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Sunday, September 12, 2010

Why I Do What I Do

FEMINISM-Encompasses a mantra of absolute freedom of choice for women, i.e. the ability to behave in any chosen manner, freed from expectations and responsibilities; embraces immorality and promiscuity while refusing to recognize absolutes concerning right and wrong, thus promoting convenient and flexible morality; maligns marriage, parenthood and all forms of social expectations and accountability; encourages shallow, narcissistic behavior; forwards an agenda of socialism, encouraging big government and dependency upon the state; promotes the interests of women at the expense of men, encouraging the intentional denigration of men, masculinity and fatherhood.


This is what I fight against.

When I started blogging, I'd never heard of the MRM or MRA's. I'd never read an anti-feminist blog or been on a men's rights forum. I started blogging because I saw something I found destructive and reprehensible and decided I needed to do SOMETHING, regardless how small, about it.

This is how I deal with that which I find abhorrent. When I realized how many animals were neglected, abused and abandoned, I joined animal rescue and started fostering, rehabilitating and re-homing dogs. When I recognized the abuse of children, I started working with children. When I realized the neglect of U.S. veterans, I started donating to our local veterans and going to visit those that are left old and forgotten in care facilities. When I realized the amount of homeless and hungry, I joined local groups to help feed, shelter and clothe the homeless.

Now, I'm not setting myself up as some kind of saint. This is what I have to do in order to exist in a world where there is so much I find abhorrent. I've found that if I am doing what I can to make a difference, I don't become overwhelmed by that which I find unacceptable.

The same thing goes for the rights of men, fathers and the state of womanhood. I am horrified by what has been done to fathers. I am saddened by what women have allowed themselves to become. I am angry at what has been done to the family and to the bonds between husband and wife; parent and child.

I do what I do because I cannot do otherwise, not because I am indelibly stuck in the middle of 'all this'....quite the contrary. I am fairly lucky. Unlike the scores of men who have no choice but to deal with the ravages of feminism, whose lives have been destroyed by the family court system, by specious allegations of harassment or by false allegations of rape....none of 'this' significantly effects my life. I live in a rather isolated area, comfortably surrounded by people who share my views, values and standards. My family and I spend much of our spare time in the mountains, blissfully removed from the ailments of modern civilization.

Still...despite the ease with which I could distance myself from that which I find deplorable, I don't. I don't, because I believe that once a wrong has been recognized, a person should be honor bound to do what they can to fight against that wrong.

I would issue a challenge to everyone who recognizes wrongs....especially to those women who recognize them but opt to remain still and silent because they, like I, are relatively sheltered from the evils in their nice, safe, little worlds. Stand for something. Stand for right and stand against wrong. I know it is a familiar mantra here on my blog, but it is one that cannot be repeated enough.

My children questioned me once about what they felt was excessive and unnecessary repetition at church. I believe their exact complaint was that they "repeat the same stuff over and over again". My response to them was, "So are you doing everything right, yet?"

I will continue to repeat my call, "over and over again" for people to stand up for what is right as long as so many voices remain silent. Feminism, the hate movement, is led by the loud and vicious minority...one whose voices could be countered and drowned out if more people would simply stand up and speak out. Speak out for little boys who are being ignored in order to champion their female counterparts, speak out for the young men who are taught that they are dangerous and violent; something that women and children need to be protected from....something to be feared. Speak out for the fathers who have been labeled "unnecessary"; for scores of men who suffer in silence in a society that screams, "WE DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU" in it's every effort, action and piece of legislation. Speak out for the number of men who will quietly end their lives, not even leaving a note because they assume that nobody really cares.

I will end this post by linking to The False Rape Society, simply because there are few better examples of the evils that need combating then the Hofstra false rape case. This is what I am fighting for....the lives of men.

Hofstra False Rape Case

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

YES.

On behalf of men everywhere,I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Keep speaking up for what's right.

Eman said...

Kim, please don't forget that feminism is partially responsible for the ongoing recession--a generation of men, or two, like myself, have been negatively impacted by this--for most of the jobs are going to women and despite their lies on the wage gap, they're earning more than we are...

I can't speak for every young man under 40, but it's our own fault for permitting this lascivity to wreck our own morality and reputation(s). We should take responsibility for contributing to the feminist madness on account of the whole VAWA episode...

Thanks for that definition, Kim! I've plugged it to my blog!

Eman

krunal said...

you are a wonderful woman. god bless you.

Laura Grace Robins said...

Excellent! I have been working on writing something similar myself. I too started blogging fairly innocently, without much knowledge re MRAs and the extent feminism goes. I just knew it was bad. Well, my blog has taken on an entirely new direction....one I am happy with. I feel compelled to call feminists out when I see them and call women out in general on their follies (usually the folly has to do with feminism).

Now that I am in the know, I see things and hear things everyday that reinforce the thoughts of the male bloggers. It is mind boggling.

Why do you think so few women get it? Do you think they are that intimidated by the sisterhood? I tend to think so. In example, the ones you mentioned that remain silent. You certainly will risk all your real life friends if you criticize a woman openly. And that is just too much for most women to risk.

curiepoint said...

Welcome to the fight, Kim. Godspeed.

Mark Richardson said...

Well put.

tiredofitall said...

Laura Grace Robins said...

Why do you think so few women get it? Do you think they are that intimidated by the sisterhood?


I think it's like most things, it is just easier to go along with what's popular than to speak your mind.

I'm sure there are plenty of women who'll badmouth all men when they're with their friends, but in the back of their minds will think, "But that doesn't include my Frank, or the boys."

Davout said...

Thank you, Kim.

Jennifer said...

"You certainly will risk all your real life friends if you criticize a woman openly"

I wonder where on earth you live. I have no problem criticizing women, whether they're femmies or patriarchal like you.

Anonymous said...

Amfortas says:

You keep on doing what you are doing, Kim. And I will keep on admiring your clarity and honesty.

You give hope and keep on giving.

God Of Bacon said...

Where do you fit into this social structure, if anywhere?

http://columbine101.blogspot.com/2009/01/columbine-101-lesson-one-real-world.html

ary said...

u know what kim, u're trying to be a modern day,cyber Florence Nightingale.

ary said...

you must know that you are being a modern day Florence nightingale. i just humbly ask you 2 questions-do you know what Florence herself said abut women? secondly,in what respect are men and women equal? lady with the lamp II, will you show some light in this corner you left dark?

marknotmike said...

Just came across your blog! I'm impressed and amazed at the effort you put into things, people, animals and causes you care about. I could definitely use some motivation in my own life to do that. Well done!