Meet The Mens Voting Alliance!

[Captain Courageous]

This group was founded by Jerry Dean. It's the closest thing to political activism on the MRM front I've seen so far. Here's an excerpt from their website ...

"The only thing that produces true change is voting.


Mission: Increase the number of male votes by 10 million, thereby closing the titanic gender-voting gap between men and women. This gender-voting gap has caused unbalanced political sentiments that are not equal at all with respect to gender. With over 9 million fewer men voting than women, the political ideals being implemented are disproportionately female. Our government is lacking in balanced input because men have a sorry voting record for over forty years. MensVotingAlliance.com is a non-partisan organization." [ ... ]

I asked them to come visit SYG and possibly register. 

http://www.mensvotingalliance.com/

[dr e]

Excellent!

[Captain Courageous]

Looks like they responded favorably to the invitation. They're our newest member.
WELCOME MVA!

[RookhKshatriya]

This group was founded by Jerry Dean. It's the closest thing to political activism on the MRM front I've seen so far. Here's an excerpt from their website ...

"The only thing that produces true change is voting.


Mission: Increase the number of male votes by 10 million, thereby closing the titanic gender-voting gap between men and women. This gender-voting gap has caused unbalanced political sentiments that are not equal at all with respect to gender. With over 9 million fewer men voting than women, the political ideals being implemented are disproportionately female. Our government is lacking in balanced input because men have a sorry voting record for over forty years. MensVotingAlliance.com is a non-partisan organization." [ ... ]

I asked them to come visit SYG and possibly register. 

http://www.mensvotingalliance.com/

But who would they vote FOR? Which mainstream party stands up for men's rights?

[drex]

The only thing that produces true change is voting.

An interesting, but incorrect statement..

Since less than a fraction of 1% of the electorate have the votes that matter..

There are less than 1000 MP's in the UK, and maybe the same number of folk in the upper house.

The plebian vote is a good way of giving the plebs the illusion of power, but in practice, it does the opposite..

Vote with your feet, with your money, with all that you have, but to think putting a pug mark on a ballot paper will change anything significantly is a joke..

[Captain Courageous]

Gender Gap Facts:

In 2008. 65.7% of women and 61.5% of men voted.
That's 70.4 million women and 60.7 million men- a difference of 9.7 million.*

In 2004, 60.1% of women and 56.3% of men voted.
That's 67.3 million women and 58.5 million men - a difference of 8.8 million.*

In 2000, 56.2% of women and 53.1% of men voted.
That's 59.3 million women and 51.5 million men - a difference of 7.8 million.*

In 1996, 55.5% of women and 52.8% of men voted.
That's 56.1 million women amd 48.9 million men - a difference of 7.2 million.*
*http://www.census.gov/population/www/socdemo/voting.html
The gender gap cuts across all major demographic factors, including marital status, race, income, age and education. In a closely divided nation, even small shifts in the political choices of men and women can have significant electoral consequences.

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[MVA]

drex,

"An interesting, but incorrect statement"



"the only thing that produces true change is voting." this statement is correct. You my not understand the electoral college so here's a great link

http://www.howstuffworks.com/electoral-college.htm

[Billy]

although it's an old topic I will still give my opinion for whatever it's worth.

Voting can create change if the election process isn't tainted with election fraud.