I take issue with the program because it was loaded with anti-masculine imagery and took the approach that, basically, all things patriarchal were evil and oppressive, and all things feminist were inherently good. It told me, in other words, that I was Free To Be pretty much anything in the world I wanted . . . except a masculine Man.
Thanks to FTBYAM and its clones, adherents, and attitudes, I and thousands of boys like me were institutionally bullied by feminists throughout our childhoods. Our schools and our teachers were working with the intention of removing the dangerous “masculine” characteristics that might interfere in the feminist paradigm — say, like getting married and wanting your wife to stay at home with the kids, or pursuing a “typical” and “traditional” male career path that might block some enterprising young woman from having that job. FTBYAM epitomized feminism’s subtextual message to men: YOU ARE USELESS AND EVIL AND IN OUR WAY.
The Red Pill Room: Free To Be . . . A Man.
به نطر میاد(برداشت منه البته) این دوست بلاگر "ازدواج کردن" و اینکه مثلا "زن توی خونه بمونه" رو جزئی از حق مردانگی حساب میکنه!البته مشابه این دیدگاه رو وب سایت های دیگه هم دیده بودم ولی این خیلی جالب بود:)با این حال تعریف از حقوق مردان و مردانگی هم به شدت محل اختلافه.
من فکر میکردم انشعابات در فمنسیم زیاده فقط:))
خب بعید میدونم سایر دوستان سابقه امیر در مبارزه علیه فمنیسم و پداقند از حقوق مردان رو داشته باشند و شاید بهتر بتونه جواب بده:
مردانگی رو چی تعریف میکنی؟
خب پاسخش به نطر من مهمه چون اگر مثلا مردانگی رو مثل موارد بالا تعریف کنیم طبیعتا فمنیسم با مردانگی ستیز داشته:)
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