Some honest critiques of the Men's Rights Movement

[fschmidt]

Haven't you read any interviews with him? The guy may not be a white supremacist, but he is a racial nationalist.

No, I haven't read any interviews. Again, do you have any links? I know that it is standard for the liberal media to accuse anyone they don't like of being racist, misogynist, or whatever. By the way, I just looked at his other books and found one titled:

Why Nazism and White Racism Suck

That's an odd title for a book by a racist.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

No, I haven't read any interviews. Again, do you have any links? I know that it is standard for the liberal media to accuse anyone they don't like of being racist, misogynist, or whatever. By the way, I just looked at his other books and found one titled:

Why Nazism and White Racism Suck

That's an odd title for a book by a racist.

He used to be a well-known neo-Nazi but apparently he dropped those beliefs. I don't know much about his ideas currently, but I'll look more into it.

 

[dust1n]

The existence of the forum hasn't been a problem. Why invent the complaint?

I thought your mentioning of feminism not be able to take criticism a reference to the fact it's a feminist only thread. Guess I misread that one.

Sounds like a good plan! Might you be one of those "egalitarians"?
Anyway, this forum is about issues affecting men, not just MRA stuff. I don't even identify as one, because like feminism, it's too narrowly focused.

Egalitarian? No. Whining about the lady agenda lowers one in their relative worth to the rest of society.

 

[Revoltingest]

I thought your mentioning of feminism not be able to take criticism a reference to the fact it's a feminist only thread. Guess I misread that one.

I was (& am) one of those who favored the forum's existence. I was thinking of egregious behavior there & here..

Egalitarian? No. Whining about the lady agenda lowers one in their relative worth to the rest of society.

I like the "egalitarian" label, because of its breadth, being gender, race & faith neutral.

 

[dust1n]

I like the "egalitarian" label, because of its breadth, being gender, race & faith neutral.

If we're talking solely about civil egalitarianism or equality before the law, I doubt you'll find many who disagree, but you probably wouldn't find much of that around this planet. I'd probably agree with you if I didn't already follow an even vaguer and neutral political philosophy.