Deepthrought

Science, pro humanist stance, without the identity politics. I will engage with anyone with a rational discussion, even from the other side. crypto=more freedom

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

I would like to share some updated links to awesome people advocating for dialogue and understanding in a time of increasing extremism on left and right 🤝📷@fairforall_org
@FreeBlckThought
@mysteriouskat
@michaelshermer
@billmaher
@WokeTemple

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@DavidMaywald Yep it's not hard is it but feminists fight tooth and nail to make sure boys and men never get any sympathy or attention. And gov and institutions fall in line being dominated by feminists.

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

On Saturday and five days prior to International Men's Day, women will march for men in Belfast. This is how men and women of goodwill are working towards genuine equality...

Thank you to all of the organisers and to Men's Alliance Northern Ireland.

[Steve Stewart-Williams @SteveStuWill]

The Truth About Sexism in Science

“Their overall conclusion is that the evidence simply doesn’t support claims of pervasive anti-female bias in science. In fact, in some domains, it’s now men who face discrimination.”

https://t.co/20bCRoT7js

[David Mottershead @Stoicsense2]

Excellent research and article. The majority of discrimination in the academic world is against men

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@Suffragent_ @jamesenglish0 Makes you wonder if it was all a stitch up

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

On International Men's Day, I will be speaking at the IMD Dinner in Adelaide. Launching the Global State of Men and Boys Report 2026, with an audience including the South Australian Premier, the Honourable Peter Malinauskas MP, and the Honourable Sarah Game MLC.

For the first time in the Men's Movement, International Council for Men and Boys has summarised the 12 key challenges being faced by males around the globe. Two and a half years of research and advocacy distilled into a 36-page evidence-rich report.

With 15 days on the official United Nations calendar to support women and girls, the Global State of Men and Boys Report 2026 will step up the pressure on the UN to add International Men's Day to their calendar (as the first official day to recognise the value of men and boys to our societies).

The Future Is Everyone.

@menandboysnet

[PsyPost.org @PsyPost]

Is psychology only looking for problems when it studies men? A review of 50 years of masculinity scales found that 78 percent focused mainly on harms, and many overlooked culture and social context. dlvr.​it/TWGjHQ

[Amala Ekpunobi @amalaekpunobi]

The double standards are very clear here.

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

Head to the International Men's Day website for posters, logos, award certificates, and information about holding an IMD event. There are heaps of resources, available for free:

https://t.co/ZyjjfmF8bS

This year will mark the twenty-eighth commemoration of International Men's Day on the 19th of November. Last year, International Men's Day was marked and celebrated in more than 110 countries around the world.

Let's make 2026 the biggest celebration of men and boys so far...

[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

THE STATE OF MAN: A HUGE MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR AUSTRALIAN MEN AND BOYS

Last night, I joined Prof Gigi Foster, Dr James Nuzzo and Jason Strecker at the Australians for Science & Freedom Members' Forum to critically examine the ABC's three-part series The State of Man, presented by Marc Fennell.

My overall verdict? A profoundly disappointing, ideologically skewed portrayal of masculinity, with some redeeming moments.

The standout was Trinity Grammar School's Woollamia program, where Year 9 boys spend a term in the bush, developing resilience, responsibility, brotherhood and maturity through positive male mentorship and rites of passage.

Unfortunately, much of the series concentrated on controversial influencers, misogyny, extremism, pornography and supposedly problematic masculine attitudes.

The state of some parts of the manosphere is NOT the state of man...

Where were the serious examinations of boys' educational underachievement, male suicide, homelessness, workplace deaths, fatherlessness and declining male wellbeing?

Where was the celebration of fathers, husbands, workers, volunteers and the countless men contributing positively to society?

The documentary's selective experts, questionable research interpretations and ideological framing were particularly troubling...

Its concluding emphasis on online regulation, featuring eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant and extreme feminist activist Chanel Contos, closely aligned with the Albanese government's censorship agenda.

Will this documentary improve relations between men and women? I doubt it. It risks reinforcing existing polarisation by treating masculinity primarily as a problem requiring correction.

We need something fundamentally different: an evidence-based, compassionate, balanced examination that honours masculinity, recognises male vulnerabilities and celebrates the contributions of men and boys...

Gender equality must work for BOTH sexes.

#TheStateOfMan #Masculinity #MensEqualityMonth #GenderEqualityForMen #InternationalMensDay

@aus4science

[OzzyMag @OzzyMag]

@EU_Justice There is zero evidence that ‘misogyny’ is causing radicalisation & violence, that’s an assertion made by heavily biased feminist orgs & NGOs

In fact, feminism & misandry are causing WAY more societal & cultural decay…(but you grubs know that & approve of it)

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@EU_Justice What a joke. Gov, institutions and media are openly misandrist but this is ignored. That's what is fuelling the rage you fools.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@autist_jac @TheMercianNews Good analogy

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@TheMercianNews Proven false accusers need to do time equal to the crime.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@uMensGuide @Suffragent_ @RosamundUrwin @thetimes @beckymbarrow Fatist – Not Misogynist.. I think you need to also point out that women can freely call guys short on public TV when in reality it's the same as calling women fat. At least women can change their weight unlike men and height.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@uMensGuide @Suffragent_ @RosamundUrwin @thetimes @beckymbarrow Correct. I actually love women, I just can't stand the gynocentric society we now live in.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@e0syn @MenAreAware No, then make the law about the crime type, not about what's between your legs.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@MenAreAware @awdtsgexpose Absolutely vile. This is real feminzm.

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

Men do write these books. They are less likely to get published these days because men are discriminated against—publishing is mostly female and they focus on different topics, their interests and “inclusion” that doesn’t include men.

[Deepthrought @DeepthroughtX]

@PPdroptheT @TheRealMenToo True but it doesn't seem to take into account the home, maintenance and dirty jobs. And I don't think child care should be included as 100% at least. It's meant to be enjoyable.