What the fuck is this bullshit...

1. Maybe true. This depends largely on which part of the world are you living in.

2. Last time I was shopping for clothes, it looked like the complete opposite. Also, typically household items marketed towards women are "white" and towards men "black". The "black" items are damn expensive compared to "white". Have you noticed how much more cars cost that are marketed towards men, than cars marketed towards women?

3. Not as hard as it is for men. Knock someone up and try to demand an abortion in court. Nope, if the mother wants an abortion, she can get it regardless of father's will, and if she doesn't want an abortion, there won't be an abortion, no matter what the father want's.

4. Likely true.

5. Yes.

6. Ok, this isn't really different from 5.

7. Indeed. Men are more likely to be victims of domestic violence than women.

"Grab 'em by the pussy!"

gg qq

He's encouraging, through his cabinet selections and rhetoric.

Beyond that, the family has a racist history that was only fortified by his most recent racist comments about Haitians and Nigerians.

I guess that makes sense in a world where deeds mean nothing, only words do.

I think the rapefest is a good example of a typical manhunt in the media these days. The media seems to think it's ok to judge men publicly just by based on being accused - although, I really don't think the media believes there's an actual case, as if they did, the media would wait until the court ruling.

That's still so simplified as to be a caricature of reality.  

You can't reduce humanity into two people.  There are millions of women and men in the world, many of whom only consider the world from their own perspective.  All conflicts have to be considered independently.  

If the goal is balance and equality then those who push too hard on either are all in the wrong.  

I would just like to point something out about rape. The definition of rape is "unlawful penetration of the vagina, anus or mouth of another person by a sex organ, other body part or an object". This basically means that a woman cannot rape a man unless she inserts her finger or an object into his anus or mouth. Being forced to penetrate a woman's vagina is not considered rape by law. Ironically, this stems from the pretty sexist view that women would never rape somebody. But, if we take into account the number of men who were "forced to penetrate" a woman and consider this to be rape, the number of male rape victims (and female perpetrators) shoots up dramatically. In this study 38% of rape victims were male by this definition. There are also studies that basically show a 50/50 split. Quote from article based on CDC study: "when asked about experiences in the last 12 months, men reported being "made to penetrate" — either by physical force or due to intoxication — at virtually the same rates as women reported rape (Source and underlying study here)

The reason why so few men are "rape victims" is because being "made to penetrate" is classified as "other sexual violence", because it doesn't fit the aforementioned definition of rape by the law. 

Women throwing themselves to Trump is not assault under any circumstance, they were willingly throwing themselves at the man. Weinstein on the other hand, a huge backer of the Democratic party, was making girls have sex with him to move up in Hollywood. THAT is vile.

Other examples include Anthony Weiner, Bill Clinton, Al Franken, George Takeshi, etc. I fail to see how this is Trump's fault.

Call the list BS and agree with the majority of it...

1. Was refering to the US because the list was about the west.

2. You were probably shopping for clothing that doesnt have a Women version. The Car example is an exception. There will be products advertised to Men that cost more but in the grand scheme of things products advertised to Women will cost more.

3. This doesnt really address what i said. I was talking about Women who do want an abortion and that its getting harder for them to get one.

4. Likely True????????????? It is true.

6. Not all acts of sexual assualt is rape.

7. Not true.

I think you are both wrong on domestic abuse. Domestic abuse simply isn't a gender problem, men and women are about equally affected by it (the total number of women being victims is slightly higher - roughly 55 / 45 - but men are more likely to be severely hurt). If you read an article on Huffington Post or something about this, just google the studies behind the numbers. Basically, what these outlets (unfortunately) do is look at the numbers, see roughly a 50/50 split and then pour some assumptions onto them like "women only hit men to defend themselves", so they subtract a rather arbitrary percentage of assaults by females. I know this sounds harsh but that's what they do. For example, Erin Pizzey, the woman who built the first women's shelter, is very anti-feminist these days because she says it's a lie that domestic violence is a gender issue and that most women in her shelters admitted to beating their husbands just as much as they beat them. Just wanted to point this out. (By the way, if this was a thread about social security or health care I'd list sources to show that republican / conservative arguments are often constructed in this way, too. Both sides like to skew the statistics in their favor.)

To paraphrase his quote: "I don't ask for consent. I commit sexual assault."