Comments by "Mesolithic Man" (@mesolithicman164) on "Why Can't Politicians Define "Woman"? Do we need 21st century suffragettes to defend women's rights?" video.

What about the female war on men? Divorce courts, entry into all men's spaces and sports, and male jobs? This all goes one way.
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@774Rob I can see it on my feed but your original comment said it better than mine. The selective outrage is almost amusing. Men are just meant to accept being treated as 3rd class citizens, despite holding the infrastructure of society together. I don't know why we put up with it.
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@raminybhatti5740 You read my mind. When it was all the other way there was no problem. But now....
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Do ya think that in the light of this, that maybe, just maybe, women should rethink their 'rights' to have access to all men's spaces and sports? And maybe men should get a fair share in the divorce courts? Men being allowed to see their kids one Sunday per month, does that seem reasonable now we're talking about 'fairness'?
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Spot on Rob. When it's ordinary men being replaced by women, hey, that's feminist emancipation. All good. But now it's a group higher on the victim ladder claiming access to their spaces, they don't like it. No concerns when they were replacing men and claiming men's stuff.
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That's the main reason the EU hates Hungary. They function in the same way as Sweden did with Covid. The exception that proves the majority are wrong. Apparently Orban's election win was 'anti Democratic'. ? Go figure.
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In Hungary ALL the opposition parties united trying to defeat Orban in the general election. He won, receiving 2/3 of the vote. That is a society saying we, the majority, are absolutely in agreement with our leadership. It's right the media reflects that majority.
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@terryhand I don't think you understand the facts. In the UK, I would say a majority of the population leans to the right, we're a small C Conservative nation, yet our media is dominantly Left, so it's representing the minority views of the cosmopolitan types, not the majority. Orban defeated the progressive Left, the Greens, and the extremes of both sides. All the opposition. Yet the Hungarian media is representative of the 2/3 majority that voted for him. You may not like it, but that's a fair representation. It's not a minority preaching to the majority, like we have in the UK.
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