Why Don't We Hear About Men's Rights? | Marc Angelucci
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RIP Marc. You will not be forgotten.
Who murdered him?
I as a single father of a daughter have had some of the most abhorrent treatment you can't imagine right in front of my daughter. I have encountered a bias that most will deny. I was injured and in need of help when I wen to a state agency I was told there was nothing they could do with no explanation, and told I should consider giving custody of my daughter back to her mother, without them even know the situation. When she was younger I have been accosted while trying to take her to the bathroom as if I was a pervert, and worse. They complain about needing restrooms for trans and yet noting is done for others in my situation. You know how hard it is to find family bathrooms. Or the looks and crap self-righteous mostly women give you. Where is my equality where was my understanding..
There's a lot people don't know about the changing stations in bathrooms.
I feel ya man, shit sucks. Half these women wont listen, then you get angry, and they call the cops.
Remind me again how deflection and avoiding problems, womens default, solved problems in the past again....thats right, it fucking didnt then, and it aint now...
Andy Brown I was a stay at home dad and was discriminated against heavily. I was called lazy,and worthless. I was not allowed to take part in MOPS because I was a man,but further injury they would not even let me see redacted notes so I could use the information to help my kids. I was looked at with disdain by my kids teachers and school. I was verbally attacked by men and women. I was called names, denied services. I had police called on me more than a dozen times accused of kidnapping my own kids. I had to take all three into the men's room, and I didn't have any support groups. I couldn't secure child care because I'm a man I needed to just suck it up as they put it.
Aaron Layes I understand I have had many of the same things happen to myself. I love how this issue is just glassed over and ignored. They complain that more fathers need to be involved, and yet when you are you become a outcast or worse. Their are no programs to speak of for fathers. No special help no community support. We have to suck it up and make it work. Where as if I had a vagina there would be droves of people going after child support or finding me financial help, getting me grants. They have special programs to get single mothers small business loans, but they sure don't have that for single fathers. It is sad how everyone complains they want equality when they really want is special treatment or over-equality... I have walk head held high because I have accomplished this on my own. I may struggle but they can take their over-equality and stick it.. We know the truth the bias the feeling of isolation and yet my kid is a hell of a lot more stable and well rounded, and has a much more understanding view on life than most adults.
Stay Strong Brother, us single fathers need to stick together on these issues
Just heard the news. Beyond devastated. Rest In Peace to a true human rights activist and egalitarian.
Yay.
Leto Lethe What is your problem man ? You seem so joyful for the fact he was murdered. I have seen this exact same comment of yours as a response for many comments of people who are sad that he was murdered and were paying respects to him.
Dude, why are you so happy he was killed ?
Klaus what happened? I’m not up to date with current events. How was he murdered? By whom? Did they make arrests?
Anaadi Anaadi As of now i am not updated on the situation but from what I remember he was murdered with a handgun by someone in front of his door. There were and maybe there still are suspicion about the fact that the murder was somehow related to his work for men’s rights
Klaus that is tragic,especially the motive. Imagine if a feminist was shot. Why doesn’t this come in bigger news?
RIP Marc, I had hoped to meet you one day and thank you for all you've done for men but I am unable to do that now. So all I'll say is, from the bottom of mine and so many other mens hearts, thank you. Your work will be carried on, you can rest knowing that we won't give up, we will see your hopes and dreams fulfilled. Thank you, my friend.
4:17 "dangerous jobs, getting killed on the job"
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R.I.P. Mr. Angelucci (March 30th, 1968 - July 11th, 2020).
Rest In Peace Marc. A murdered beacon of light in a world of darkness.
As one of the few fathers with full custody of his child I can say the system is totally geared towards women. My ex-wife has not paid a dime in child support. Yet she still lives in a beautiful condo that she owns, drives a nice car and claims she makes no money. Is the government going after her the way they go after men??? No she gets away with it. Why you ask?? That Poor delicate flower just can’t afford to pay child support!!!
My ex male partner doesn’t pay child support. Never paid more than 25 a week. It’s not a man/woman thing more than it is a ‘shit person thing’. My father also never paid. Bad people tend to be able to get away with bad things.
