BBC3: I am a mens right activist.

[puntingking]

LINK :

External Link/Members Only

I thought I share this short documentary with you all which was released from the BBC early this week.

I did think it did not go far enough to address the issues that men and boys face but you can't expect too much in a 20 minute documentary.

[Payyourwaymate]

Every site wants personal details to register to play a video these days  .

20 mins is indeed not enough, mens right often goes unspoken. It's like they are expect to just deal with it, especially men that get slaughtered by the divorce courts and cannot see their kids. I'm curious as to why they were talking about domestic violence, is it worth the watch? I might register for a bbc account with a burner email.

[winkywanky]

What's the matter, don't you pay your Licence Fee? 

[Payyourwaymate]

What's the matter, don't you pay your Licence Fee? 

Yh it's paid, but ever since I started learning more about data privacy and anonymity on the internet, I've slowly started to become cautious about giving out too much unnecessary information and data. I used a burner email in the end.

[Payyourwaymate]

LINK :

External Link/Members Only

I thought I share this short documentary with you all which was released from the BBC early this week.

I did think it did not go far enough to address the issues that men and boys face but you can't expect too much in a 20 minute documentary.

Thanks for the link, I watched it. They should have done it as a multi-part series, as there was not enough information presented for the average viewer to make a balanced assessment of the topics presented and to come to an informed conclusion. It was just presented as us vs them with a brief exploration as to why various parties think there is a MRA movement and the possible consequences. I do not understand the segment on domestic violence, they only spoke on it for 2 mins and it was whether the man in question believed that statistics or not. Very odd . I suppose it would raise awareness for anyone that was not aware of the mens rights movement.

5.5 out of 10 I would rate it.

[winkywanky]

Yh it's paid, but ever since I started learning more about data privacy and anonymity on the internet, I've slowly started to become cautious about giving out too much unnecessary information and data. I used a burner email in the end.

 

[Squire Haggard]

There's no such thing as gender equality. Can you imagine women's rights being labelled 'controversial' ?

''Journalist Alvaro Alvarez travels with former porn-star and men’s rights activist Philipp Tanzer to a Conference on Men’s Issues, shedding light on the controversial movement.''

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The journalist asked the question "can men get radicalised by the movement" or something on them lines. I was thinking to myself at the time. Yes they can. Anyone can be radicalised by anything they see or read. I bet you he would not do a documentary on women's issues and ask them the same question as he ask the men's right activist.

[puntingking]

Thanks for the link, I watched it. They should have done it as a multi-part series, as there was not enough information presented for the average viewer to make a balanced assessment of the topics presented and to come to an informed conclusion. It was just presented as us vs them with a brief exploration as to why various parties think there is a MRA movement and the possible consequences. I do not understand the segment on domestic violence, they only spoke on it for 2 mins and it was whether the man in question believed that statistics or not. Very odd . I suppose it would raise awareness for anyone that was not aware of the mens rights movement.

5.5 out of 10 I would rate it.