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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 87983" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>When will women tell other women that's it's not right to strip their husband of every last penny in a divorce proceeding? When will women tell other women that's it's not okay to keep a father from his child, yet demand he pay to support the child? When will women tell other women that it's not okay to abuse or kill their children? </p><p></p><p>What conversations do men need to have with other men exactly? Decent men already know abuse is wrong, and sociopaths can't be persuaded to be respectful. The other problem is that today's feminists only seem to care about victims of abuse when they are women. When men are victims of a crime, including sexual assault or harassment, it's trivialized because it's less common. IMO, the humane and rational way of looking at it is having empathy for <em>all</em> victims, regardless of gender. Anybody who harms another person should be locked up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 87983, member: 35"] When will women tell other women that's it's not right to strip their husband of every last penny in a divorce proceeding? When will women tell other women that's it's not okay to keep a father from his child, yet demand he pay to support the child? When will women tell other women that it's not okay to abuse or kill their children? What conversations do men need to have with other men exactly? Decent men already know abuse is wrong, and sociopaths can't be persuaded to be respectful. The other problem is that today's feminists only seem to care about victims of abuse when they are women. When men are victims of a crime, including sexual assault or harassment, it's trivialized because it's less common. IMO, the humane and rational way of looking at it is having empathy for [I]all[/I] victims, regardless of gender. Anybody who harms another person should be locked up. [/QUOTE]
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