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Excellent document which needs to be circulated as widely as possible.
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Ah-Ha! yet anther piece of informative written in the arsenal!! thank you scott
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Nice bit of research here. A lot of information in a small package. Good work!
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Here's an inexpensive suggestion for men's advocates...
Xerox "What Are Men's Issues" and mail a copy to every feminazi domestic violence counseling service and feminist womynz shelter in your area.
You can easily locate a directory of your state's DV services and shelters by Googling on the web.
At 39 cents a shot, this ammunition needs to be directed at the most grievous anti-male gender-fascists... if only to put them on notice that "your deceitful game is over!"
"It's a terrible thing ... living in fear."
- Roy: hunted replicant, Blade Runner
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by Anonymous User on 06:54 PM April 16th, 2004 EST (#6)
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"Xerox "What Are Men's Issues" and mail a copy to every feminazi domestic violence counseling service and feminist womynz shelter in your area."
...and have it immediately get thrown in the trash.
We need to target the moderates and people who still have a shred of objectivity and reasonableness left in them. Preaching to the choir or our true enemies is not going to reap any fruit.
Just MHO
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by Anonymous User on 09:46 PM April 16th, 2004 EST (#8)
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I totally agree. The anti-male hate brigades are just not worth talking to.
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by Anonymous User on 09:33 AM April 18th, 2004 EST (#10)
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We picketed a D.V. awards dinner one year and some of "them" were really, really upset. We had nice big protest signs, and walked a picket line in front of their event. They were even more shocked later, when we went in wearing suit and tie to attended their banquet (we left the big picket signs in our cars). You see we had paid for and reserved a table. We did wear little 4 X 6 clip on protest signs on our clothes, however.
One of us had written diferent sayings in Word documents, then just printed them out on 4 X 6 photo film on a cheapy Cannon printer. Then he just stuck them on conference badges with two sided tape. Did the whole thing quick and easy with stuff from Staples.
Here's the clincher. It got back to us just before a future event that they were really worried about being picketed again. It seems they get sponsor money for various souces, and people don't want to give to controversial things that the public is upset with.
If you really want to have an effect get a dozen or so people with signs and picket their public events. One man from the enemy group even showed up and tried to take pictures of all the protesters, and wouldn't tell us his name when asked so I took his picture and a picture of the license plate of his vehicle. That's just how Nazified that whole group is about free speech. Nothing ever happened to any of us, but if you're the shy type, just get one of those masks that covers the eyes, mine is red white and blue.
You can search the internet to find out about their events, and I highly do recommend picketing them with other people as witnesses. If you have one of those d.v. restraining orders check with legal resources (a lawyer) before doing any activism projects of any kind. If enough people picketed their public events you be surprised at how much of an effect it would have.
Ray
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"Many thanks to Scott for making this important piece available, to Steve for writing it, and to Trudy for laying its basis."--Thomas
It's a great piece and a useful tool. Thanks to the good folks who put it together.
Feminists are quick to insist that women and girls in other parts of the world (developing countries and Islamic cultures) are really in a difficult situation. The tendency for feminist ideologues and their friends in the media is to focus only on the problems of women in these countries while ignoring the ways in which males are at risk. It's why I quit giving to Amnesty International.
Maybe eventually an updated version of this brochure will include info on the vulnerabilities of males in developing countries.
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by Anonymous User on 02:47 PM April 17th, 2004 EST (#9)
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It's good to see that this document will be of use as an introduction to men's issues, as intended. I plan to revise it and include appendicies in future editions.
Thanks also to Trudy Schuett for providing the original template for this document.
Steve Van Valkenburg
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Steve, would you allow me to post the original document in HTML on the menforjustice.com website?
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