The right to decide whether or not they have a child, for one.
Except that last time I checked, in the West - you know, where feminism started and is most dominant - men are often legally considered fathers whether or not they want to be. Including when they turn out not to be the biological father. The system is set up so the mother can get a dude on the hook, and it’s exceedingly difficult for him to wriggle off of it. And culturally, men trying to escape their “responsibility as fathers” are frowned upon.
The right, in every single country in the goddamn world, to not be forcibly married as a child (and therefore raped as a child.)
Boys are never forced into arranged marriages. Got it.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/09/18/the-sad-hidden-plight-of-child-grooms.html
http://projects.aljazeera.com/2015/05/child-marriage/cambodia.html
http://www.upworthy.com/in-nepal-young-boys-are-turning-into-husbands-one-former-child-groom-speaks-out
The right to vote (in many countries in the world a woman can’t even drive or leave her home without a male escort.)
Again, in feminism’s primary areas of concern (the US), women have been able to vote for about a century now.
The right to walk around uncovered (both in the sense of the middle East where women have to wear veils and headscarves, and in the West where female nipples are rated obscene but male nipples somehow are not.)
Last time I checked, >walking about topless was perfectly legal in most US states<.
The right to pay less for equivilant products.
Oh, >that old chestnut<? Short form; women’s leg and pubic hair and men’s facial hair are different. Hence different razors. There’s also nothing stopping women from buying men’s products.
The right to get paid for the amount of work they actually do.
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=wage+gap+myth
The short version is that the most famous quoted statistic measures the average of all of women’s jobs with the average of all of men’s jobs, even though men and women generally take different jobs. Moreover, there are several laws against gender-based pay discrimination in the West, starting with the Equal Pay Act, from 1963.
The right to say no to sex, and not have it be proof that they ‘don’t’ or ‘can’t’ enjoy sex or that they’re ‘frigid’ or ‘prudes’.
Yet another meme that I hear more about from feminists than from reality.
The right to say no to sex, and then not have it forced upon them anyway.
They have that right. If someone forces sex upon a woman, they’ve committed rape. It is a crime. Call the police.
Interestingly enough, Indian sexual assault laws only recognize rape as something a man does to a woman, thanks to women’s advocates fighting to keep the law from being changed. You may say that’s just the undeveloped world, but the UK’s Sexual Offenses Act 2003 legally defines rape as forcibly penetrating someone with a penis. That’s right; if a woman forces someone to penetrate her, or forcibly penetrates them, it’s not rape. In fact, only forcible penetration carries the same penalty as rape.
The right to walk without fear in places they’ve never been, alone—wearing shorts, even!
I’m sorry, you seem to be confused. A right is something you are legally allowed to do. There is, to date, no law or statute preventing women from walking around unafraid.
Of course, your belief that men don’t walk around afraid is rather odd, because men are more likely to be victims of assault and murder.
The right to be thought of as a human being that has worth, rather than a decorative object or living incubator.
Again, you’re talking about thoughtcrime here. I’m surprised you ran out of actual “rights” so quickly. There is nothing preventing someone from objectifying men, sexually or otherwise. For example;
Fifth Harmony’s hit single “Worth It”, about how much they want to bang dudes. The men in the video above - Kid Ink excluded - are presented as little more than…decorative objects.
Also, generally speaking, it’s quite unlikely that men will be considered “incubators”, as opposed to, say, “sperm donors”.
The right to have one’s opinions taken seriously.
There are no laws stating that men’s opinions have to be taken seriously. If there were, feminists would not be allowed to have those cute little “misandry” and “male tears” t-shirts and coffee mugs. The term “mansplaining” would be punishable with legal penalties. In fact, >there’s a scientifically documented bias in favor of women<, and >evidence indicating that it’s women who are more likely to have in-group bias, not men<.
I’ve seen this claim a fair amount, and I think it arises from the belief that feminist women have their opinions ignored because they’re women. They’re not. They’re ignored because they’re being expressed poorly, are stupid, and/or because of feminism’s reputation. All of those are fixable, though the last one may take more work than the others. >If feminism really believed it was being ignored because sexism, it would try harder to recruit dudes as frontmen<. Not that some feminists don’t try, mind.
The right to be an utter disgusting, filthy lazy ambitionless slob and still feel entitled to an attractive, high-quality partner.
Women have that right too. Look up some of the nuttier fat acceptance folks.
The right to enjoy and seek out sex without being punished for it or having it assumed they’re vapid airheads who can’t close their legs.
Because men who sleep around are never demonized as womanizers or man-sluts or whatever have you. /s
Say, have you noticed the converse; that a man without sexual experience is sneered at?
The right to make dirty jokes/use crude sexual language/be as offensive as they damn well please, and get away with it because ‘boys will be boys’.
Wait a second. You seem to be going back and forth here. Women should be allowed to bang who they want, as much as they want, without stigma, but men should be penalized for dirty jokes? That seems inconsistent.
>The right to never have to worry about being a single parent; their obligation ends if they just walk away.
I’m sorry, do you watch daytime television? At all? Even leaving that aside, the US child support system is tilted heavily in favor of mothers, and, again, there’s a strong stigma against “deadbeat dads”.
In short, pretty much every thing you’ve said is wrong. Whether incorrect, not actually a right, a right do in fact women have, hypocritical, an attempt to penalize thoughtcrime, or some combination of the above.
MRA\ feminism seriously though MRAs are actually so stupid what right fucking goddamn this is why misandrists happen
I’m sorry, no one said anything about MRAs. You just pigeonholed OP based on your prejudice. And then proceeded to invalidate your own point about men’s opinions being taken seriously.
Well, assuming you think OP is a man.
Which I have little doubt you do.
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