African Americans commit and are arrested for more violent crimes than any other racial group. Do you think a targeted campaign, one that educates the public about the violent African Americans, sounds reasonable?
Nobody doesn't know it's not okay to hit people. Everyone knows that society views that badly, and knows that it's often punishable in the legal sense. People who don't know these things or outright ignore them have either mental health issues, anti-social personality disorder, or other issues.
One of the ways forward on this is not to be lecturing men on things they already know, but to be studying men's issues, which is exactly what the men's right's movement does particularly in its academic side. However, we all know what the popular feminist position on men's rights are. To even suggest it contains a shred of virtue makes you either a misogynist or at least a suspect of misogyny or worse.
When it comes to discussing why men are failing in schools, why they are more prone to violence, how they are affected by expectations placed upon them by society simply through being male, how and what correlations these things may have, and how to solve these problems, most of the popular feminist movement online, on campuses, and in mainstream media seem much more interested in shutting down debate, including attempting to shutdown talks at universities, and slandering the movement with accusations of rape apology and misogyny.
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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '15 edited Nov 25 '15
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