Are men becoming the new oppressed underclass in the west, women seem to enjoy the favored status in society, my Son went for fundraising with his male friends for a Bicathon for kids for cancer and they were mostly met with unfriendliness, when the girls from the group went out they were welcomed and came back with hoards of cash. Also at his work someone tipped the waitress 300 bucks on V day. Domestic laws seem to be against males also.
Yes, of course.
We (women) are taking over the world. Its all planned. We meet every two week at 3.01am to discuss logistics of our next move.
Oh and in case you are wondering .... we drug all the males in our lives into deep slumber with large quantities of tryptophan rich food to ensure secrecy.
You are the first male on earth to be let into this secret. You are welcome! :)
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People trust women more than men. Its common psychology.
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And it's finally been admitted they're just jealous of us
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But seriously though, if you look at laws it dictates that every single man on this planet is an abuser, if your wife does not do any work you cant push her to do it. If she spends loads of money you cant ask her to stop.
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Busss, they hate us cuz they aint us 
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Yes, of course. We (women) are taking over the world. Its all planned. We meet every two week at 3.01am to discuss logistics of our next move. Oh and in case you are wondering .... we drug all the males in our lives into deep slumber with large quantities of tryptophan rich food to ensure secrecy. You are the first male on earth to be let into this secret. You are welcome! :)
My fellow female colleagues adviced me to never let a female prospect ride with me in the same car as their is a possibility of false accusations to extort money. People derive power from the laws and female voters are the ones who put lawmakers in power. I will let you in on a secret myself, females have better social skills and are better at forging alliances.
Why do you think Dulhans faint in Pakistan and grooms in the west..lol
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OP, thats why we all need “The Manslater”…until it errors out too 
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When men become husbands and fathers, things get really bad. In family courts throughout America, men are routinely stripped of their rights and due process. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is easily used against them since its definition of violence is so broad that virtually any conflict between partners can be considered abuse.
“If a woman gets angry for any reason, she can simply accuse a man and men are just assumed guilty in our society,” notes Dr. Helen Smith, author of the new book, “Men on Strike.” This is particularly heinous since, as Smith adds, violence in domestic relations “is almost 50% from men and 50% from women.”
Shocked? If so, that’s in part because the media don’t believe men can be victims of domestic violence—so they don’t report it. They would rather feed off stories that paint women as victims. And in so doing, they’ve convinced America there’s a war on women.
Yet it is males who suffer in our society. From boyhood through adulthood, the White American Male must fight his way through a litany of taunts, assumptions and grievances about his very existence. His oppression is unlike anything American women have faced. Unlike women, however, men don’t organize and form groups when they’ve been persecuted. They just bow out of the game.
America needs to wake up. We have swung the pendulum too far in the other direction—from a man’s world to a woman’s world.
That’s not equality. That’s revenge.
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My fellow female colleagues adviced me to never let a female prospect ride with me in the same car as their is a possibility of false accusations to extort money. People derive power from the laws and female voters are the ones who put lawmakers in power. I will let you in on a secret myself, females have better social skills and are better at forging alliances.
Why do you think Dulhans faint in Pakistan and grooms in the west..lol
I have a lot to say on this particular topic, being a "western woman" and mother to two daughters but dang it have limited time on my one day off ....
still here is some food for thought ...
I tell all my female friends (and will be telling my daughter as they grow older) not to ride in a car with male colleagues as there is possibility of rape. According to a 2000 NCVS report (this is already old) 66% of rape victims knew their assailants. what percent of males have gotten accused falsely in USA?
in a nation where "One out of every six American women have been the victims of an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime (14.8% completed rape; 2.8% attempted rape)"i'd hardly consider women the oppressors.
**the pink part i agree with!
Dulhans faint in pakistan overwhelemd by thought of having to share a bathroom with a stinky boy forever ewwwww!
and grooms faint in the west overcome by the immense beauty of their bride ;D
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can you also please quote from CDC and US census bureau some hard numbers (objective data) on how many fathers are delinquent in paying for child support?
intimate partner violence in which men are victims definitely exists but pales in comparison to the female numbers.
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According to the CDC’s statistics — estimates based on more than 18,000 telephone-survey responses in the United States — roughly 5,365,000 men had been victims of intimate partner physical violence in the previous 12 months, compared with 4,741,000 women. By the study’s definition, physical violence includes slapping, pushing, and shoving.
More severe threats like being beaten, burned, choked, kicked, slammed with a heavy object, or hit with a fist were also tracked. Roughly 40 percent of the victims of severe physical violence were men. The CDC repeated the survey in 2011, the results of which were published in 2014, and found almost identical numbers — with the percentage of male severe physical violence victims slightly rising.
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I have a lot to say on this particular topic, being a "western woman" and mother to two daughters but dang it have limited time on my one day off ....
still here is some food for thought ... I tell all my female friends (and will be telling my daughter as they grow older) not to ride in a car with male colleagues as there is possibility of rape. According to a 2000 NCVS report (this is already old) 66% of rape victims knew their assailants. what percent of males have gotten accused falsely in USA? in a nation where "One out of every six American women have been the victims of an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime (14.8% completed rape; 2.8% attempted rape)"i'd hardly consider women the oppressors.
**the pink part i agree with!
Dulhans faint in pakistan overwhelemd by thought of having to share a bathroom with a stinky boy forever ewwwww! and grooms faint in the west overcome by the immense beauty of their bride ;D **
Being a landlord I know boys are dirty and irresponsible, there isnt really great rewards for responsible guys the gold diggers part them with their possesions, hence the demotivated males. Rape classification is different here, girl says I have a headache, intimate partner still tries his luck and there it is legally attempted rape.
This girl at my work was dating this really great guy, as soon as the guy got a promotion and wage increase...oopppsss..the girl got accidently (not so accidently) pregnant.