As for "struggles", study history. The minor struggles that modern men in developed countries deal with are nothing compared to what our ancestors faced. I was never drafted and sent to assault the beach at Normandy.
As for "struggles", study history. The minor struggles that modern men in developed countries deal with are nothing compared to what our ancestors faced. I was never drafted and sent to assault the beach at Normandy.
It's not a complex when it's actually occurring. This is like like Russia telling the world it's not invading Ukraine, it's denazifying it: "Oh please Ukraine, let's lose the persecution complex."
>If there is any discrimination against men happening in academia it's in the clown show departments that no one cares about anyway.
This is when you're unintentionally correct. The problem being critical departments are clown shows, including ones like admissions.
>As for "struggles", study history.
It's clear you haven't.
>The minor struggles that modern men in developed countries deal with are nothing compared to what our ancestors faced.
"The minor struggles that modern women in developed countries deal with are nothing compared to what our ancestors faced."
>I was never drafted and sent to assault the beach at Normandy
This has to be satire. The largest European land war since WWII is currently raging, with drafts currently occurring.
https://connect.chronicle.com/rs/931-EKA-218/images/MaleEnro...
In case your main way of assessing information is its tribal affiliation (it shouldn't be for gods sake): this publication was written by a woman, it devotes substantial time to black male enrollment where the problem is extra bad, and the CHE leans center-left according to Media Bias/Fact Check.
But hey if you weren't at Normandy you don't have problems right? Good lord, what a non sequitur
You keep saying, over and over again, that as a broad generalization you simply believe white men are inferior to everyone else. That in itself is a racist and sexist statement - you're asserting that all people of a particular race and gender are inferior, because of their race and gender.
It doesn't matter if you believe this is the case because of some historical occurrence, it's still discriminatory and just as offensive as stereotyping and discriminating against anybody else would be.
It's not good to assume anyone is inferior and in your words "pathetic" because of their race and gender. I can't believe we still have to tell people this in 2024.
Commenter: Men are suffering and no one cares.
Response: No they aren't and quit your whining.
This is a great example of 'reaction proves the point'.