There is a blogger whose handle is "The Tin Men". You can find him on X (@TheTinMenBlog) and other platforms. He shares our frustration with lack of progress with men's rights. He comes from a marketing background and suggests we have a branding problem. An intriguing observation. I believe he is trying a new angle. I hope he finds some success.
I can't help but think about a woman approx 30 yrs ago who single-handedly created a boycott of a major corporation. It was for a commercial that showed women in a demeaning light. Then corporate lawyers and CEOs became afraid of legal and social backlash if they insulted women.
So, they started demeaning and insulting men instead. They knew that there would be little protest or lawsuits. There would be no accountability. To this day that has not changed. Unless it's about beer of course..
With Janice and others unrelenting articles and interviews; many people's perspective of feminism and men's rights are changing. People are learning about the truth. A counter to the feminist narative. It seems like acceptance of the men's rights movement has moved from the fringes to mainstream. This is progresss. As you mentioned Jordan Peterson had a role in that.
I think we need an mens rights activist group lead by someone like Bettina Arndt but in the US. Theirs a lot of downtrodden men, particularly young men, who need a purpose and want to make a positive change in men's lives. Theirs also a lot of mothers of sons, daughters of fathers and wives of husband that care about men. If we could bring these men & women together for a common cause, men's rights, it would be very powerful.
There is a blogger whose handle is "The Tin Men". You can find him on X (@TheTinMenBlog) and other platforms. He shares our frustration with lack of progress with men's rights. He comes from a marketing background and suggests we have a branding problem. An intriguing observation. I believe he is trying a new angle. I hope he finds some success.
I can't help but think about a woman approx 30 yrs ago who single-handedly created a boycott of a major corporation. It was for a commercial that showed women in a demeaning light. Then corporate lawyers and CEOs became afraid of legal and social backlash if they insulted women.
So, they started demeaning and insulting men instead. They knew that there would be little protest or lawsuits. There would be no accountability. To this day that has not changed. Unless it's about beer of course..
With Janice and others unrelenting articles and interviews; many people's perspective of feminism and men's rights are changing. People are learning about the truth. A counter to the feminist narative. It seems like acceptance of the men's rights movement has moved from the fringes to mainstream. This is progresss. As you mentioned Jordan Peterson had a role in that.
I think we need an mens rights activist group lead by someone like Bettina Arndt but in the US. Theirs a lot of downtrodden men, particularly young men, who need a purpose and want to make a positive change in men's lives. Theirs also a lot of mothers of sons, daughters of fathers and wives of husband that care about men. If we could bring these men & women together for a common cause, men's rights, it would be very powerful.