"Well it's been a while and I'm happy to say the Man's club is actually a thing.
It's just too bad I no longer go to that school. Fortunately I'm still welcomed to the club.
Suggested it to one of the teacher and he…"
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Manliness Club in High School
Started this discussion. Last reply by John May 24. 41 Replies 0 Likes
I've been inspired by the posts of this site and have decided to form a Manliness Club at my school.The situation is that it's a small school with about 30-50 students so every Thursday all the girls…Continue
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John replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"They are called the Women's Empowerment club and I'm pretty sure they aren't the negative type of feminist not sure if they're actually feminist at all?"
John replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"My bad, it's not the Feminist club, it's called the Women's Empowerment Club"
David F. replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"I agree with what you wrote and it is well stated. I guess I take feminist to be of the Susan B Anthony type.
I take radical feminists to be the men must step aside now type.
But that is only my definition.
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Rebekah replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"+1
I was lumping together all "feminists," because I was pointing out that 90% of self-styled "feminism" today is the stuff AoM would have to be jerky and hypocritical to object to: For example, Sheryl Sandberg hosting dinner…"
Jack Bauer replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Another is that professional activists have to be upset about something to avoid unemployment. There's a disincentive to admitting when the job is finished. The 10% get louder when the 90% don't care anymore.
I…"
Rebekah replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Certainly there are meanings of "feminism" that relate to equality. "Back in the day" it was about equal franchise and property rights. Hardly anyone today disagrees with these aspects of the "feminist movement," though…"
Jack Bauer replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Different and equal aren't mutually exclusive. Reasonable people are concerned about political, economic and social equality ... not physical equality. Whether women have an equal vote and a chance to…"
Paul_of_TX replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"If you will open your eyes and look at the facts they are not equal they are different. Both genders in general have different strengths and weaknesses. At certain tasks one is usually better than the other overall; not looking at two specific…"
StaggerLee replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Maybe a light mostly for fun tax if caught with pants hanging off the ass or in a button down shirt with the sleeves cut off anywhere but the farm or other manual labor site."
Milo Morris replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Sorry. I was having a little fun there."
Jack Bauer replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Because some feminists are worth opposing.
JB"
David F. replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"I think that feminism is term that means meany different things to many different people. So given this how do you define feminism? How is id not related to equality?
And what is a "vag-badge"?…"
Aaron F Kendrick replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"Well this is a good place to start. The art of manliness website has that book list and I think the basis for discussion on manliness. I would also suggest that you start with the manly honor and the differences between the Gentleman,…"
"Is this little club of girls actually called a feminist club? Do you know what they talk about and push in that club?
First club you could start is one on rational, calm debate where you learn all pertinant facts before making…"
Michael D. Denny replied to John's discussion Manliness Club in High School"I honestly meant no implication there Milo, beyond what I wrote. "
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