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Maybe now he'll get invited to the parties, and women will actually talk to him for a little while.

Then he'll go back to being Conor Shapiro ... friend of Leif Rubinstein. [I bet they make models of planes and boats and things.]

Somebody should tell him: "Conor, the cruise ship has left the harbor, and you're still dockside, waiting for the bon voyage party to start."


I have said it many times that manginas are WAY worse then feminists, they are perfectly alright with throwing around shaming tactics like the extremely overused "real men" line and are also fine with throwing their own gender under the bus for women. I recall one male feminist advocating that we jail any male accused of rape (even if they are innocent) so that women are not "intimidated" about reporting rape.

Cause we all know that 99.99% of rapes are never reported and out of those that are reported 95% of the men are never convicted (because of our horribly bias legal system against women). This is what they told me at feministing at least.

Seriously tho manginas like Conon have this chivalrous and misguided attitude of "protect the female no matter what" and a who cares attitude when it comes to their own gender. It really is sad they remind me of overprotective fathers (of girls).
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Main / Re: Men's Rights Movement Group at ASU
Feb 22, 2011, 02:58 PM
Hey I think you meant a voice for men not advice for men, in the links section
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Another rape article by Conor Shapiro please do comment on this antimale bs.

http://www.theeagleonline.com/opinion/story/changing-male-culture-to-defend-against-violence/#comment-154070860

Just out of curiousity I looked up what else this fool has written and turns out that Mr. Conon also penned another "chivalrous" article Titled "Real men aren't afraid to stick up for women"


http://www.theeagleonline.com/opinion/story/real-men-arent-afraid-to-stick-up-for-women/

Really getting tired of all of these manginas.
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and i only get to pick one?


should have another option at the end;

"all of the above"


I agree of course some issues are more important than others. And of course like most mra lists Ive seen this one doesnt even mention Title IX.

Typical.
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Be sure to vote for which issue you think is the most important in the mens rights movement. This poll is supposedly going to be put on the good mens project website as the top 10 goals of the Men's Rights Movement. .

http://riseofthezetamale.blogspot.com/2011/02/top-objectives-of-mens-rights-poll-for.html
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fuckin mangina has no bussiness being the editor of a comic book never mind a men's health website


Yup I was suprised when he still tried to claim "Feminists fight for equality" even tho I sent him two great links that prove otherwise. He must be a blind fool if he actually thinks that

@CC Please post his reply here if you could its probably going to amount to the same BS email he sent me tho.

@Brian Typed in "feminist authoresses" in google got this awsome website:

http://www.topix.com/forum/world/australia/TVELTC6OKB9ND08DF

I might just post that link on my YT channel lol.
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Myself and BQ (maybe a few others) recently sent MH editor an email regarding the new and "wonderful" feminist blog on the Mens Health Website.

I never got a response so recent my previous email and also sent it here.
[email protected]

He responded pretty fast and I was hopeful until I read his email. I will post my email first then his:

"It seems you recently launched a "feminist blog" on your website menshealth.com and too me this is a little offensive. Feminism in my experiance has nothing to do with equality and instead constantly bashes men. The most recent feminist post

"Happy super bowl! Not just any Roethlisberger rant" being the perfect example. Also if you read the comments (minus the ones from the girls coming over from there feminist websites to comment about how "wonderful" it is that mens health has a fem blog) most of the comments dont seem to like the idea of a feminist blog on a mens health website either.

NOW (largest feminist org in america) posts "action alerts" against shared parenting bills that would give fathers equal custody rights.
http://www.glennsacks.com/enewsletters/enews_11_28_06.htm

The AAUW (another feminist org) back in 2008 actually tried to use the "wage gap" as justification for ignoring boys troubles in school (they represent only 43% of college attendance now).

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/peg-tyre/who-says-the-boy-crisis-i_b_104172.html

So I do continue to visit menshealth.com but I find it pretty offensive that you would have a feminist blog on a mens health website, but if you have a feminist blog on your website then the least you can do is have a mens rights blog as well as I'm sure I can find someone who would be willing to work it.

Hope you respond soon
Ryan

His reply

"Hey Ryan,

Thanks for writing. I'm a senior editor here at the magazine, and have sent your note along to the writer of our feminism blog. But I wanted to add my own two cents in here as well.

I understand where you're coming from, but would encourage you to take a quick peek into the history of feminism. Yes, the word means a lot of different things, and the movement has come in rather distinct "waves," and, as you point out in those links, some organizations that label themselves feminist can certainly do things that seem or are one-sided and aggressive.

But commonly, in today's understanding of the word "feminism" (and as I've always thought of it), we're really just talking about equality--an equal consideration of all needs and points of view. When we give relationship advice in the magazine, you could pretty reasonably, I think, argue that it's feminist advice just as much as it is masculine advice, because it's all about finding equal ground and understanding each other. Nothing wrong with that.

As for your suggestion of a men's rights blog: It's a good one, but we'd hope that the entire magazine, and everything we publish, is a strong promoter of men's rights.

