just close our eyes and pretend that men can just sit at home all the time, speak only politically correct words and behave in an all-incluive manner.

First and foremost, I think we should take away certain negative influences. Especially pornography deserves more attention, as it can ruin lives of innocent men who came in contact with it when they were young boys and had no chance to realize what's happening. Then, we need to cultivate male groups again. We, as a society, need to make sure boys go outside and don't grow up as digital slaves, because men suffer a lot more from this digital world.

When such changes are made, I think a lot of men could find their passion again and stop feeling like they're trapped in a cage all the time. The world would definitely be a better place.

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Men need safe spaces

There is a feminist trope that I am seeing more frequently, that feminism is a safe space for both sexes. I disagree with this strongly, and let's take a common issue amongst young men and the "loneliness epidemic" that is now seen as a sort of joke even though it's totally real, gen Z feel a lack of purpose, meaningless existence, from being constantly socially beaten down by the job market, by wars, and by a rise of political correctness that shuts down any option for debate.

Gender dynamics and dating are very discussed topics online, and I think it's interesting because it affects nearly everyone, as in our Pyramid of Priorities, in the western world, we usually have the food and shelter aspect covered, we then crave being social.

However here's where feminism goes wrong ; it is IMPOSSIBLE for men to debate about their romantic scarcity in a mixed environment. If I open up about it online, which I've done many times, that I've never had a relationship and the kindness I want to give to a partner is a race against time until it transforms into bitterness, it isn't met with sympathy. It's met with Just World fallacies, "the trash takes itself out" ; "have you considered looking inward" ; "maybe don't be misogynistic". In the real world, you have to lie about your relationship history or you'd be met with disgust and being 'icky'.

And if most surface-level topics already close any conversation, in a time where there are feminist books "How to win every argument" it's clear to me that it's more important for them to have a debate to win it, rather than to debate. I've managed to have my post history open for nine years, but now I've closed it, since you can't say anything without getting stalked anymore. Subreddits are getting closed down and the echo-chambers are growing on other websites.

Men need places to vent, places to share raw opinions about their feelings, and build nuance by relating to other men. Feminists are not your friends. Keep your free-thinking and trust your gut.

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Just need to vent

I try to avoid discussing gender issues with my wife because I’m always wrong. So not really worth getting into an argument.

This morning we were having a “discussion” about how bad patriarchy is and how good feminism is. Except patriarchy doesn’t mean men. And feminism isn’t about women’s rights. Words mean whatever you want them to now.

Edit: not sure why this is confusing. I am just venting about a frustrating situation I had. The second paragraph is what the conversation basically amounted to. I (I thought) obviously don’t believe these things. I didn’t feel the need to explain why those ideas are wrong.

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Why does most violence against men is portrayed as funny and comedic

Violence against men is usually portrayed as funny in social media, movies and television. Let me say few examples:

1. A reality show has a game in which women wearing high heels pop a Ballon that is placed on top of a man's groin. It is seen as funny and people are fucking laughing their ass off.

2. Women in movies when they kick a man in the balls is seen as funny. Testicles are like the most important thing for a man, you can't just casually hit it with your knee and portray it as comedy just by adding some laughing tracks all over it.

3. Even in day to day lives a women slapping a man is always fine and okay. Meanwhile when a man slaps a women it is seen as physical violence and what not.

Lets imagine the same thing happens in a opposite way. Is kicking a women in her vagina funny. No not at all. Then why the fuck is hurting a man funny to all.

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The unspoken part of growing up as a boy

There’s a phase many boys enter that nobody prepares them for.

One day you’re seen as harmless, playful, even considered somewhat “cute.” as a kid . then once you hit the puberty and start reaching adulthood , your'e suddenly seen as a predator ,your presence is a threat ,suddenly half the population has their guard up in your presence and treats you with coldness


without doing anything wrong, you’re suddenly treated with distance, suspicion, or silence. You’re not fully a man yet, but you’re no longer a child and that in-between space is incredibly lonely.



From a young age, boys are monitored, warned about. We’re taught often subtly(or sometimes directly) that our presence is something to be controlled. Talking too freely is punished. Showing curiosity is suspicious. Emotional expression is mocked and ignored.

As we grow older, the rules tighten.

You’re expected to be confident but not needy.
Strong but not vulnerable.
Independent but not isolated ,somehow.