@@whatamievendoinghere5804 That's besides the point. @Rob is correct. There are published studies showing the devastating financial and mental health effects of courts' aggressive pursuit of fathers for child support while the courts too often look the other way when mothers don't have custody of our children but make more than our ex-husbands.
@@whatamievendoinghere5804 Most of the time is the father will not pay a dime they have to go to jail or they get their wages garnished but this doesn’t happen to women and if it does it’s a severe minority. Women that do not have custody of the children and do not pay child support or not dragged it back in the court and have garnished wages like men have or going to jail it’s just different and an unfair system so you can’t use one person to blame everybody or save it this is not happening Rob is still correct
Us men have the right to remain silent, anything we say can and will be misused in a court of public feelings and law.
All that is missing is the Dragnet theme song And sargent Joe Friday talking in the background.
"this is a man, he has no rights anyone can identify" And yes,anything he says or does will be held against him, in a court of law, or public opinion or societal norms or anything else the "hat filled"feminazies can think of.
BASICALLY IT HELPS TO KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT MEN .
Thing is the feminist legal system is excepting the most absurd lies
against any man.
Men need to keep recorders for proof of any communications or interactions with any women , expectantly those in government.
Cover your assets.
your rghts as a man are always enforced in family court. your right TV t pay exorbitant child support and your r right to be denied your visitation rights at any time by the mother. you have the right to be on the hook for kids who are not yours. these rights a at e heavily enforced.
Gone too soon. R.I.P. Marc Angelucci, you will be remembered in many places around the world. Thank you, brother.
this is so accurate. he is perfectly talking about the issues we have with mans rights in today's world which none cares about.
RIP Marc Angelucci. Condolences to your family, friends and colleagues. Goodbye brother, I'll see you on the otherside.
I hope his death is not somewhat related to his work for men’s rights
@@claudiomaniero645 Doubt it but I don't know man.
I have some bad news, this wonderful man who Cassie Jaye was interviewing in the clip, has been murdered in his driveway. Suspects are unknown as is motivation, but if you love in the area please be careful because the killer could, still be at large.
I knew him he was the nicest person ever me and my family are all so devastated from the news of his passing. it gives me chills that one year we went to they same house he got shot. Rest In Peace Marc you will not be forgotten.
It was Roy Den Hollander who did it.
@@NotoriousGirl33 yes, I have since learned that. It was a huge betrayal of the MRM, and the loss of a good man in that horrible act.
One thing I’ve noticed about these guys is Cassie just has to ask a question and the guys take it and run with it. I think this shows that they finally have a woman willing to listen, so they open up and out comes everything they’ve been holding inside for all of these years. Fascinating.
True Feminists speak for gender equality, so that includes mens rights. We do listen.
@@huskies123 Exactly. 👍🏻
@@TampaJohn but you’re comment “finally have a women to listen” is kind of implying she’s the only one, or that most women aren’t willing to… which isn’t accurate
@@huskies123 I understand what you’re saying. It’s a generality. I get that, but many of these men have never had a woman willing to sit with them and listen with no judgment. That’s not a generality. That’s fact. I’m 45 and I’ve yet to experience that, that I can recall.
@@TampaJohn oh well I’m sorry that that’s the case for you:( I guess truly caring people can be hard to find in general
Proven false rape allegations should carry the same sentences as rape.
Absolutely not. There are rarely any consequences for rapists. Conviction rates are abysmal. I wish men were more respectful of women and women more respectful of themselves. This would lead to less pointless, unfulfilling and awful sexual encounters between the sexes. I can understand how women may feel like they’ve had an experience that feels like rape/assault because of the mentality around sex in the current day. People just shouldn’t use other people, and sex is different for women than it is men.
What am I even doing here? If I were to falsely accuse you of committing rape and your life gets destroyed as a consequence then I should get locked up in prison for doing that (if it was proven that I falsely accused you)
If you think that one should just get a slap on the wrist for doing something so harmful you are a profoundly confused by the concept of justice
@@whatamievendoinghere5804 "they have had an experience that feels like tape" ....it's rape or it's not rape ....if it's not rape but she is pissed of because it wasn't what she is trained to think she wants ...if it wasn't a disney land romance ...and she causes him of rape ...falsely...it's not ok!!! She should be punished if it's proven she was lying
@@claudiomaniero645 good point !