So thanks for reading us, and caring enough to reach out on this issue. There's nothing saying you have to read our feminist blog--we publish a ton more, on all issues--but we're happy to be giving voice to lots of perspectives here, regardless of whether anyone can agree on what "feminist" really means. To me, at least, it's a word worth embracing, but you're free to disagree.

Best,
Jason."


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Another debate on John stossels show with one of the Title IX witches that want the Misandric law introduced in highschools to close down a few hundred boys teams (because boys represent 57% of the athletes). Neverminding that they want to participate in sports more than the girls.

And of course she like all feminists thinks that women are constantly shit on in school and barely have any opportunity because they are soooo discriminated against  :rolle:

Enjoy

Stossel on Title IX
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Main / Re: Men's Rights Movement Group at ASU
Feb 13, 2011, 05:59 AM


Excellent work pacman how many members do you have so far?
BTW I'm really suprised they are even letting you do this at your college.


I just accepted by first today. (I haven't promoted too much yet)

I hope your cynical pessimism isn't too well founded ;-)


I find that the more pessimistic that you are (expecially when concerning mens rights) the less likely you are to get hurt or feel bad if things turn out badly. That civil rights group last year proposing that we reform title ix being a great example, I was very pessimistic about that and it turns out when the exact opposite effect happend that was supposed to happen (Biden going to college to say the need to enforce a "common sense" law"), I was pissed but was not suprised because I never get optimistic about mens rights issues. Dont let me get ya down tho, its great what your doing.
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funny..i was browsing the net and ran into this book;

Why Boys Fail: Saving Our Sons From an Educational System That's Leaving Them Behind

http://www.amazon.ca/Why-Boys-Fail-Educational-Leaving/dp/0814415342%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJNEGOBSO7SUHQZVQ%26tag%3Dinimagead-ca-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0814415342


Thats richard whitmires book and he is of course a part of the board of directors.

And CC I would like to see the boysinitiative link on Paul elams "a voice for men" website.
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Main / Re: Men's Rights Movement Group at ASU
Feb 11, 2011, 02:50 PM
Excellent work pacman how many members do you have so far?
BTW I'm really suprised they are even letting you do this at your college.
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Finally an actual effort that will hopefully address the boy crisis, the press release announced just yesterday and their website is now up (note that Warren Farrell is a part of the board of directors).

" The Boys Initiative, a groundbreaking Washington, DC based effort, today announced its official launch with the unveiling of its website (www.theboysinitiative.org) and blog, as well as pages on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

The Initiative is an unparalleled national campaign to address alarming negative trends in recent years pertaining to boys' educational achievement and social adjustment.  

The spark for the initiative was the now well documented worsening in boys' educational performance over the past two decades.  This is one of a number of disturbing trends of boys' slide in other areas impacting physical and emotional health, including suicide, bullying and substance abuse. These trends are approaching historically significant proportions.

Besides boys themselves, these trends negatively impact families, spouses and communities in significant ways.

"Just in the past year we've seen a shift from a debate about whether boys are in trouble to a discussion about how to craft solutions to the problem," said Richard Whitmire, a veteran education reporter, author of Why Boys Fail and TBIN advisory board member. "The Boys Initiative promises to be an important player in advocating strategies for reconnecting males to schools and colleges."

"Our sons are a precious resource," said family therapist Michael Gurian, a member of the Initiative's board of advisors and author of THE WONDER OF BOYS and THE WONDER OF GIRLS.  "I believe our culture is entering a Decade of the Boy in the same way the nineties were a decade of study and solutions regarding girls.  The Boys Initiative is a crucial part of that new vision."

"We are honored to be joined in our effort by a board of advisors composed of accomplished and respected scholars, educators and experts in the field of boys' education and health," said Washington DC attorney Ronald Henry, the founder of the Initiative.

"The initiative will fulfill its role through outreach to parents, teachers, affected communities, scholars, the media and policymakers and by providing a nexus for collaboration among these individuals and the groups that represent them," said Dennis Barbour, Executive Vice President."


Good news yes unfortunately it doesnt loook like christina hoff sommers is a member of the board, hopefully she will join though.
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Paul elam has made an excellent response vid to the "male babies" video, check it out.

How to End False Rape Claims (response to Josh Jasper)


"According to the Des Moines Register, Jasper claims to have received death threats, which he said prompted him to hide certain aspects of his identity and call the police," be sure to leave some comments as to why the baby vid is so offensive because obviously some people on that site still dont get it.

http://blogs.desmoinesregister.com/dmr/index.php/2011/02/08/tv-ad-sparks-death-threats-for-dubuque-man/

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Main / Re: Male babies are future rapists vid
Feb 08, 2011, 05:01 PM
I have sent an email to each of those people CC but like the MHN email I sent I dont expect to get any reply back. I will definitely post here if I do tho.
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Gotcha. I suppose that makes sense from a spam point of view, but it did not need to take her a weeek to get it up there.



That...I'm pretty sure was on purpose