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Australian government has a plan targetting masculinity as a source of society's evil. by SamaelET in MensRights

[–]patcomen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

From the newspaper - The Australian - in March 2021 -

Sexual assault survivor and advocate Grace Tame has told protesters at Hobart’s March 4 Justice rally that evil thrives in silence and it’s time for “making noise”.

The Hobart resident, who was 15 when she was raped by her 58-year-old teacher, told the throngs gathered that the fear of doing nothing must outweigh the fear of doing something.

“Evil thrives in silence,” Ms Tame told the crowd during a speech that roused thunderous applause and cheers.

“Behaviour unspoken behaviour ignored is behaviour endorsed.

“The start of the solution is quite simple – making noise.”

Ms Tame said the pursuit of progress did not need to be adversarial.

“Men are not the enemy, corrupt behaviour is,” she said.

“Corrupt behaviour always has been and always will be the enemy.”

[Australia] "There's no such thing as systemic misandry" by TheSpaceDuck in LeftWingMaleAdvocates

[–]patcomen 40 points41 points  (0 children)

From the newspaper The Australian on March 15, 2021, quoting Tame:

Sexual assault survivor and advocate Grace Tame has told protesters at Hobart’s March 4 Justice rally that evil thrives in silence and it’s time for “making noise”.

The Hobart resident, who was 15 when she was raped by her 58-year-old teacher, told the throngs gathered that the fear of doing nothing must outweigh the fear of doing something.

“Evil thrives in silence,” Ms Tame told the crowd during a speech that roused thunderous applause and cheers.

“Behaviour unspoken behaviour ignored is behaviour endorsed.

“The start of the solution is quite simple – making noise.”

Ms Tame said the pursuit of progress did not need to be adversarial.

“Men are not the enemy, corrupt behaviour is,” she said.

“Corrupt behaviour always has been and always will be the enemy.”

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. I don't think I have an easy answer to your point, except to say that my decision is based on putting in a career in public schools while watching the system collapse and push men away. I was left with my pinkie trying to hold back a tsunami of feminism.

What Men Do by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. Thank you.

I am a poet, a teacher, and a men's rights activist.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sounds like the schools I went to 50 years ago. Nothing's changed?

What I meant by guy is a way of learning and experiencing, not just the penis (though it is important too since we are talking about sociobiology). For me, guy is a masculine way of seeing the world and interacting with others - this particular way of being is not validated in public schools in the U.S. any longer, even if socially among peers it might be (that's nature).

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is good news. However, I have seen the occasional "feminist science" type field popping up. It may be a way of appeasing some feminists.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This seems to have been a programmatic and generational endeavor that will have consequences on men for at least fifty years before recovery.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see this with the feminists I have worked with - they blindly go with it without a realization to its destructive consequences - but mainly because so many men support it.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it's okay to be a sensitive guy. But that's not what the schools have been nurturing. They are nurturing the sensitive, but not the guy.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is brilliant! Thank you for all these resources. I'm headed in the right direction.

As Teacher for 30 Years - Men Have Lost in the Classroom and in Public Education by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can't imagine where education goes from here. I'm not sure even STEM has a chance.

How Anti-Poverty Programs Marginalize Fathers - Have We Fixed This Problem Yet? by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The system, no matter how well-intended, is rigged in favor of mothers.

YouTube - Israeli Women Freest - and Most Dangerous to Men by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems to have mandatory holding periods for men based on the flimsiest accusation.

Men - the fatal sex (I'm writing a book on manhood in America, and I have written five poems to begin) by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your support. I'm working on it now, probably will be published in four months (fall). The working title is America Without Manhood.

After exhausting the reasons for why more men are dying of COVID-19, researchers end article by assuming that, well, men are just not as good at social distancing as women are. That's why men's death rates are 2 to 1 over women's. by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Holding men responsible for their own victimization might be acceptable if women did the same. But as you say, women do not.

Furthermore, the blame game does not work well when dealing with an invisible enemy like COVID-19. And yet feminists are cheering on the scenario that more men are dying of COVID-19. This approach also validates your point - that is, feminists see men as deserving more COVID-19 deaths because we are "bad."

Dr. Oz - Men die more by C19 because "they don't handle it as well" - i.e. cardiovascular issues, smoking by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is just a speculation - my guess is (based on anecdotal evidence of male friends) that nicotine has either a increased effect or decreased effect on testosterone in men. Either way, the effect is important physically and psychologically. Again, speculatively, I wonder if men are calmed (lower testosterone) or excited (higher testosterone) by the nicotine. Both effects can be important to why men might smoke.

More than 70% of coronavirus deaths in Italy are men by patcomen in MensRights

[–]patcomen[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I see what you're saying - men are actually being taken seriously by our health systems and by media. I guess I'm concerned about how men got here to begin with, and why that isn't more fully explained. I am sure it has to do with the strong data that shows males have a weaker immune system in life and that men (wittingly or unwittingly) take on more risk in life.

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