The context of his post would seem to imply otherwise.
I would agree that both sexes have their issues which need to be addressed. I just deny that a gynocentric perspective can get it done.
As an example of how ludicrous feminism seems to me, here is an MRM parody of feminism. (Note, this is not an MRM position.)
"We need to support maternity leave so that women can stop mooching off men and be able to hold down their own jobs."
This is the kind of tone and rationale you constantly hear from feminists when discussing mens issues.
It's always in "How will this benefit women and how is it mens fault" terms.
I think feminism is too gynocentric to properly deliver on gender equality. The MRM provides an androcentrist counterbalance.
At some point the movement should either merge, or share power.





