Thread: ManWomanMyth

This is the guy that introduced me to MRA. Love it.

According to their site they still have a number of videos yet to be released. I can't wait. Those guys are epic. I only wish their was the equivalent in the U.S., though they don't limit their discussions to England.

I have been progressively downloading the videos to my computer. But there are many, many to go, and more in the pipeline.

I look forward to a 'DVD Set' that I will be happy to purchace.

This effort is a good one to contribute to financially.

Meanwhile I send emails to TV stations encouraging them to contact MWM with a view to showing them on TV.

Meanwhile I send emails to TV stations encouraging them to contact MWM with a view to showing them on TV.

What TV network would show it?
Although more than worthy of a TV spot, women would turn the channel immediately, meaning they won't buy the crap that is advertised to them (and mostly them) during the show, resulting in advertising agencies and huge companies, threatening the network with removing the advertising, which in turn empties the networks pockets.

Although I would love to see MWM on TV, it'll never happen, not as long as women control the money, sad but true.

6, I have been chasing 7Mate, an Oz TV station, part of the Channel 7 stable.

It is supposed to be for blokes.

7mate - Channel 7 - Yahoo!7 TV

It would help if others sent emails to them as well.

That's a thought, we have a channel called Dave (no, really), which is for guys, even going as far as to name it after the most popular guys name in Britain. Maybe a list of "guy" channels could be put together from around the globe, and we could send them all E-mails, just a thought, maybe something for a different thread.

Do you have a site link, 6?

Yes, here it is: Dave - The Home of Witty Comedy Banter : Dave

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That's a thought, we have a channel called Dave (no, really), which is for guys, even going as far as to name it after the most popular guys name in Britain. Maybe a list of "guy" channels could be put together from around the globe, and we could send them all E-mails, just a thought, maybe something for a different thread.

Me and my youngest girl love the 'Dave' channel.

I am at a blank as to what to do about this but one thing is for sure: we must do everything we can to promote these videos.

Good show Percy by starting a thread on this!

I've already talked to the author, and he's hesitant to move the videos into an offline or broadcast televised format due to copyright issues (he uses excerpts from copyrighted works). So far he hasn't gotten into trouble merely for making some YouTube videos. But I offered to burn the videos to DVD for him and distribute them to local libraries, where they can be rented out and used for presentations. But he hasn't taken me up on that yet.

I viewed the entire series several months ago and learned something about the impact of the gynocracy on men the West

eg sailors - men are referred to as assets and dead miners merely as casualites ! clearly the feminit media does not like crediting soldiers as men ratheras numbers! there was one scene where a reference was made about the huge numbers of men and wimyn buried in a war cemetarey but in fact the numbers of wimyn were counted on one hand

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I've already talked to the author, and he's hesitant to move the videos into an offline or broadcast televised format due to copyright issues (he uses excerpts from copyrighted works). So far he hasn't gotten into trouble merely for making some YouTube videos. But I offered to burn the videos to DVD for him and distribute them to local libraries, where they can be rented out and used for presentations. But he hasn't taken me up on that yet.

Now I'm not sure if there is an equivalent in the UK, but here in the U.S. we have the fair use doctrine. I've watched all of the avalable videos they put out and in my non-expert opinion they are fully protected. They use the news clips and such to criticize and highlight misandry in the media. Now they could still be sued, but fair use is a workable defense. According to the wiki page on fair use, only the U.S. and Israel fully recognize fair use, with Canada and South Korea having similar, but limited, exceptions.

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Fair use, a limitation and exception to the exclusive right granted by copyright law to the author of a creative work, is a doctrine in United States copyright law that allows limited use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights holders. Examples of fair use include commentary, criticism, news reporting, research, teaching, library archiving and scholarship. It provides for the legal, non-licensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author's work under a four-factor balancing test. The term fair use originated in the United States. A similar principle, fair dealing, exists in some other common law jurisdictions. Civil law jurisdictions have other limitations and exceptions to copyright.

Once again, someone would have to figure out what exceptions exist on the that side of the pond.

The fellow has being doing some sterling work and his site certainly looks the part.

His videos certainly exceed the requisite quality to be broadcast on a larger media platform, so maybe enquiring as to exactly what legalities constrain this or not would be helpful in progressing further.