View Poll Results: Should Women Have a Say in a New Male Code?

**Timocrat** · 15th-February-2009

As already discussed should women have a say in the construction of a New Male Code?

**Tyrael** · 15th-February-2009

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As already discussed should women have a say in the construction of a New Male Code?

We don't need a new male code and women should have no say as they don't know what it's like to be a man.

**shaazam** · 15th-February-2009

new one !!

I just got used to ta old one

**Timocrat** · 15th-February-2009

No is my vote.

**outdoors** · 15th-February-2009

NO! what f'n code?

**Marx** · 15th-February-2009

Well men weren't offered any opportunities to voice any notions in their new codes (feminism promoted)... so why shouldn't we reciprocate that kindness?

On the other side, I think we can (generally) trust ourselves to be not so selfish as they (feminists) have proven to be.

I don't see a problem with normal women giving voice, but certainly feminism should not be offered any voice as it's history has dictated utter gynocentricity.

**Percy** · 15th-February-2009

A 'code' by and for men needs to be Human and Humane as well as Masculine. There will be aspects of such a code that are not gender related; rather identical to both genders.

There are many points of intersect of gender interest and an understanding of a female position is essential. There are points of intersect with society which will apply equally to women as to men and an understanding of a women's position on them will be essential.

Women can 'inform' any code that men may develop.

**Timocrat** · 15th-February-2009

Inform us sure Percy, my vote is against trumping men's views not again informing us of their views. The discussion is here Outdoors and anyone else interested. Click the link below:

http://antimisandry.com/chit-chat-main/take-back-chivalry-18441.html

**Percy** · 15th-February-2009

Yes, Timo, I have put a comment at greater detail there.

It is, of course, quite possible for men of intelligence, sound morality and maturity, integration and authenticity to take women and children into account. But locking out women of similar quality will not make for sound relations, nor would it be consistent with such men's qualities.

Informing is essential to my mind. Men should of course retain a veto right over developing their own code.

**chevalier** · 15th-February-2009

I voted yes. But I suggest it be limited to women who have shown honorable actions and intent. Such as the KM's and kims of the world.

**Kim** · 15th-February-2009

As for actually coming up with some form of manifesto....I would say, no. For the most part, I think men need to decide....unfortunately, feminism has proven that far too many women would use such an opportunity to sway all interests toward their own and disregard the interests of men.

That said, it would be counterproductive to ignore sage advise or good suggestions merely because it comes from women.....akin to cutting off one's nose to spite one's face.

So, while I will be happy to offer my thoughts and suggestions, I wouldn't want any greater part than that. As long as there are good men, there will always be those far more equipped than I to determine a code of conduct for men.

**chevalier** · 15th-February-2009

Kim you should come up with a code for women. I think many women turn to feminism because they have no direction in their lives. I think a code of conduct for women could lead a lot of these women to a better direction in their lives.

**Kim** · 15th-February-2009

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Kim you should come up with a code for women. I think many women turn to feminism because they have no direction in their lives. I think a code of conduct for women could lead a lot of these women to a better direction in their lives.

Yes, I should, Chev. If nothing else comes of it, it might be fun to watch the feminist reaction to the code of conduct I think women should hold to.

**chevalier** · 15th-February-2009

If you want or need any help with this you have but to call dear sister. My wife would also be glad to help I am sure.

**chevalier** · 15th-February-2009

There is no harm in Kim trying. And perhaps women will like the code she comes up with. We simply do not know. There are many codes for men as well. Chivalry being one the code of the feminist male is another though it is unspoken and probably unwritten there is still a code they live by.

So imho I think Kim should go ahead and devise a code and if it works so much the better and if it does not then Kim has tried and cannot be faulted for her effort.