Where are all the MRAs?

I suppose i can get a bit of leniency given the thread, so here goes:

I believe that feminism is about blaming men to better the situation of women. The declaration of sentiments is a good early example. There's no objective assessment of the situation of the genders, a way to stop the feminist train. It will just go on forever blaming men and getting more privileges for women.

When women are worse off, it's men's fault (patriarchy) and needs to be remedied, when men are worse off, it's their own fault and/or no cause for concern (toxic masculinity, "what about the men?", patriarchy backfiring, etc).

That feminism has helped women get rid of some unfair disadvantages is no less compatible with my theory than that of an egalitarian feminism, because mathematically an amoral lobby group's actions will in some instances align with the right thing to do. While I do think most feminists are and were honestly convinced their actions were driven by a form of egalitarianism, in effect their ideology is as far from it as can be.

With girls acheiving more in education than boys, some advocates for men's rights want to close the education gap. The exact reverse for boys and feminism was the case not long ago.

Yes, and still the feminist movement is by and large more concerned with breaking the male majority in the few fields where they still are, than somehow helping men to reach overall parity again.

Both have unique concerns for varieties of sexual assault unique to their gender. Both are concerned with why these assaults go unreported

I don't agree. Feminists push and have pushed for sexual assault and domestic violence as a gendered male-on-female problem, a way to keep women subjugated. MRAs usually try to counter that narrative with numbers that show it to affect both genders in similar numbers, and that they commit it for the same reasons.

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