Twilight Imperium wrote:Ostroeuropa wrote:What has the MRA Done?
Brought light to issues men face in society and forced people to include it in their narrative of sexism. That's already a leap forward.
That's at best half true. Nobody except people inside your movement are including this in their narrative of sexism. If people do, it's because you'll have accomplished the former, instead of the latter. Speaking of which:Des-Bal wrote:How about the fact that men are substantially more likely to be the victims of crime,
What, in general, or specific crimes? According to the DoJ, Males were most likely to be victims of drug- and gang-related homicides, but females were more likely to be victims of domestic homicides and sex-related homicides. But sure, that has nothing to do with a generation turned to poverty, gangs, and violence for complex socioeconomic reasons. It's because of the gynocracy or whatever! Men are killed more by strangers, and women more by acquaintances, but that can't have anything to do with weird power dynamics, can it?
He was probably referring to crime in general. And, a "generation" turned to those things? Did you even hear yourself? You do realize it isn't the first and most probably not the last generation to face those problems, nor are those complex socioeconomic reasons that new at all, and that violent crime has been on the downfall for a while now, don't you?
are treated less favorably in the justice system,
Women getting lighter sentences than men is still a sign of the patriarchy. It's condescending to women to give them lighter sentences for the same crimes. This isn't a men's issue.
That it is a sign of patriarchy does not make it any less of a MRA's or men's issue. Your logic is seriously fucked up.
and aren't taken seriously as victims of rape.
This one might actually be able to be taken seriously, if you have any statistics besides that episode of the Boondocks.We look at sexism from the perspective of men oppressing women but the fact of the matter is the vast majority of men have little or no decision making power in terms of culture law or societal norms.
Thousands of African-Americans face discrimination every day, and it's not from Hispanics. Women can't walk down the street dressed casually without worrying about being hit on by thirty different guys, or far worse. LGBT people face literal campaigns of oppression which they are just now beginning to crawl out from underneath. The perpetrators? Well it ain't low-income Asian immigrants.
Yes, we know, it's every white, middle to upper class middle-to-old-aged male American's fault *nod nod*