Show of hands of who has actually seen The Red Pill so they actually know the points being brought up?
...So you can't be a man and abused or struggling with marital, family, and custody problems?
Seems awfully one-sided. It isn't a shelter for men who want to avoid raising their children or paying alimony, quite the opposite.
Some of the posts I am seeing in this thread are pretty unsettling if not outright hateful, perhaps even borderline sexist against men.
Do either of you understand how incredibly ignorant you look making statements like that?
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I saw it. I wouldn't have even known about it had it not been for all the talk about it several months back.
Oh please, feminists tends to be the first ones up in arms against anything for men. There's too many counts of feminist rallies against men support groups or talks. Everyone's familiar with Big Red and her protest, or the male suicide talk protest. There's too many times where men's rights activism is taken as a sexist rebuttal to feminism. But like the beaten dead-horse phrase, bad apples in every group. Some are more worse than others.
I don't depend on feminists to ever try and rally for men's health issues. Even more so, very few in current age's feminism have done anything for men beyond encourage transgender men transitioning, and men shutting up for women.
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I'm going to start by saying I honestly have no idea what the "Red Pill" thing is, so I'm basing my comment solely on the article linked. I agree that men, in general, could use a center to show them that getting help is okay. Men, again in general, tend to not treat their health very seriously and should be encouraged to do so before things get too bad. To often, men won't seek help until its too late or extremely costly when a faster doctor's visit could have saved them.
The other side of the article that I also agree with is that there is also a lack of help provided for men with certain widespread issues. As a cancer fighter, I ran into a lot of situations where because I was male, I wasn't allowed to benefit from services offered in my area. Technically, my cancer falls under the testicular branch, but when I even signed up for a support group here, testicular cancer wasn't even a choice on the cancer list (I had to check other) because the list had been designed primarily with women in mind (15 choices and testicular wasn't one of them, though breast and cervical were).
This isn't a "men have it harder than women" comment in the least. I'm just saying that if this center's focus is just on helping men get services that they aren't otherwise being provided and also helping them realize its okay to seek help, then I support that.
If there's one thing I've learned about Off Topic since joining, it's that if you hate white people, endorse violence and murder as acceptable when someone disagrees with you, oppose facts and logic in favor of feelings, you're welcome here.
Which is even more disconcerting when you consider how we're not allowed to discuss the reasons behind why some opinions are okay to express here and others are not.
Open a centre for men suffering from domestic abuse "lol what a beta cuck, he's not really a man"
Attack a domestic abuser "wow what a brute, if only he could have talked about it instead of using violence"
Can't win.
What do you think exactly such men centres should do ?
Already on this post, people are saying that what would ACTUALLY help, psychological assistance, is useless as people should ''toughen up''. So what's left exactly ? Being told by foam-mouthed people that everything is a global conspiracy (presumably of the Jews)) and that they should buy guns to shoot their ennemies on the day of the rope ?