[ SECRET POST #3324 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3324 ⌋

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[Dishonored]


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[One Piece]


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[Kung Fu Panda]


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[Music video: Poets of the Fall, "Daze" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di7NMssrqsE)]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

http://arizonafathersrights.com/

[(Anonymous)]

My question when it comes to "father's rights" stuff is whether there is anything there that wouldn't be dealt with by fighting misogyny. Because the root of the lack of father's rights in this sort of thing is assumptions about women being nurturing and the primary childcarers. So to get to the root of it you have to fight sexism. So I think most of the time the stuff that men's rights groups want to fight about either aren't really problems or are problems better dealt with through feminism and the fight against misogyny.

[(Anonymous)]

Different anon from above by the way.

[(Anonymous)]

That was not the question, the question was some examples. And frankly, the reason groups like that exist is because feminists are not figthing for father's rights.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

If the actual disease is misogyny, then lack of father's rights is a symptom. I agree with you that the disease must be fought, but the symptoms have to be treated as well.

[(Anonymous)]

So I think most of the time the stuff that men's rights groups want to fight about either aren't really problems

AYRT again - just have to say that on this point, I think you're sticking your head in the sand because you don't want to see these men have legitimate concerns.

[(Anonymous)]

Do they specifically identify as men's rights activists? I don't see anything with that verbiage on their site.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure I understand the question. They are fathers' rights activists. Fathers are men. I don't think they come out and say MRA, no. Are you just being pedantic, or do you truly think that fathers' rights activists are not men's rights activists?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm interested in people who specifically claim to be MRAs and the movement that self-labels as 'MRA'. Like, it's pretty obvious that you can be a good person and try to help men. I'm interested in the MRA as a political movement.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. I think you may be making a bit of an artificial distinguishment.