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And you can post what you want, no skin off of me, but your comments do seem a bit off-topic. 
Our very own MRA... Boys.. 'Mens' group will be out in force to let you know you are just another rad fem oppressing them. 
But all one need do is read the thread, read the words and take a glance at some peoples favorite Group Thanks for coming out 
"27 posts and got banned? I'm counting that as a "men's group regular"!!!"
Just your usual goofy tirade?
At least you're consistent.
No one defending a "Totally Hawt Celeb" thread either...
....unfortunately, Warren stole the copyright idea first.
Never sorry to see them go. As you say, they're unbecoming to the DU community.
... so going to an actual site might be enlightening
I wouldn't know where to find one though.
Be warned, though, some of the regulars are a tad sensitive sometimes, to various things. Nice folks overall, but some may overreact just a tad if you happen to slip up; just try to apologize and try to keep their feelings in mind for future reference.
We are a totally sexist free society just as we are a totally racist free society. 
As to the rhetorical tactic of identifying "outrage," it's not a projection at all. It's a very common tactic on DU, oiften used against a number of HoF posters, in fact. The intent is to distract from the discussion at hand and to attempt to force the person to defend against baseless accusations of outrage.
Similarly, accusing someone of being "incensed" is the same tactic. I am not incensed, so I have no reason to justify that charge.
The problem is what MRA's do in actuality.
I've surfed around a few and they can be very scary (if you're seeing them through a woman's eyes.) They are absolutely of a mind with revenge porn interests.
When I've surfed our own MRA forum, I haven't seen the level of aggression noted above, but I have noticed that the bulk of posts were about who's the hottest female celeb, or bashing and complaining about the "Sisters of Perpetual Outrage", their term for DU feminists who speak openly about artifacts of culturally engrained misogyny. But most of the ugliest He-Men are gone from here now, thank god.
Back in the days of DU2, it was nearly impossible to get some of the worst of them tombstoned, because they delighted in calm-sounding sociopathic word games to anger women who challenged them. Then, when the women would get angry and voice their rage, the scum would alert and it was the Women who got booted! (ask me how I know this )
Glad sexism awareness has evolved here.....
But to return to the earlier point, those dudes here who do participate in the DU feminist scorn--they could be called the playground bully brothers of taking cultural analyses personally. Or something.
you are more informed than I am regarding this.
Yes indeed, they are functioning in the same world of rage and projection that freep republic does. It's really sick.
Other examples of widespread hate against females can be seen in the comments sections of many mass-popular websites, like youtube, yahoo and urban dictionary.
Youtube, for example---vids posted by or about talented young women will invariably be overrun with dudes making sexual comments.
Either of the "I'm in love with u, ur so pretty" variety, or the "f#cking stinking p#ssy w#ore why don't u gobble my c#ck" variety. Or "you're fat and ugly who'd want to f#ck you." Many times, females particularly young pretty ones, have to resort to blocking comments.
And forget it if you're just an average girl who wants to post average or silly stuff like the guys do!
I cleaned up the spellings because I don't want to have mypoint lost and post hidden by any word-moralists!
That caught my attention… 
kooky men's rights are two different issues.
I can't take the extreme men's thing seriously. I don't know any guy (young or old) that thinks like that. Like any bizarre extremist group, I think they lurk on the fringes -and basements too.
The revenge thing is wrong. But again, as I have said before, how many times do naked pictures have to get posted before people wise up and DON'T TAKE THEM. This goes with extra crazy party pictures too. Not everybody is your 'friend' and people seem to be meaner now than ever. I wonder how they square their feelings about the NSA with this constant need to send boob or dick pictures around, and every irrelevant detail about your life. 
You can't scream about privacy one minute, and then shove your phone down your pants or blouse, click, send.
My great grandmothers owned the ranches and dairies. One great grandma owned the house my rocket-scientist grandfather and my grandma lived in until she passed on.
Have I said the roads around here are family names? Patriarchal names yes, but it's mostly the women who made it so.
The three great grandmothers I met were all strong women. Scary even. I'd watch them cutting up a fish or small mammals for dinner and I'd be certain I wouldn't ever want to mess with them. They had guns too and they knew how to use them.
This is the great grandma I never met:
The others were very much the same.
My mom was always the final arbiter of where we lived. (My dad's an artist. He can live anywhere. Even in a remote rain forest.)
My wife's grandmothers chose to have her kids born in the U.S.A. My wife's ancestors were Native (United States) Americans and Irish. The sorts who decided Mexico or Canada would be friendlier places in rough U.S.A. times, the sort who walked away from trouble.
My "nuclear" childhood family was living in Europe when the draft for the Viet Nam war ended. It's possible we would not have returned to the U.S.A. if there was any danger of me or my male siblings being drafted. We were Quakers at the time too, my mom's prerogative. Double insurance.
It goes way back. I have ancestors who dodged the U.S.A. Civil War, jumped ship in Barbary Coast San Francisco, and one who was a mail oder bride from Europe to Salt Lake City who decided she didn't like sharing a husband and ran off with a U.S. government surveyor and established a homestead. I'm absolutely certain it was her idea. He just liked math, sex, and the wilderness. The long term planning was all hers.
A large part of me thinks men are much better at messing everything up than women. If men had tried to impose their will upon the women in my family I'd never have had the privilege existing, no more than half of me as a dead sperm cell possibly in a crushed very painful testicle.
I do know I'll die happier than many of the "Men's Rights" people even if I die in a cardboard box under a pile of newspapers living on the streets.
