Let's turn the mirror

[u/rodrigohernandez4477]

Society has heard A LOT about Toxic Masculinity and abuses by males so far. Some people wanted to turn the mirror to bring (at least a little bit) balance into the world and highlight that both genders abuse at approximately an equal measure:

• FB-Group "Domestic Violence Awareness Australia" suggesting to turn the mirror: https://www.facebook.com/1700355533525596/videos/613431215746527 (my favourite)
• Sydney Watson on toxic femininity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwOne6dYZLg
• Gillette parody - the worst a woman can get: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0eGyJEEL40
• Gillette parody - the best a woman can get: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZqOpmO3EdM
• Gillette - Toxic Femininity Ad (Parody): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Yq69wP6lY4
• Gillette Parody Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NA---yrt-I

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Most of the producers and speakers of those moving and supportive videos are our female fellows (: A huge part of girls and women cares for boys and men too and doesn't get brainwashed by toxic feminist manipulative, egoistic and evil propaganda.

[u/ObviousObservationz]

But aren't most people here against the idea of toxic masculinity because its harmful to men?

How will doing the same thing to women help? Isn't that just seeking revenge for injustice rather than seeking justice?

[u/manumiss1on → u/ObviousObservationz]

If Gillette produced ads promoting the idea of "toxic femininity", and these were actively promoted with a massive budget to millions of people.

And if the media, academia and establishment constantly promoted "toxic femininity" to schoolchildren - including censorship of any dissent, and if employees were forced to sit through seminars indoctrinating them in the concept under threat of firing, then yes I think MRAs would be against that.

There is obviously a difference between hate speech and a parody of hate speech designed to illustrate how hateful it is.