OK to blame all men but not OK to blame all Muslims....hypocrisy, page-246

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nini8365

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21/06/18

07:51

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Originally posted by happypunter ↑

Look how many likes my post has got, well over 100 is less than a day........it's obviously struck a chord.

Men are far more likely to be victims of crime than women but it doesn't create a media sympathy storm as much as when women are.

This is blatant identity politics. As I stated if a Muslim commits a terrorist act against non-Muslims the MSM immediately tell us not to condemn Muslims and that their is nothing wrong with the Muslim religion, it is a religion of peace and no need for them to change a thing......and in addition anyone who suggests such a thing is a racist and a bigot.

But a man commits a violent act against a woman and immediately all men are tainted, we need to change our attitudes towards women, as Lisa Wilkinson says we need to tell our sons not to rape women.

Blatant double standards and hypocrisy. Just as all Muslims are not responsible for the acts of a few, nor are all men responsible for the acts of a few men. Men are getting increasingly tired of these double standards and it's about time we found our voice and spoke up.

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100 likes on this forum is embarrassing.

If you are concerned about men, why don’t you get organised and do something about the violence. That would be a good start, and is what needs to happen. It’s not hard to understand. You can broaden the argument all you want but it comes down to the basic premise that men are causing the violence, no matter where you look in the world.
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