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It is another notch in your belt of successes. Thanks Scott. I cannot tell you how much it means to me that you are fighting for men's rights. I am working on my end by talking to the men at work and starting discussions about the legal abuses. The conclusion is that men must join these groups to rewrite the laws.
This discussion is long overdue at a time when men, as a group, have yet to realize how they have been legally marginalized. They are shocked when they learn that basic rights and protections in the laws have been legally removed. We must become proactive and inform men of how their rights have been seriously compromised.
Keep up the good work, and good luck in your hearing (House Bill 587)!
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Great article! Great step. At first I was just glad it wasn't dismissive and took Scott seriously. Then I read it again and liked it a whole lot.
How many men reading that article won't inwardly cringe at reading "But that’s typical male behavior not to acknowledge a problem and seek help." and have a little voice inside him say "We call that self-respect, dammit!" We've all heard variations on that for years.
Then to hear Scott's "Men don’t find a lot of things in their lives that are male affirming" is a breath of fresh air. That will stay with them.
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