Feminist domination of the media

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Here are some examples, ranging from the merely distasteful - the attempt to present men as fools and women as geniuses - through the disturbing - the ad where a woman 'apologises' for a baby being a boy - to the downright sinister - the tendency to regard female on male violence as 'funny.'

As a former victim of domestic violence - when I was in my 20s and before I met my wife - I was routinely beaten up by my then girlfriend. She stood at 5ft 6 while I am 6ft 4 so the police would never have believed that SHE was the aggressor.

Anyway, here are some ads, YouTube videos and articles from magazines, newspapers and blogs showing the increasing prevalence of misandry and feminist ideas in advertising.











www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2804170/I-hate-insidious-trend-belittling-men-says-MELISSA-KITE.html

www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2804170/I-hate-insidious-trend-belittling-men-says-MELISSA-KITE.html

hubpages.com/relationships/Misandry-And-The-Media-A-Case-Study-Women-Are-Smarter-Than-Men

www.salon.com/2015/02/02/sorry_dudebros_sarah_silvermans_sorry_its_a_boy_super_bowl_ad_isnt_sexist/

www.nytimes.com/2005/01/28/business/media/men-are-becoming-the-ad-target-of-the-gender-sneer.html

www.marieclaire.co.uk/news/546532/this-is-how-people-react-when-a-woman-hits-a-man.html

www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/27x767/is_domestic_violence_against_men_funny_and_cool/

goodmenproject.com/featured-content/andrew-smiler-6-ways-jokes-about-violence-against-men-harms-male-victims/

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Two more YouTube videos showing the hypocrisy of feminists about domestic violence against men:

[apple]

Advertisers now portray men the way they portrayed women in the 1950s: as either dumb or pretty.

I suppose that advertising pendulum is swinging....

[Chelonian]

Misandry in advertising is still far below the amount of misogyny in advertising. Someone got butthurt by a feminist by the sounds of it.

[josephdphillips]

Aug 5, 2016 16:33:22 GMT -5 @mikemarshall said:

I was routinely beaten up by my then girlfriend.

Gee, I can't imagine why.

[apple]

I'm curious Mike, do you believe that the current "feminist-dominated-media" is at all reflective of the times?

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Aug 5, 2016 17:41:16 GMT -5 Chelonian said:

Misandry in advertising is still far below the amount of misogyny in advertising. Someone got butthurt by a feminist by the sounds of it.

Some of us believe in fairness, chelonian. Feminists only seem to be concerned with what they see as unfairness against women.

Yet another reason why feminism is a form of fascism.

No doubt that is why you approve of it; you have demonstrated on numerous occasions your committment to a fascist ideology.

Nor is your statement true; as someone who not only reads or watches a lot of adverts but also has a brother-in-law who works in the advertising industry, the amount of misogynist advertising is virtually zero while there is a HUGE volume of misandrist adverts.

But my point is that BOTH attitudes are indefensible.

Why do YOU give misandry a free pass?

The only logical explanation is because of your feminist-fascist attitudes.

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Aug 5, 2016 17:46:10 GMT -5 josephdphillips said:

Aug 5, 2016 16:33:22 GMT -5 @mikemarshall said:

I was routinely beaten up by my then girlfriend.

Gee, I can't imagine why.

I made the mistake of telling her that I thought you were a decent, fair-minded, caring human being, Joseph.

At that point in time I had not yet realised my error in that respect.

So she beat me up for being stupid enough to imagine that you WERE a decent, fair-minded, caring human being.

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Aug 5, 2016 18:08:26 GMT -5 apple said:

I'm curious Mike, do you believe that the current "feminist-dominated-media" is at all reflective of the times?

As I have said several times, I believe that it is partly reflective of the times and partly a conscious attempt to mould public opinion in the direction of a feminist agenda.

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Aug 5, 2016 17:33:21 GMT -5 apple said:

Advertisers now portray men the way they portrayed women in the 1950s: as either dumb or pretty.

I suppose that advertising pendulum is swinging....

The point is that both attitudes are indefensible.

Feminists of course simply view the world from the point of view of their own special interests and their own agenda.

[Chelonian]

Aug 6, 2016 11:12:29 GMT -5 @mikemarshall said:

Aug 5, 2016 17:41:16 GMT -5 Chelonian said:

Misandry in advertising is still far below the amount of misogyny in advertising. Someone got butthurt by a feminist by the sounds of it.

Some of us believe in fairness, chelonian. Feminists only seem to be concerned with what they see as unfairness against women.

Yet another reason why feminism is a form of fascism.

No doubt that is why you approve of it; you have demonstrated on numerous occasions your committment to a fascist ideology.

Nor is your statement true; as someone who not only reads or watches a lot of adverts but also has a brother-in-law who works in the advertising industry, the amount of misogynist advertising is virtually zero while there is a HUGE volume of misandrist adverts.

But my point is that BOTH attitudes are indefensible.

Why do YOU give misandry a free pass?

The only logical explanation is because of your feminist-fascist attitudes.

More insults from the hypocrite. You truly live under a rock if you think misandry is more common than misogyny in media.

[Chelonian]

The only one with an agenda here is you. You seek to force your opinion (founded on falsehoods) on everyone and insult them when they dare say contrary to your warped view of how the modern world is. I suggest you actually pay attention next time you read a magazine or watch a tv show. Take off the blinkered glasses too.

[josephdphillips]

Aug 6, 2016 11:17:14 GMT -5 @mikemarshall said:

I made the mistake of telling her that I thought you were a decent, fair-minded, caring human being, Joseph.

I will need time to recover from this blistering retort.

Whatever comprises the vast feminist conspiracy against men, I'm sure they aren't worried so much about you, Mikey.