Post #3290385

2026-06-04 21:21 UTC

@Melezioh@mstdn.games but men are by & large not doing the work at all. They aren’t deconstructing patriarchy. They aren’t challenging the systems. They aren’t compensating to right the wrongs. They don’t behave as allies or march with or for women. They profit from it without doing anything to compensate. If they cared about women’s suffering & theirs, they’d do something, but they profit from it. Until then, I think a good deal less of men. Whatever caring they have in theory, needs to be in praxis.

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@roblosricos@mastodon.social 2026-06-05 00:12

@JoBlakely@mastodon.social @Melezioh@mstdn.games men who do challenge the patriarchy are called 'insane,' and 'faggot' by folks who should know better. constantly purging your ranks is not a good strategy for anyone who desires to build an inclusive community. also, north american 'feminists' have it wrong. a woman replacing a man as the pilot of a jet fighter, bombing unarmed women and children, is not feminist.

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@HappyCrow13@mastodon.social 2026-06-05 04:43

@JoBlakely@mastodon.social @Melezioh@mstdn.games Yeah I feel about the same as you do Not all men but almost always a man Telling your buddies to not be assholes is too much work It's not convenient to call out sexism or do anything critical thinking about your own biases. Much easier to blame women and call us haters. Until men put in the work to fix the problems I'll keep thinking less of them as a whole Until men stop hurting and killing women for saying no men need to shut up about how women see them or act around them

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