Are you suggesting women somehow have it easier than men?
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super_user_do@feddit.it 6 days ago
Violence comes from insecurity and social unease and suffering. The best way to make things works is shaming men instead of promoting men mental health and gender consciousness. Teaching them that patriarchy is not their fault and that the best way to fix their problems is breaking out of the system itself
muusemuuse@sh.itjust.works 6 days ago
TigerAce@lemmy.dbzer0.com 6 days ago
Where did you read that? He clearly states a problem with men, but no where in that text it said anything about comparing men’s problems to women’s problems.
Men can have problems too. Just because of that doesn’t make women’s problems less bad.
Don’t put words into people’s mouth.
A big issue with men’s problems is exactly your response. As soon as they have a problem, there’s a reaction like “look at women, they have it worse” insinuating men’s problems have no right to exist.
Can we please acknowledge both men and women have their own problems, without the need to compare them? Without saying that because of one’s problem, the other has no right to have have any? Both ways.
super_user_do@feddit.it 6 days ago
No
Tollana1234567@lemmy.today 6 days ago
education plays a big part in thier feelings too, thats why its being slashed or neglected everywhere. better to keep people ignorant and stupid to control them. of course this wont fix it entirely as even the “educated with degrees” are susceptible but due to other factors involved too.
GreenShimada@lemmy.world 6 days ago
It’s really not that strategic. It’s that ignorant people don’t see the value in education. So school boards get filled with loud asshole people who barely made it out of high school, shouting at each other “muh kids don’t need tuh know how anything works, cuz I don no how nutn works an I’m OK!”
Undereducated people rarely act in their best interests, but they act all the time because they’re filled with fear and unable to rationalize or plan their way out of it. It’s a spiral, not a strategy.
All this does is return to the old ways of private schools operating as class-based-Jim Crow. Sort of sad, we had 2 or 3 generations at most that really benefited from American public schooling before it all wobbled apart from second and third-order effects.