Loveunderlaw
For the longest time Abrahamic MGTOWS & Leftists Feminists have been trying to ruin the Western World (like they've done to Jews & Arabs in the Middle East) from the inside out. Neither group is good for our society. We must not give special privilege to anyone. End it all, how about let the best qualified person win instead ?!I could give a damn whether someone is male\female\intersex\LGBTQ, I only care about who they are & what they can do for our society. Right now we are going down the wrong path IMO, far too many thin-skinned morons in the Western World now that will ruin the future if left unchecked.My ex was a Feminist & they believed everything she said in Family Court against me. Crazy thing is our original judge was a man, he never gave me a fair shake though. Funny thing later on I took my ex on in family court again with mostly female judges & they were very fair & put her in her place finally.So again you should not judge\choose people based on superficial criteria like sex\race\one's sexual preferences, look at their actions & politics only. Otherwise you will lose.
russgreenie
Amazing Film. Extremely well done and engrossing. I m neither a Feminst nor MRA.
However, I have see enough documentation and have had personal experience that radical feminsts will try to shut down anything that does not 100% support their agenda. Their "protests" involve screaming, spitting and cursing. Name me one right that women do not have. Any form of "Patriarchy" has been dead for at least 40 years.
mat-fletcher
Cassie Jaye, a self confessed feminist, took a look at the issue of men activists groups, why they exist and how they are at odds with the feminist narrative. Well, that is what she discovered anyway. I feel like giving Cassie a massive hug and high five after watching this, she is a film maker who has the courage and spirit to show the results of her work, whatever they might be in the most accurate way that she can. She has not twisted the footage to fit her agenda, she has simply shown the results of her investigation.It is so important that film makers do this and I am very happy for Cassie and wish her every success with her new ventures.
Tournel Henry
First, it was so easy to understand. Interestingly arranged. Also brought up different views of gender rights. But, most importantly, it sheds light on gender discrimination against male. An issue which is always overlooked. I was surprised when it brought up statistics I didn't expect to illustrate this (including the "Bring Back Our Girls" movement). Then, it is accompanied with modestly nice graphics for a documentary.
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