Are Men redundant in our society?

In the eyes of our society, all abusers are monster men, all victims are pure and innocent sweet little women.

Virag Dhulia is the Public Relations Officer of Save Indian Family Foundation, and working for men’s rights and welfare.

3 responses to “Liberate men from Responsibilities”

  1. Rohit

    Its a very good article….but women (or anybody) who has something will not allow easy any change.Like Freedom from UK rule was necessary and all know it from heart but it took revolution of many years with struggle to throw English man out of India(15Aug1947)

    So we need to struggle , strive hard to get our freedom. And how to get it——> when we all unite….and how we can unite —->when more and more people get to know other way when they will come across such situation then they will fight.

  2. Xavier

    A well written article. Why should men shoulder all the responsibilities and get all this flak. Let woman also share the responsibilities and then it will be a gender neutral society. Now woman are getting everything free and mouthing foul language at all men who makes life so smooth for them.

  3. Arvind Aiyar

    The problem is that the state has become the surrogate husband.
    Because the state ‘empowers’ the women by giving them your tax money,
    as benefits, she does not feel the need for having a husband …
    since all the laws are written to support her.
    She is always the victims and you, the male, is always the guilty,
    even if you are not proved guilty.
    It is just enough for her to accuse you .
    But you will be surprised to know that this is a concept imported by
    the rich educated elite in our country by copying like monkeys,
    without thinking about our society and our value system,
    from the West.

    The society and the family, and the community in the West is totally broken.
    If you think that India has more divorces than before … it is still 1% of all marriages.
    In the West it is 50%! No exaggeration. Check it out yourself on Google or Yahoo.

    So, why are these laws and this lifestyle and choices allowed in our country?
    Why is this being done? Who is pushing this?
    The corporations are pushing for it. A single man and a single woman,
    buys more goods and services to live ‘independently’.
    But a family is not about being independent. It is about being interdependent.
    And that is obviously not very good in the short term for businesses like big
    industrial houses.

    In America, as the young men have realised that they are being cheated,
    and will be dumped by women, who have more qualification,
    and are selfish in leading only a party lifestyle … not willing to be part of
    a family for long (only having children then divorce , she gets the custody for child and
    the ex husband’s money and house with it!); they are refusing to marry.

    Now imagine a society without enough marriages to have kids.
    Women, still have kids. Even when not married. They call it single motherhood.
    The child grows up without father. Not knowing what to expect in a father or a husband,
    when time comes to be one or have one (if child is a girl).

    This is how bad and broken the effect of feminism has been in the West.
    India cannot afford this. This must be stopped.

    All good Indian men, want equality for women.
    But look at the Indian women, they want feminism.
    Feminism is not the same thing as Equalism.
    If it was, they would call it Equalism. But no, they call it feminism.
    Because they want to be treated as special. All the benefits, but no responsibility?

    How can that be. Therefore, it is right, let men not take the responsibility.
    And only then will the women realise the importance of having a husband to take care of them and their family.

    Please read more about the Mens Right Movement on the internet and protect your rights.

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