Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "The absurdity of Australia’s ‘Minister for Men's Behaviour’ – with Sall Grover u0026 Terry Barnes" video.

I misread the title briefly. For a moment, I thought Australia had appointed a "minister for men"; in other words to look out for men's rights and interests in a way similar to how the UK government does for women. What a fool I am.
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@JackRichardsonM8 It's true though. They don't differentiate the stats. On the flipside of the coin, you'll note that there has been a rise in female rapists in recent years because the stats don't differentiate between women and trans women. I'm not denying the problem of domestic violence against women; it's just that thanks to systemic misandry these days, I don't care as much as I should.
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@JackRichardsonM8 I suspect most of them were trans men. I suspect also the official stats don't differentiate so prove me wrong.
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@pollyparrot9447 Yes I'm very familiar with it. A female only service that refused to serve a man. And this negates the benefit of a hypothetical minister for men?
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To be honest I don't really care that much. If you keep alienating and demoralising men, we will just give up and disengage with society. When we do that (we already are) then eventually it will all collapse, because the truth is that men are the people that keep actual physical things working. At which point, feminism will be treated like heresy. Happy days.
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We're men. We can brush this off our backs. When feminism attacks men, all it is doing is sawing through the branch it is sitting on. Civilizations rise and fall and, after they have fallen, that is when men have their time.
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@kiranmcgoldrick4247 There's an ancient internet meme "r/whoosh" that applies here.
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