Have you seen http://www.thethirdjihad.com ? Are you going to tell this Muslim that he is Islamophobic?

Besides all that, it gives people like me an honest and reasonable way to deal with our fury and the nasty, grubby feeling that reading a hate post leaves one with.

equality in your sense is the equal ‘right’ to obey the law.

The telco provisions of the Commonwealth Crimes Act does not seem to think so. It prevents the use of a “carriage service” (a term which includes the Web) to harass, threaten or attempt to intimidate.

The motivation IS NOT intimidation. Some of comments may sure feel intimidating, but the they are not an attempt to make you to shut up,
I don’t think so. If a young woman is threatened by telling her she will be killed or raped, she is quite rightly going to feel fear. On far too many occasions, the “threats” have been followed up by action.

(this discourse is actually quite fun)
Glad you think so.

but to hurt your feelings and in extension to make themselves, ourselves, feel better.. Its not pretty, but its true.

You aren’t hurting my feelings mate. If someone is so inadequate and socially inept they need to get their thrills from anonymously trying to degrade and humiliate women because they are women, then they need medical help.

You say that feminism isn’t a club or single ideology – maybe you could understand the need for all MRA’s not to be put in the same box aswell?

So what “rights” do you feel you are deprived of? The young men in my family are quite comfortable with the notion of equality with their female partners. In terms of parenting, it has been liberating for them. For instance, they can now fully participate in the raising of their children rather than just being regarded as the source of income, which was the case in earlier times.

MRA’s don’t argue phenomological ‘evidence’ of feminism, but the philosophical, psychological, economical, biological and legal consequences of the historical movement.

I am yet to see a convincing argument for reducing the status of women to what it was.

Think about it – if you reduce half the population to second-class status you reduce the productivity and advancement of the community as a whole.