And yet, when boys start feeling lonely, there’s very little support waiting for them.

When men talk about fear, sadness, or being treated like a potential threat, the response is often deflection:
“Don’t make this men vs women.”
“Others have it worse.”
“Be grateful for your privilege”



This is one of the reason male loneliness is so widespread and so deadly. and there is also blatant misandry everywhere on social media to real settings its just so exhausting .

i cant put everything into words it just feels very unfair that this is considered the norm and nobody ever dares to speak up against it , even if they do they are called incel or just blame patriarchy or toxic masculinity instead

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Why is feminist history revisionism tolerated?

Why are we letting feminists dictate pseudo historical claims about men oppressing women for 100,000 years through patriarchy?

The so called patriarchy was a natural social arrangement based on biological realities, which determined your role in society. Throughout history, we dealt with high mortality, constant warfare, labour intensive economies, early pregnancy and early childcare. Societies organised around male risk taking in hunting, defence, and heavy labour, with authority tracking responsibility and expendability rather than comfort or privilege. In primitive societies, you didn't have a "career" as a hunter, it was your natural role as a man.

Even early industrial economies followed the same risk heavy, physically demanding, and expendable work patterns that already existed in agrarian and pre-industrial societies. Vocations like mining, steelmaking, shipbuilding, construction and heavy manufacturing all relied on physical strength, endurance, and high risk of injury. Men naturally dominate these roles TODAY, because men are more biologically suited to continuous heavy labour.

It was an organic system meant to adapt to survival pressures, not some conspiracy to dominate women. Everyone, man or women, was primarily concerned with endurance, continuity, and stability. And in a time when women were already dying of childbirth, famine and disease, high female reproductivity was NECESSARY for society's survival, as women can have only so many children in their lifetime.

So women "had" to rear kids while men "had" to fight wars. Things sucked for everyone due to things outside their control, but all of it led to the modern world we live in today.

What's so difficult about acknowledging the above? Why are we as men told to "repent" for something feminists CLAIM men did historically? And even by their metric, why are men never given credit for the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of great scientists, inventors and philosophers who were men?

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I don’t think men feel lonely. Men feel dismissed, belittled and ignored

Male loneliness epidemic is such a bad faithed term. I do see men complain that they want connection but I feel most men’s compliant is about being treated fairly instead of wanting connection. This term seems to imply men are the problem and is used solely for misandrist purpose

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It Takes a Village - False Rape Accusations

This is a comment I read online some time ago. It got me thinking about how false rape allegations are more about our social misandry than they are about one lying female. It speaks to how a woman whose lying about being raped needs the help of a lot of people to destroy a man's life. Think about the false allegations you've read about in this thread. How often the guy talks about how people he thought were friends, and in some cases, family members, believed a false allegation against him. This is society attacking a man, more than just one woman attacking a man.

Having said that, I think this quote exaggerates this collusion a bit. You don't need THIS much collusion. But this is nitpicking by me. This quote catches the essence of this lie is not just a lie, it is a conspiracy. Here's the quote.

"you are underestimating women, my friend. You said "women lie about BEING RAPED". It is far worse than that. It takes a lot more lying women than just the one in the alleged victim role to make a false accusation stick long enough to secure a conviction.

You need your lying post-trauma counsellor to lie about the alleged victim's symptoms and about the science behind those symptoms. You also need your colluding lying women friends and family members to lie on behalf of the alleged victim, and last but not least you need a lying lawyer, a lying journalist and a lying police official. The latter three needn't be women. Being greedy is enough qualification for them.

Summarised: you need One to lie about BEING RAPED, and a shitload of others lying ABOUT HER RAPE and a few more that lie ABOUT THE NATURE OF RAPE IN GENERAL. A few "professors" and other Elizabeth Sheehy's spring to mind. THAT, my friend, is a FACT. You are dealing with a fucking industry!!

You men are too fond of simple binaries: one versus one. Patton versus Rommel, Wellington versus Waterloo, Lee Van Cleef versus Charlie Bronson, Julius Caesar versus Vercingetorix ... . Yeah. Right. Livia versus Agrippina involved two and a half Roman Legions, a bunch of crooked lawyers and two handfuls of high-ranking aristocratic fuck buddies. You are underestimating women, pal."

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