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[–] [email protected] 5 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) (1 children)

We as men are not the baddies. And I am not even going to phrase it as a question, because it is a fact. Neither is it our fault, nor is it our doing.

Then where is your ministry towards those who are perpetrators, who have created the conditions you complain about?

I have never seen a piece of content removed for misandry at all. NEVER. It is always about misogyny. Why is that?

Considering misandry tends to not leave men in SA'd and left in a chalk outline where misogyny very frequently does, I imagine that's the answer to your question. It's genuinely mindboggling to me that every time discussions or een metadiscussions of misogyny see you pull up on your #NotAllMen shit; right down to getting your lemmygrad account banned over it.

If we're to accept your #NotAllMen spiel, then where was the #NotEveryMan like you to stop the man that happened to me? Where was the #NotEveryMan like you to stop what happened to my mother? My aunt? My grandmother? My little cousins? The point is this shit will not stop until our ministry isn't aimed at women, but other men.

You'll get nowhere complaining at the people our socialization wounds.