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In reply to the discussion: If I Admit That 'Hating Men' Is a Thing, Will You Stop Turning It Into a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? [View all]yellowcanine
(36,527 posts)systematic approach to rid society of the oppression of women. And I said that I think most men on THIS site agree with that. I could be wrong about that - I think I acknowledged that at least obliquely when I said, "whatever the number." So how am I not living in the very real world where women are oppressed??? I agree with you about the need and I am not going to change my mind about that just because I disagree with the tone of the OP. You don't have to "try to reach men like me." What I am saying is that the negative approach taken here is not going to do much to change hearts and minds.
It is not about "making nice" as another poster suggested in dismissing my objection to the tone of the OP. It is about having a discussion about what would be the most productive ways to actually change society - for example, should we begin a new campaign to push for an Equal Rights Amendment or should we push for equal pay legislation? Or both? I personally think the ERA effort should be revisited because it would have the best chance of attracting grass roots support of young people, men and women alike, who might change the dynamic of what happened the last time around.
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