MRAs in India Face a Backlash

	posted by Matt on 06:52 PM September 19th, 2005
	bharati writes "First they laugh at us, then they ignore us and when they cannot Ignore us they fight with us and that is when we win. Our modest success has provoked our openents into realising that no longer are we ignorable and hence the backlash has started and when there is a backlash we know we are winning." Click "Read more..." for more.

	"And it helps us to know that we are the part of international turning of tide and of course the books by Christina Hoff Sommers and Warren Farell & the Fathers 4 Justice experience, etc. With the divorce rates doubling every year and expected to rise to at least 20-25% of all marriages after DV bill in next 5 years, we are already ready to cut it to size. We will not allow our elder abuse and, yes, men also have no right to be abused."

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Indian Backlash (Score:1) by Gang-banged on 09:39 PM September 19th, 2005 EST (#1) (User #1714 Info) The Telegraph has a Banner across the top corner saying Advertise with us . . prehaps the men can arrange a boycott of such advertising until the paper begins to print some Truth

Yessir, that's a backlash, all right! (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 11:04 PM September 19th, 2005 EST (#2) The haughty, sneering, cocksure, condescending, pontificating tone of the article was striking. It is impossible for me to imagine a large daily newspaper in the USA taking such an exaggerated tone, not even on the editorial page -- although I can certainly imagine them ignoring the issue altogether. -Fidelbogen-

feminist determination of guilt (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 08:07 PM September 20th, 2005 EST (#3) The hysterical reaction of the bill’s opponents reveals the blind anger of guilt. This is amazingly vicious. So the decent, humane people who oppose this misandristic bill are suffering from "guilt"? We should all feel the anger of guilt about the fact that this bill ever got written!

Re:feminist determination of guilt (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 09:00 PM September 20th, 2005 EST (#4) I could even speculate that the hysterical reaction expressed by the writer of the article reveals the blind anger of projected guilt. "Amazingly vicious" doesn't even come close. I would expect better manners from a water-mocassin or a wolverine. -Fidelbogen-

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