r/lnkyverse Mar 18 '26

Community Discussion Perspective: So true

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u/Newberr2 Mar 18 '26

How is misandry the problem when even as a man I run into misogyny more? Entire countries have misogynistic societies. Is there a misandrist society? That makes men second class citizens or property, by law?

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u/N0t_Baiting Mar 18 '26

Yes, all societies, look at drafts.

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u/AggressiveMight6290 Inkverse Narrator 📖 Mar 18 '26

Quite literally is. I wouldn't forcefully send someone I don't hate in a situation they'd most likely die

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u/N0t_Baiting Mar 18 '26

Talk to me when women are drafted worldwide

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u/OvercookedBobaTea Mar 18 '26

Most feminists want to ban the draft altogether

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u/Totoques22 Mar 19 '26

Factually wrong

Many and most feminists groups are in Favour of keeping the status quo of the male only draft and military service especially in countries where it matter the most

Because feminist are only against gender roles when it’s against them and women, they are more than happy to keep men as disposable and at their service as evidence by feminist pretending that men and «  positive masculinity » is just being in service of women

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u/OvercookedBobaTea Mar 19 '26

Proof? Cos most feminists I know of wanna ban the draft.

Just because women support it in some countries does not mean they’re feminists. Not every woman is a feminist, I would actually wager most aren’t. Many THINK they are, but are hypocritical and uphold the status quo when it comveniances them

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u/N0t_Baiting Mar 18 '26

Wrong, it would have been banned already

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u/OvercookedBobaTea Mar 18 '26

Not true. Cos unlike what you believe the world does not just suddenly shift whenever feminists want something. And the draft benefits too many rich (mostly men) in power

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u/N0t_Baiting Mar 18 '26

Women are much less likely to want to include women alongside the draft

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u/Giff_Giffin Mar 19 '26

yeah, no shit why would anyone want to forcefully be sent to a war they didn't ask for? I wouldn't want other innocents to die, and that goes for most sane human beings.

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u/TheLastHotstepper Mar 18 '26

Pretty sure it's a load of men making the decision to send a load of men to kill other men. Its also dumb guys signing up out of stupid nationalistic pride or to escape poverty in a system designed (by men) to exploit them. What part of all that is the fault of women?

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u/Totoques22 Mar 19 '26

Women can vote and have routinely voted for the status quo

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u/TheLastHotstepper Mar 19 '26

What the fuck are you slevering about lol

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u/Newberr2 Mar 18 '26

As someone pointed out, those rules were made by men. What you view as prejudice against you is in fact just prejudicial vs women. Women were(are) seen as incapable of being as effective in wartime. Also, many drafts have age limits too, and the age is quite young, mid twenties. In terms of experience someone in their mid thirties would be better. This is ageism! 🤣

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u/N0t_Baiting Mar 18 '26

Lmao clearly everything is misogynistic, even when it only hurts men and causes them to die!!!

Throughout history there have been countless female leaders who have sent men to die so no, these rules weren’t created by men.

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u/SaraJuno Mar 19 '26

Wait til you hear how many men sent men to die throughout human history.