I think men's rights are just as important as women's rights. A lot can be improved for men
Olivia Moore the issue isn't directly one of rights. The issue a mixture of rights and responsibilities.
The woman's movement has consistently advocated for rights without responsibilities.
Feminist Myths agreed
Olivia Moore Internalised misogyny confirmed.
+olivia moore women and feminists thrive on gynocentrism, nothing is going to change unless something really drastic occurs. that's why mgtow is growing overwhelmingly !!
"....women and feminists thrive on gynocentrism....."
Feminism is NOT gynocentric. Women are not happier or better off marrying the state and making ordinary men their enemy. Only a tiny handful of career feminists benefit from feminism (Sarkeesian, Greer, Green, Watson etc), and only in the most superficial ways ...... career feminists generally end up as miserable, lonely, cat ladies with a haunted look who are eventually attacked by the next wave of feminism for not being radical enough.
Feminism is not gynocentric.... it is state-centric. It pretends to be gynocentric in order to justify itself.
"..., nothing is going to change unless something really drastic occurs that's why mgtow is growing overwhelmingly !!..."
MTOW is feminism for men.
You'll be missed, man.
RIP Marc.
This guy pretty well nails it
R.i.p.
Women have freedom of choice; what they want is freedom from consequence.
Jay Besser profound insight!
I've had feminists outright tell me this, with pride, as if living without consequences is their innate Princess birthright.
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Nope, they want the consequences, but only when those are favorable to the Narrative Of The Day. What Feminists want is *freedom from accountability.*
The negative connotation of consequence is implied here. I thought that was self evident. People almost never refer to a positive outcome as a consequence, so it is almost always indicative of an ill turn. You are correct as well though.
wow, it was men pushing women to take away male rights? you are a simple little troll go back to your cave lol
An honest interview without bias. Thank you Casie
Agreed, she didn't let her personal bias interfere with other people's points of discussion. A very very very difficult thing to do, it resulted in the reform or change of her own opinions.
R.I.P. Marc.
RIP King
RIP Marc. Your legacy will live on and you should be proud of that.
it's so sad to learn about his passing. his words from this video and the documentary have touched my heart. Rest in Power Marc.
Aaaaaaand they killed him
It was actually another mra.
Awful to hear that this good man was murdered yesterday.
8 feminists dislike the "idea" of men.
12 at this point.
All dislikes are from male feminists looking to get laid.
i'm a male feminist looking to get laid and i didn't press dislike :(
As of 09/15/2018 at about 8:48 PM, there were 19 dislikes. The reason it is not much larger (even though this is a great, Truthful Video ) is that most women don't care about Men's Issues, Men's Rights or even Men's Feelings..
@strontiumXnitrate your comment is kind of cruel
I like his ramblings. It reminds me of my own thought processes. Except he stays pretty close to the relevant topic, I'll go from gardening to quantum physics in one jump.
BaldDonkey I could understand Gardening to Physics ,but Quantum Physics?!
Ase Morton welcome to my world. 😂
Me too sometimes lol.
One jump...? Do you mean a quantum leap?
Quantum gardening?
Great response here to "Men's issues are The Patriarchy's fault!"
This isn't rambling. This is gold.
The data here is astounding.
What's the singular of data? Datum?
This guy makes some killer points man. I have to watch this whole documentary now.
Thank you so much Cassie for filming such an important and sadly controversial topic; almost no one seems brave enough to touch the dangerous subject of 'mens rights'. Your work is helping so many people deal with these difficult issues. True equality for both men and women can only help us all ultimately. Please continue, I think you are awesome!
My only wish for your documentary was that you'd interviewed Sydney Watson. She's a big MRA from Australia, but she lives in the States now. I think her efforts are more recent than when your film was released. I'd love to see more follow up on MRA globally. I'd also love to see if there are examples of MRA and feminists working together rather than always fighting.
Thank you Cassie! Keep em coming!
Rip
I don't care how women feel about men's rights. I care that the rules are stacked unfairly against men who are trying to do the right thing. The heroes. When they are gone, who will do the hero work? The women? The children? The women and children will be slaves to the villains, and it will be of their own doing for attacking their own heroes.
