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[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

Slavery is the status or condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised.
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[David Maywald @DavidMaywald]

IS IT TIME TO PUSH BACK AGAINST THE NORMALISATION OF MISANDRY?

Across Australia, Britain, America, Canada and other English-speaking societies, contempt for men and boys has become disturbingly acceptable in parts of our culture.

Man-bashing is marketed as empowerment. Male incompetence is entertainment. Masculinity is portrayed as toxic. And prejudice against males is too often excused as humour, feminism or social justice.

Some writers, performers and commentators have built commercially successful brands around provocative criticism of men. Publishers, broadcasters and entertainment platforms have helped bring these messages to large audiences.

Consider 20 examples spanning explicit misandry, provocative titles, male-directed ridicule and contested portrayals of masculinity:

1. Clementine Ford — Boys Will Be Boys, I Don't, and notorious jokes about killing men.

2. Pauline Harmange — I Hate Men, explicitly defending misandry.

3. Suzanna Danuta Walters — "Why Can't We Hate Men?", published in The Washington Post.

4. Blythe Roberson — How to Date Men When You Hate Men.

5. Mona Eltahawy — The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls, including provocative rhetoric about violence.

6. Kathy Lette — Men: A User's Guide, featuring male-directed stereotypes.

7. Sabrina Carpenter — "Manchild" and Man's Best Friend, commercially successful male-incompetence satire.

8. Kate Manne — Entitled: How Male Privilege Hurts Women.

9. Hannah Gadsby — Nanette and controversial commentary about supposedly "good men".

10. Chelsea Handler — Commercial comedy frequently ridiculing men.

11. Amy Schumer — Gender-based stereotypes in Inside Amy Schumer.

12. Katherine Ryan — Stand-up comedy about male shortcomings.

13. Iliza Shlesinger — Comedy featuring male-female stereotypes.

14. Michelle Wolf — Provocative gender and sexual satire.

15. Ashnikko — "STUPID", "Daisy" and aggressive anti-patriarchal imagery.

16. Eliza Clark — Boy Parts, a novel featuring female objectification and violence against men.

17. Michael Flood — Academic research on masculinity, male violence and gender relations.

18. Laurie Penny — Bitch Doctrine and Sexual Revolution.

19. Jessica Valenti — Commercial feminist commentary on male entitlement and political power.

20. Chidera Eggerue — How to Get Over a Boy and relationship-focused feminist branding.

These examples are not equivalent. Some involve explicit hostility towards men; others involve satire, fictional characters, structural criticism or legitimate challenges to harmful behaviour.

But we must ask some uncomfortable questions.

What happens when boys repeatedly hear that masculinity is defective? When fathers and husbands are routinely ridiculed? When male vulnerability is dismissed? When schools approach boys primarily as potential perpetrators rather than young people deserving encouragement?

Such messages are undermining relationships, parenting, educational engagement, mutual respect and boys' self-worth...

Equality must mean rejecting sexism in BOTH directions.

We should celebrate positive masculinity, responsible fatherhood, healthy relationships and the inherent dignity of every boy and man.

Are English-speaking societies finally ready to challenge misandry with the same seriousness that we challenge misogyny?

#Misandry #MensRights #BoysMatter #PositiveMasculinity #GenderEquality

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire Please.

You say 'It can be interpreted as women saying yes to sexually aggressive behavior [from others] without further context you fucking bot.' but the chart clearly says "by threatening him"

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@Aeon212 @Beomfloat88 @ZELLKLUMPEN They have autonomic responses. The parts of the brain responsible for 'self-awareness' do not have such capacity for several years after birth.

[𝚌𝚕𝚞𝚖𝚙 𝚘𝚏 𝚌𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚜 @ZELLKLUMPEN]

Nothing says 'compassion' like using rape victims to promote killing babies...

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@clark_dianna333 @redheadranting @CardioFixer Women dress to show off. Women do not spend hours a day 'getting ready' just to stay home.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire If it said "People saying 'yes' to aggressively eating at burger joint" that is obvious. But when it follows the shape of "[Women] saying 'yes' to aggressively eating at burger joint", you suddenly can't read?

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@SaneDinkle Is 'abortion' a 'human right'?

[Venom @SlitheryVenom]

It's almost as if the whole "I don't need a man" slogan or "Marriage only benefits men" was a completely showoff

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire https://t.co/3mZLzHZ9i4

[Peter Wright @Gynocentrism]

@Cr7Godbrand https://t.co/4Os4MpizRj

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire https://t.co/7IwwCYHjqv

[Peter Wright @Gynocentrism]

The following study surveyed 461 college age female students regarding sexually aggressive behavior with males. Results below.

Anderson, P. B. (1998). Women's motives for sexual initiation and aggression. In P. B. Anderson & C. Struckman-Johnson (Eds.), Sexually aggressive women: Current perspectives and controversies (pp. 79–93). The Guilford Press.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@angryandtooloud @Diablo876 @RBLMORDRED @Manstarlol Lol

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@lcnwokeji @cherrycblossom_ @God_Questioner @ColumnaMg12 Intersex people are in most cases still determinable a particular sex. They are not a third-sex. And just because someone is intersex, that does not make them 'trans'. Intersex+'Trans' is even more vanishing small. You have no argument.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire No it cannot. it is women stating 'yes' to behavior they did. The study it is from is called "Sexually Aggressive Women: Current Perspectives and Controversies".

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@angryandtooloud @Diablo876 @RBLMORDRED @Manstarlol It is a reason. They don't want to suffer.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@threestans02 @42Gnome @TheAlbertIndigo Statistically more likely to come from single mother families

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@UnknRenegade @Truthtellerfem1 @Carflomu @ZenAndFire You "clearly" can't "read" [sarcasm]

Clearly the chart annotation is someone else pointing how feminist generally treat such behaviors, as admitted to by women (which anyone can read as it is clearly written).

You have no excuse.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@MXSSVXLERIE @God_Questioner @ColumnaMg12 intersex is a physical disorder. not a third sex. Someone being both 'trans' and intersex at the same time is vanishing small. And even if you wanted to (falsely) entertain the idea intersex was a 'third-sex', all 'trans' who are not then intersex would still have no argument.

[CodeForAutomation @AutomationCode]

@lcnwokeji @cherrycblossom_ @God_Questioner @ColumnaMg12 fact: Intersex people are not a third sex as there are only two sex cell types. Further, there is no third-sex to 'transition' toward in the first place. Entertaining such ideas requires affirming either make-believe or a mental disorder, which no one is owed.

[TheTinMen @TheTinMenBlog]

The shocking new ONS data finds 'partner abuse increased significantly for both males, from 4.9% to 6.3%, and females, from 7.3% to 9.5%.'

No suprise which one of these increases is getting all the attention...

Sources
https://t.co/6yQHUhSVoD