Men’s Rights Association Requests a Ban on Baek Ji Young’s ‘Good Boy’ Song

[Zuberi]

Article here. Excerpt:
'A men’s rights association in Korea, Man of Korea, has filed an official request to seek the distribution ban of Baek Ji Young’s recently released title song, GoodBoy. The group filed the motion against Baek Ji Young’s Good Boy on grounds the song lyrics belittled men. A representative for Man of Korea said, “Baek Ji Young’s Good Boy contains contents about an older women domesticating a younger man. That expression, like that of a dog and its master, demeans men.”

I was unable to put this article in "Priority News" section.

The MRAs in Korea are putting in some work.
They have my respect and admiration because like us, they actaully give a damn!

[Andy Man]

I added a comment to the page. Perhaps other would like to also.

[Andy Man]

Mmmm. It seems that any comment I make on Yahoo sites is being removed.

[FloatyBoaty]

Mmmm. It seems that any comment I make on Yahoo sites is being removed.

Any movement in the right direction is always met with persecution.

[haute macabre]

I hope they keep fighting the good fight.

[Traveler]

Mmmm. It seems that any comment I make on Yahoo sites is being removed.

Same thing happened to one of mine a while ago. I'd just posted about how the lacrosse-playing boy from the UK should be allowed to continue his membership in his US high school team. It wasn't a big post, just basically saying that he should have the right to play in an all-girl sport as there isn't a corresponding all-boy team. After all, we do the same for girls who want to play football, right? Well, it was up for about 2 minutes...then gone. Seems SOMEONE didn't like hearing about true equality in school sports!
Oh well, at least my comments are still up on Chapins Inferno

PS.-
In case you didn't hear, he's a few years younger than everyone else and the only male on the team. He was kicked off after some of the competing schools declared him to be too good of a player. Hmmm, a boy who's motivated to keep playing the game he loved while living in the UK, where both sexes enjoy it, is doing better than a bunch of females who only play for the fact it's an extracurricular? Yeah, totally unfair to the "poor ladies" who actually need to practice FOR REAL now!

[PokemonMasterTrainer]

Never heard of her.

[Marx]

In case you didn't hear, he's a few years younger than everyone else and the only male on the team. He was kicked off after some of the competing schools declared him to be too good of a player. Hmmm, a boy who's motivated to keep playing the game he loved while living in the UK, where both sexes enjoy it, is doing better than a bunch of females who only play for the fact it's an extracurricular? Yeah, totally unfair to the "poor ladies" who actually need to practice FOR REAL now!

This one? Boy not allowed to playon girls team because he's too good

[Traveler]

This one? Boy not allowed to playon girls team because he's too good

Yup. Blah, it was field hockey-not lacrosse. Sorry for the mix-up. :P

[Unregistered]

Same thing happened to one of mine a while ago. I'd just posted about how the lacrosse-playing boy from the UK should be allowed to continue his membership in his US high school team. It wasn't a big post, just basically saying that he should have the right to play in an all-girl sport as there isn't a corresponding all-boy team. After all, we do the same for girls who want to play football, right? Well, it was up for about 2 minutes...then gone. Seems SOMEONE didn't like hearing about true equality in school sports!
Oh well, at least my comments are still up on Chapins Inferno

PS.-
In case you didn't hear, he's a few years younger than everyone else and the only male on the team. He was kicked off after some of the competing schools declared him to be too good of a player. Hmmm, a boy who's motivated to keep playing the game he loved while living in the UK, where both sexes enjoy it, is doing better than a bunch of females who only play for the fact it's an extracurricular? Yeah, totally unfair to the "poor ladies" who actually need to practice FOR REAL now!

It's funny that you say "we do the same for girls who want to play football" when that very rarely happens and very few schools even allow the opposite gender onto their teams. Also, it is incredibly rude to say that the women are inefficient without one MALE player on their team, I am sure that they did not feel any sense of loss from having one child leave their team. Also, true equality REALLY? If this was true "equality" there wouldn't be gendered teams OR there would be male and female teams for every sport. Plus, let's not even get started on PROFESSIONAL sports like American football and baseball that don't have at least a female equivalence.