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by Anonymous User on Thursday January 16, @08:31PM EST (#1)
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Scott,
Your experiment has become a life form of its own!
In early 1995, because of a problem with the mails, I received 2 successive issues of Transitions a week apart. With the regular newspaper's daily onslaught of bigotry, it was wonderful to imagine a weekly men's rights magazine. Of course, that never happened, but then, I didn't foresee the internet, or a website that covered mens' issues on a daily basis, or a worldwide community of activists. Thank you for making all of that happen.
I hope that you will still post here, and let us know how you are doing, and how men's rights are faring in New Hampshire.
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Thank you, Scott, for your support for all good people. Your continued efforts will be appreciated.
And "Welcome" to all new admins.
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by Anonymous User on Thursday January 16, @09:30PM EST (#3)
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"There is nothing so certain as change."
Scott, I wish you the best in all that you do. It's not everyday that one gets a chance to help the lives of so many good men and women as you have with the availability of Mensactivism.
Welcome to all those who are now signing on to keep this wonderful site running.
Your Friend,
Ray
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by Anonymous User on Thursday January 16, @10:45PM EST (#4)
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Many thanks. The mental, physical, emotional,financial and social pressures of your workload must have been staggering. I feel the abscence of Government funding for Mens Studies is the most factor slowing the growth of the Mens Rights Movement. In contrast, the Government provides hundreds of millions to "womens studies" colleges. This enables thousands of feminists to work full time at promoting the feminist agenda. It's a bit like the way the human body feeds a cancer that's destroying it.
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by Anonymous User on Thursday January 16, @11:21PM EST (#6)
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Thanks Scott for all your work. Does anyone have any ideas as to the best way to get more money for the Mens Rights Movement?
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by Anonymous User on Friday January 17, @02:33AM EST (#9)
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You Wrote:
"Many thanks. The mental, physical, emotional,financial and social pressures of your workload must have been staggering. I feel the abscence of Government funding for Mens Studies is the most factor slowing the growth of the Mens Rights Movement. In contrast, the Government provides hundreds of millions to "womens studies" colleges. This enables thousands of feminists to work full time at promoting the feminist agenda. It's a bit like the way the human body feeds a cancer that's destroying it."
My Reply:
We are currently preparing to table California college and university campuses with Men's issues flyers and want to do a section on the issue you cite. "Lying in a Room of Ones Own," by Christina Stolba is one article that we are planning to quote to talk about the taxpayer funded, Male bashing institution known as Women's Studies. If you know of any other useful info. we could cite to inform young men and women about this I'd be interested.
Sincrely, Ray
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Mmmmmmmm Christine Stolba.
Good work Ray!
By the way, we are not accepting Scott's resignation. We are going to give him all the time he needs to rest up and finish school. Enjoy people :-)
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Yes. Thank you, Scott.
I started to take a better look at the world and found myself slowly exploring men's issues a few years ago. I surfed the net, read various diatribes, stories and complaints. For me it was something to think about and gripe about.
Then I found MANN and saw this steady stream of stories about real things happening to men. Incredible, crazy things! Tragic things. Each seemed like it must be an aberration, but they just kept coming. The same themes, the same looniness, over and over and over again.
There was very little discussion then. Just a succession of little newspaper stories creating this massive, undeniable picture of how hostile society had become to men. It made me realize this was serious. Not just something to gripe about, but something I had to do something about. MANN turned me into an activist. A pretty piss-poor one, but an activist.
That's what MANN does. It turns people into activists.
Thank you, Scott - for the vision to see the need and for the courage and dedication make it work.
Larry
Proud member of the Sperm Cartel
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Thank you very much for your efforts with regard to MANN and men's rights. You have provided the means through which communications amongst men's rights activists can express their concerns,their experiences, and their thoughts with regard to men's rights. The same have given men the facts and arguments by which men can individually and collectively protect themselves individually and collectively against the discrimination that they experience by law and custom.
C.V. Compton Shaw
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Hi Scott
Your website has been a great source of support for people like me over the past three years.
Thank you.
AH
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A commitment to any group or idea can be consuming as well as rewarding. Your effort put out far more than you received.
Best to you!
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by Anonymous User on Friday January 17, @03:32PM EST (#11)
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This site is an excellent resource for those who understand (and for those who do not) the effects of unchecked blatant misandry... Modern feminism is not about equality, it is about privilege, and this website outlines this fact in an irrefutable manner.
Lets hope we can continue to expose the countless negative aspects that feminism has brought into reality for all people, and perhaps make this world a better place for both genders to live in as a result.
I hope your predecessors will be as committed as you were.
Thanks
CJ
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This website has been helpful and entertaining. One day there will be Men's Studies and men can make a full time career exposing feminism at least until feminism goes away (Oh, that I should live that long).
Raymond Cuttill
Men's Books/ Men's Radio /Bracknell Home for stray cats, old computers and political incorrectness.
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I concur with the other posters in thanking Scott for Mensactivism. It's an experiment that has taken on a life of its own, due to the fact that it fills a void in an otherwise male-hostile society (in Western nations at least).
Steve
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by Anonymous User on Saturday January 18, @09:07AM EST (#16)
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Scott - thank you for your incredible work on MANN. Your act of creation has made an impact on the world. You're a good man, Scott Garman.
Mike LaSalle
Editor, Men's News Daily
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