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16th-March-2006 #1Darth Brooks Guest
hi
This stuff is gold. I grew up with a feminist mother and a workaholic father who generally wanted me to 'make peace with your mother' when he got home from his stressfull and demanding job as a senior engineer, whenever we had the inevitable child-parent disputes that feminist mothers have with their independantly minded sons since he was too tired to give a shit who said what to whom and knew the only way to end the dispute was for me to 'be a man' and 'admit fault'.
Eventually they had me diagnosed with ADD and prescribed with Dexamphetaine (similar to ritalin) which I suppose they thought solved the problem...
I'd just like to take my hat off to Angry Harry (the first anti feminist website I ever came across- woah, I thought I had strong negative opinions about radical feminists...), Duncan Idaho, Captain Zarmband and the like for helping me to see that I was not alone in my convictions.
I have no children and have never been married so I've come off relatively unscathed from the feminist movement. I welcome input from some of the older guys for the value of their life experience with feminism.
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16th-March-2006 #2
Welcome!
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Welcome to my humble abode, Darth.. I look forward to your input.
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16th-March-2006 #4
I am a newbie to this forum, but not new to the antics of feminists.
Welcome!
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16th-March-2006 #5
Hi Darth
Although you aren't married and don't have children, trust me, you HAVE been affected by the feminist movement
If you haven't, then you wouldn't be on a forum such as this lol
All of us are victims of feminist lies and propaganda, even if some men haven't realised this yet, i.e. the 'new men' like David Cameron/Tony Blair, who put all women's issues first




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