| Oh Men, Save Thy Brethren |
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| Written by Virag | |||||
| Friday, 08 May 2009 19:29 | |||||
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Men's rights have never been a buzzword. Although there have been many a men's rights activists now and then, and some of them are there since quite decades, though now men's rights activists have come of age and getting slowly organized, they have never been able to come up as a big political force or an economic power center, the way women's rights activists aka the Feminists have become. Almost all major developed and developing nations have prominent women organizations all the way from local NGOs to United Nations, every organization has a women's wing to not only look into women's problems but also spread male hatred. These feminist wings have a major say in the laws that are framed with an apparent intention of ‘saving women', but in reality are made to suck the blood of men, extort them financially and in a nutshell spread so much male-hatred in the society and create so much fear amongst the men that they become slaves before morally bankrupt women. The reason for such humungous imbalance in the sensitization of the society towards men's rights and women's rights is a very huge and complex phenomenon which cannot be touched upon in a single article. This article will touch upon a very innate psychology of men which resists them from openly talking about men's problems and the need to address them i.e. men's rights. As a men's rights activist, I see that the growth of men's movement is more impeded by men than women as otherwise thought. Any sensible woman, when confronted with a man's problem agrees that it should be addressed, however men oppose. And some of the reasons they oppose are,
These reasons are merely illustrative and not exhaustive, illustrative of the fact that innately it's the men who are bigger enemies' of men and men's rights. A man, who cannot fight for himself, is not a man. So Oh men, Save thy Brethren. Quote this article on your siteTo create link towards this article on your website, copy and paste the text below in your page. Preview : Powered by QuoteThis © 2008
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