Current Events > TED: cute Feminist comes to terms with MRAs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WMuzhQXJoY" data-time="

"When you start to humanize your enemy, you may be dehumanized by your community."

Powerful words.
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I'm not going to watch that this second but it really shouldn't be that difficult to see that other people have legitimate complaints about how society functions.
Recognizing disadvantages that males have doesn't hurt the legitimacy of female issues.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDI4F7eWu7k" data-time="

Guy did a pretty good pair of videos deconstructing and examining the movie and the arguments made therein
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Realizing that feminism is a self-serving political farce is only half of the red pill. The other half comes from how your supposed "friends" and "allies" treat you when you dare to question it.

Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

I'm not going to watch that this second but it really shouldn't be that difficult to see that other people have legitimate complaints about how society functions.
Recognizing disadvantages that males have doesn't hurt the legitimacy of female issues.

I think its Cassie Jay. She was a feminist who made a documentary about men's rights activism and was pretty heavily villified by feminist protesters who attacked the movie for any manner of invented reasons.

If I recall, she no longer identifies as a feminist. Not that they would have her after she made a movie that was sympathetic to MRAs.
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I watch the OP video, and I laugh as these points:

-She keeps calling MRAs the enemy
-Manages to find a way to be a victim and play the victim card when people and the media attacked her
-Claims to understand MRAs ans why they need to be heard but still makes it a point that she is not one of them nor does she want to be an MRA, she still believes womens rights matter more
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Esrac posted...

Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

I'm not going to watch that this second but it really shouldn't be that difficult to see that other people have legitimate complaints about how society functions.
Recognizing disadvantages that males have doesn't hurt the legitimacy of female issues.

I think its Cassie Jay. She was a feminist who made a documentary about men's rights activism and was pretty heavily villified by feminist protesters who attacked the movie for any manner of invented reasons.

If I recall, she no longer identifies as a feminist. Not that they would have her after she made a movie that was sympathetic to MRAs.

Yea. Her documentary is called The Red Pill.

At the end she says she no longer considers herself a feminist though she still ofc believes in advancing women's rights, but she also thinks men's rights should be considered.
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This one is good and kinda related and needs more views so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi1oN1icAYc" data-time="
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