Haha well you're about to learn

I thought from all the history.

Well take a look at www.Reddit.com/r/mensrights

Men were greater at some point

And still are

today.

Well that's not true

In some ways.

How so?

I'm not going to disprove an assertion you haven't proved mate

Well.

What's this server mainly for?

Like what's the main discussion about mens right's rn.

Talking about men's issues in the world and trying to move forward with making people more aware of them and laws that need to be changed etc

I think the link I gave has a lot of info on the things men's rights are about

But men's rights is about fighting against the sexism men face in society

Father's rights, anti circumcision, discrimination of boys in the education system. Legal discrimination.

Thank you James.

Well, I can agree, there's a problem everywhere in the world.

I guess this is one of them.

I swear to actual god, I've never heard of a problem about mens rights.

It's always been "Womens rights, Human rights, Racial discrimination"

Well that's kind of why we exist

Society has always cared a lot about women and providing for them.

Ever since.

Uhhh...

What, WW2?

Always

That's not to say that women don't have issues but people listen when they express their feelings about them

Or the 15 Amendment.

Which one is that again. I live in England

Womens right's to vote?

I think

It's a complete misunderstanding that only women had a hard time of things in the past. Everyone did. Most men couldn't vote, were poor, would be forced to go off to war etc

Most black men couldn't vote back then

Poor white farmers

The gap between universal suffrage between men and women is small enough to be called nonexistant in the scale of things

The Vote had been tied to the draft

So, wait.

Some people actually thing being a male is wrong.

Most women opposed suffrage since it would mean, they needed to get drafted