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In reply to the discussion: Fighting feminism: let’s get practical [View all]Aerows
(39,961 posts)82. I went through Katrina
It sucked. No water, no electricity, hot as hell temperatures and pretty much no joy. Like you, I know some great people, too. That's what made it bearable.
Glad to hear you made it through alright. You pretty much described our experience except it was hot as a mofo instead of cold.
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actually most men have had very few rights throughout history and today
arely staircase
Dec 2012
#27
even the very few had the right to beat and rape their wives. there have always
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#52
yes, they do. then to be told is is NOT a weapon to use against women. just fun, really
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#54
It sounds like Rush was a charter member of their club. He's been on the air with this for years.
freshwest
Dec 2012
#83
"[F]eminism is a fight for equal rights for women... if someone didn't already have more rights,
Dark n Stormy Knight
Dec 2012
#89
american women the worst. no sane man can deal witha n american woman. need the asian or russian
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#60
It's one of those things where there's a tiny kernel that gets exploded into a false ideology
jeff47
Dec 2012
#75
and the whine about bully ... because gays or women speak up when they promote the use of shaming
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#64
I think we're getting to the real reason they don't advocate against violence now
bettyellen
Dec 2012
#73
maybe an imbalance for average couples though i have seen that addressed. for the wealthy,
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#65
and one has the power and the other doesnt. point being, it is important to listen to the radical
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#67
and the nets ability to allow it to feed and grow and infect our young. just like the racism and
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#66
Eeeew, gross! Now I feel like I need a shower. They're like the KKK of the gender spectrum.
Zorra
Dec 2012
#17
excellent post, bb! We need more education about what the Mens Rights Movement is up to.
CTyankee
Dec 2012
#22
Aww thanks! It was pretty tiring being without heat or electricity for two weeks but I'm
bettyellen
Dec 2012
#79
Katrina is one of the saddest and most shameful moments in our history. I wish America had
bettyellen
Dec 2012
#86
here's what they have to say about the website we are discussing here in the OP
boston bean
Dec 2012
#48
all one needs do is read the titles of the articles in voice for men. wow. i did a post on that one
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#68
One of the biggest traps society falls in is to fight for rights as individual groups...
Comrade_McKenzie
Dec 2012
#46
yup everyone finds their own cross to carry without realising that everyone bears a burden
loli phabay
Dec 2012
#47
this is the norm these days, women working and contributing equally whether she takes time
bettyellen
Dec 2012
#80
"We need to name, shame and ridicule the male collaborators" so lets not pretend this is not used as
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#51
this is not the fringe, they are not harmless and they do have power over our lives. look at the rw
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#69
Wondering where on this spectrum this comment I found last night falls under.
freshwest
Dec 2012
#81
fundamentalistly misogynist??? they cant go back. we are not going back. so no....
seabeyond
Dec 2012
#84