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so if men are mocked or laughed at for reporting crimes, its their fault? Women aren't
mocked for reporting such crimes, they're taken seriously. Society
tells men that they need to be tough, tha men dont get raped or sexually abused. Men are told they cant be victims of domestic violence.
This is nowhere close to the resourcs women have nationwide. Like I said before, women's shelters focus on women and not many men would go to the, or even think of using them as men are often banned from entering such places.
Then start a mens shelter. Teach men to stand up and start reporting crimes.
You can not force people to say or not say whatever they want. The only way to change the perception of men reporting crimes is for men to get out there and report crimes. The tools are there, USE THEM.
Then start a mens shelter. Teach men to stand up and start reporting crimes.
You can not force people to say or not say whatever they want. The only way to change the perception of men reporting crimes is for men to get out there and report crimes. The tools are there, USE THEM.
Exactly. The OP keeps saying society at large, or "feminists" are denying men their fair rights. But it's up to those who are experiencing inequalities to speak up.
It's up to abused men to lobby for support if they think it's being denied them. How can I for example lobby for abused men's rights, when I don't see rampant evidence that they are denied their rights?
I would never have expected men to fight for abortion rights. I don't know why the OP thinks women are supposed to be fighting for some ill-defined "men's rights."
Exactly. The OP keeps saying society at large, or "feminists" are denying men their fair rights. But it's up to those who are experiencing inequalities to speak up.
It's up to abused men to lobby for support if they think it's being denied them. How can I for example lobby for abused men's rights, when I don't see rampant evidence that they are denied their rights?
I would never have expected men to fight for abortion rights. I don't know why the OP thinks women are supposed to be fighting for some ill-defined "men's rights."
I'm still waiting for the OP to tell me what equal rights men are denied.
I'm still waiting for the OP to tell me what equal rights men are denied.
How about a man's right to abort their duty as a father without punishment? If a woman has the sole right to end a pregnancy, men should have an option as well since we can't tell them to get an abortion or not. Abortion is a woman's choice, there is no denying that. Men should have the choice of fatherhood or not without being forced to pay child support. If a woman decide s to have the baby, she does so as her own, and should be required to care for that child on her own if the father decides he does not want to have a child.
Alimony should be abolished.
Selective service should not be a requirement to apply for pell grants, vote, get a license, or a student loan.
Circumcision should be the choice of an adult male, not their parents, often the mothers choice.
Prison sentencing should be equal if the crime is equal.
False accusers should face the same amount of time the person they accused served or would have served if found guilty.
Affirmative action should be based on income before gender or race.
There is just a few. There are more, but this is a good start.
This isn't a troll thread and your comment proves that what I am saying is true. Anyone who suggests men have equal rights issues as well is just a troll who is trying to derail the equality train.
Someone I was friends with told me that because I support equality for men and women so long as it doesn't violate the 14th Amendment, that I was mysoginistic and a rape apologist.
I'm perfectly happy with the proposal that men have exactly the same rights that I, a woman, have.
As a guy, I really don't think this is a serious question. A lot of guys who post stuff like this aren't truly interested in men getting a fair shake where they aren't (and yes, there are plenty of instances of this.) What I suspect they're interested in is enjoying the privileged status of being male, and prefer to demonize anybody (feminists) who point this out.
How about a man's right to abort their duty as a father without punishment? If a woman has the sole right to end a pregnancy, men should have an option as well since we can't tell them to get an abortion or not. Abortion is a woman's choice, there is no denying that. Men should have the choice of fatherhood or not without being forced to pay child support. If a woman decide s to have the baby, she does so as her own, and should be required to care for that child on her own if the father decides he does not want to have a child.
Alimony should be abolished.
Selective service should not be a requirement to apply for pell grants, vote, get a license, or a student loan.
Circumcision should be the choice of an adult male, not their parents, often the mothers choice.
Prison sentencing should be equal if the crime is equal.
False accusers should face the same amount of time the person they accused served or would have served if found guilty.
Affirmative action should be based on income before gender or race.
There is just a few. There are more, but this is a good start.
And there should be gender segregation in the education, employment, housing, and residential neighborhoods. Nothing funny about it, but it's ensure safety, for the man's sake, and avoid unnecessary danger.
If one wants equality, people have to decide to elect the male-guilt guys (not men) and feminists from high positions in government, legal system, educational institutions, and workplaces. Unfortunately, the other side is the majority so they'll likely support those that only cater to their interests.
How about a man's right to abort their duty as a father without punishment? If a woman has the sole right to end a pregnancy, men should have an option as well since we can't tell them to get an abortion or not. Abortion is a woman's choice, there is no denying that. Men should have the choice of fatherhood or not without being forced to pay child support. If a woman decide s to have the baby, she does so as her own, and should be required to care for that child on her own if the father decides he does not want to have a child.
Biology determines who gets the final say on the outcome of a pregnancy. If the outcome is a child, the father has a financial responsibility for him/her. It's the law. This topic has been discussed to death on this forum.
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