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Old 01-19-2016, 11:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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You can advocate for both at the same time brah.

But I'd say I'm specifically interested in the rights that actually effect me and people born in my country.
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Well, what rights do men not have? That's a serious question, because other than the right to have children or maybe report a rape, I don't see it.
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Well, what rights do men not have? That's a serious question, because other than the right to have children or maybe report a rape, I don't see it.
The right to not be genitally mutilated at birth?

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Well, what rights do men not have? That's a serious question, because other than the right to have children or maybe report a rape, I don't see it.
Well, you kinda hinted at some inequalities yourself (children, parental expectations and and obligations being a major one), as well as what Monkey said. Those alone are enough to justify the existence of a group that advocates for the human rights of Men and Boy's.

They also exist to point out general inequalities that are not specifically "human rights" such as the severe lack of men's shelters, the massive difference between men and women when it comes to suicide and homelessness. Or even men being expected to retire at an older age.
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