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It is an issue that needs addressed, though honestly I didn't know these support groups and stuff were female only, I always assumed men just...didn't go. Man up is a phrase that needs to **** off tbh. I hate it. |
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Yet as said the number of men in positions of local and national influence greatly outnumber women, therefore it seems unfair to put the blame squarely at their feet.
There can be supportive campaigns for issues affecting both males and females both are equally important and deserve recognition. Many women do understand, it's unfair to accuse all women the way you do for failings in the system.
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where are these women? what are they saying? ive heard nothing from them anywhere....men speak up for womens rights, male mps do help women all the time, women do nothing for men, not in parliament , nor in the civil service, the courts, the councils or the social services....even little things like the way female nurses talk to talk patients is a disgrace, the way medical secretaries talk to men is a disgrace,demanding personal information about their medical problems? theyre not remotely qualified to do so, its ruse simply to get the man to call back, even if its serious.. if it was the other way around theyd be reprimanded and sacked...women are allowed and encouraged to complain about every tiny little thing, to claim compensation where they can...to sue the moment 1 or 2 words they claim t find offensive to gain yet more financial compensation. its absurd. no women in mainstream have done a damned thing about male suicides in this country. that tells me simply women don't give a damn. therefore the problem is not only greatly caused by women and ruthless mothers preventing fathers from seeing their children or lying about who is the father (another sin that should be a crime, with longer sentences for women who milk money from men who are later found to not be the fathers ) theyre rewarded and encouraged to be this ruthless and conniving. the problem of male suicides is a male problem hugely created by women who couldn't care less Last edited by the truth; 15-04-2015 at 08:42 PM. |
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Here's one for ya to ponder - 4 men were out drinking in Bristol at the weekend and all 4 of them were spiked with Rohypnol ! This has not been reported in the news ( imagine if it were women ! ) They think it happened in a pub on Hotwells Rd - although they had left before the full effects of the drug took hold , one of them had other health problems that led to him being hospitalized quite quickly - hence they actually found rohypnol in his blood stream ! if this had been 4 women it would have been headlines - its men so i've heard nothing in the local press at all !
I know this as my friend works with a member of the family it happened to and i feel its just another case of it happened to men so its not worth reporting to the greater community. I find this quite disgusting Do you all ? |
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ive never even seen sexism against women in my country? never....where I live women get the right to do everything...in work women wpout filth and speak about their private sex lives...men never EVER do that....women generalize about men all day every day...the women say nonsense like men are idiots men don't understand this or that....men could never do this job...all men are bastards etc etc it just goes on and on........even behind closed doors, ive never ever witnessed any man abuse any woman...though ive seen a lot of women steal from men, shout and verbally abuse men for years and years until in the end in some cases it reduced the men to dirt....that's what ive seen, that's real politics.
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As the mother of a son I of course have sympathy with the issues that men face and ensure that he knows he can speak to me about anything at any time but for you to say that it is solely down to women to put this right and men are not listened to, I cannot agree. It is not that long ago that women didn't have a voice nor be allowed to be heard and they went out and fought for (and died for) that right. I would also be interested to know if you have written to your MP about these issues and if you have had a response from them?
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I haven't said anything bad about men, why would you think that? I have a son, a husband and 3 brothers, I don't hate men at all
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you've said nothing to help them....as a mother id have thought youd be more passionate about fighting male suicide male mortality rates, men losing their children etc doesn't this concern you? I don't hate women despite your pernicious comments.. I do hate the way some behave , how little support they give men , how little they speak up for mens rights too , how unaccountable many are and how there are so many double standards
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But you do generalise a lot about women in a very negative way which is the reason I think you hate women. You say I'm not concerned about family law concerning men yet if you scroll back through this thread you'll see you're forgetting that I agreed with you about that. My issue with how you approach the subject is that you seem to be blaming women solely for both this and male suicide rates when surely it's everyone's problem where this is concerned? Especially the countries governments and law makers
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..you're right, truth..this is a serious issue and something that should be addressed but you're somehow laying blame or cause to be with females..?..and the statistics don't say that..
Prof Louis Appleby, the chair of the National Suicide Prevention Advisory Group in England, said: “Men are more at risk of suicide because they are more likely to drink heavily, use self-harm methods that are more often fatal and are reluctant to seek help. “Fifteen years ago the rates among men under 35 were brought down sharply by tackling these problems and we need to use this success to address the problems of the new highest risk group, middle-aged men. ...I do agree that with divorce/separation issues, fathers can often get a fairly rough deal but fathers can also leave their children so it's not a general thing..as can mothers leave their children as well..I had a friend/a female who committed suicide not that long ago and it made me aware of how little help and support there is in this country for mental health issues..I think that's something that has just got progressively worse and is in itself at crisis point or becoming so...I think that's where the focus should be with this and speaking to MPs etc about it and trying to raise awareness that this just can't go on... ..yeah, sometimes males get a bad deal in some areas and sometimes females get a bad deal in others, it really isn't a general thing with one sex or another...but really I do understand your frustration and there are so many areas with mental health issues that should be looked at..why not take those frustrations and the points you make and try to have them heard by the people who have the power to look at these problems/use them to raise awareness ....
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There you go again blaming everything on women. As a woman myself I find it hard to have a reasonable discussion with you about this subject because all you do is insult women instead of focusing on the issue your discussing itself, I find it offensive to be lumped into the box you've put all women in
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Note that I don't think the truth is actually trying to portray satire, I'm sure he actually believes a lot of what he's saying, but then, so do "forceful feminists"... |
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Exactly Ammi. Also, I think it was Vicky who brought up the phrase "man up" , in my experience it's mainly men who use this to other men. It's not just women who put pressure on men, men often put pressure on other men and feel like it's "a womens thing" to talk about how they're feeling and seek help if they're feeling depressed. I don't understand how all the blame for mens mental health issues can be laid solely at womens feet.
And truth, I am extremely close to my son, why do you assume I don't talk to him about how he's feeling? Of course I do
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I guess though, my sense of self and identity is quite gender-neutral and "I am a man / a male" is a fairly irrelevant statement, to me, when talking about who I am. I'm an individualist and tend to look at almost every issue completely "gender blind". The only responsibility that comes into it is with each individual, for themselves. I am no more responsible for the actions of "some men" than I am for the actions of "some sharks"... And likewise... I have very little time or understanding for women who feel hurt / offended on behalf of "other women" in situations that don't apply to themselves.
Example: historically, women's political freedoms were oppressed by men. I get that. But Are your political freedoms oppressed? Did I personally oppress them? Have I oppressed anyone's political freedoms? With the answers to those being "no", I reserve the right to take absolutely no responsibility, or feel any "guilt" whatsoever, for the actions of other human beings who also happened to have penises. |
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Like I said, I'm not saying I agree with him, just that he makes a good parallel with the majority of feminist literature. He is frequently ridiculous and completely and utterly one sided and seems to have an uncanny ability to make literally ANYTHING into an issue with "evil women!!!" but... that's what makes it a good parallel.
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