What do you think about feminism
RetroGamer87
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I work in a large government department. There plenty of men there. You're right that manual labour jobs are being replaced and that people who can't find skilled work will become unemployed but I know from experience office and government jobs are not solely the domain of women.
We can no more ban automation technology to keep unskilled workers employed then we can ban cars to keep blacksmiths employed. There will be work in the future but not for those unwilling to get learn some skills.
Yes women date men who earn less than them. I'm dating a woman who earns more than me right now. If women don't want to date unemployed men I don't blame them. Women don't want to support a parasite anymore than men do.
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MGTOW is a counter movement to the MeToo movement men are now withdrawing from dating and refusing to hire women that could make false claims to destroy their male bases. More male workers are swapping jobs to work in male only fields that because it is too much effort. MGTOW = Men Got Their Own Way or Men Guard Their Own Wallets! MGTOW is dismissed by feminists as a misogynist movement that hates women but the men are taking preventative measures to protect their own interests from women.
The economy has changed rapidly over time more men are losing their jobs due to automation and improvements in technology. Increased migration is driving down wages. More men end up unemployed and with no/low skills it is hard to get back into the workforce. Females work in legal/government, office administration, education and health services where jobs are protected. No wonder there is a man drought, there are fewer men with secure stable jobs that earn enough money. Women do not like to date or marry men that earn less money than them. Being a house husband is not attractive! A man who earns less than a women is regarded as a loser.
The first two paragraphs are to nonsensical to answer, with the third, once I have adopted children I at least wouldn't mind a househusband. Though I would rather one willing to work in a medical field, mental or physical. Not because of money but because I want to create a health net of low cost and free heath care over a very low income community, and when doing that an extra hand would always help.
Men are still very employable, they just have to choose the right craft and work at it.
Women are not all one category, it would do you well to remember that. If you are having trouble dating, it may of started out out of your control, but no women is going to date a man bitter to women. That would be like any autistic person dating someone that thinks and actively says; "all autistic people are a drain on so society", it's simply not healthy.
Life is not men v women. This is not a playground.
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In general I'm pro equal rights but I don't like feminists because girls that identify themselves as "feminists" tend to be too consumed with feminism as a major part of their lives, even if they are not radicals. I wouldn't want to be in a relationship with a woman like that as it would bother me as a man to constantly hear about it. Just like I kicked the TV out of my house because the news is depressing - every day I get a dose of somebody gets raped, someone gets murdered, a terrorist event, prices rising and the government that still doesn't do squat for the people. So she could just say "I'm up for equal rights for everyone" without making a fuss and it's all dandy (that is personally speaking)
Again, in general as a definition equal rights for everyone, gay, lesbian, woman, w/e.