I like this man (at least from what I've seen/heard here). I've been making similar arguments since high school but am shut down, called a sell-out just because I'm a girl. If something is wrong (rape, aggression, discrimination...), it should be EQUALLY WRONG for all people. Bigotry towards someone who LOOKS LIKE someone else who's a bigot isn't justifiable. But this is what Western culture has adopted. Misandry. From popular media portrayal of men and boys to law enforcement's and courts' and schools' and many other institutions' discriminatory treatment of young boys, male teens, and men. It's disgusting. And because it's hypocritical, there'll be a persistent, ardent backlash.
I think what many people forget is that even though most of the people in the most glamorous positions are men, but there are even more men in the least glamorous positions both in actual and relative terms.
Just finished the film. Thats powerful stuff. Thanks for saving the circumcision til the end, cause that broke me down. Might not have been able to pull it together if there was too much runtime left lol! Thanks in general too. For being sincerely open minded. Gives me hope that women can hear us, if they just listen.
Calm and thoughtful reflections on the evidence. Show us more of these, please!
Thank you so much for your work Cassie. You're great!
It was great to meet you on Friday, Cassie! Thank you again for all the work you do.
I love how she asked one question then just sat and listened, giving him her complete attention.
That air force study blew my mind when I first read it. An ex admitted to lying about rape. Insane.
One question and you went over everything, I wish you had your own channel and listen to these issues in detail because I feel you have in depth knowledge that would help every new person exposed to the Men's Rights Movement, Bravo!
Thanks so much for this powerful testimony, Cassie. You are doing much good in the world by bringing women and men together.
I like this guy, he's very honest and pleasant to listen to. And Love you Cassie for uploading these videos!
He’s absolutely correct about judges. Female judges are much harder on women than male judges. I think for the same reasons that female jurors are more likely to convict a female than male jurors. Strange, but true.
Judge Judy has some awesome moments defending fathers' rights. This is my favorite. ua-cam.com/video/Tpy8NMonHE0/v-deo.html
I now know why Cassie changed her mind, after all of this, only the true bigot will continue to believe the lies.
The Red Pill is mostly based upon earlier generation of MRA. These are people who are the "fathers of Feminists". Those who could be dismissed as "not getting it". There are some people (like Angelucci here) who are the "brothers of Feminists". This is where it starts to get interesting. Men this age are not going to be told that their sister is oppressed while they are privileged. When it gets really interesting is the young men. The "sons of Feminism". Feminists only considered what their old fathers failed to understand. They never had the foresight to think what their sons would think of them. This is apparent in the culture of men who are 60ish vs 40ish vs 20ish.
I see a new #RPRF, I "like" before the video has even loaded. Thanks again Cassie!
Love your work Cassie Jaye.
great work please keep it up
R.i.p Marc.
its time for the men to demand the same equal rights and fair treatment in the courts of the us now
Hey Cassie- I'm really curious - what was your stance on the topic at this point in development? I know you admitted you went into development with a bias and expectation - were you still rolling your eyes "internally" and having a hard time relating, or were you pretty deep into the rabbit hole at this point? Love you, and love your work!
Not to speak for Cassie, but from what I understand from a video where she did a presentation with Warren Farrell, she said she didn't truly start actually listening to what was being said until she was editing all of the footage and deciding what to put in the film.
Hey, thanks!
Vancharian youre so right. The feminists have helped the cause. Its like when the Evergreen crazies fold on themselves, or KKK members protest and someone dies. They turn on themselves.
The kind of neuro-plasticity required to completely overhaul your own world view is miraculous in of itself, I have never seen a case of someone who could do such a thing on the fly. Of course it took her time.
This link is only a glimpse into the neurology of biases, and what it takes to change an opinion. For Cassie, it wasn't just an opinion, it was an entire network of opinions making up an entire world view!
www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-trump-and-clinton-voters-won-t-switch-it-s-in-their-brains/
She is an amazing person. Very few accomplish what she did neurologically.
Also not to speak for Cassie, but look at her posture and facial expressions when the camera is on her. You can see what appears to be a great deal of disagreement and discomfort with this interview. I don't think she'd even started to open up to what she was being told by this point.
As was mentioned before, she acknowledged that she really didn't start to see the light until after she went back to start editing and transcribing, and her body language here seems to validate that.
Cassie, you are doing great work.
Real due process solves much of the false accusation problem.
Also charging people for false allegations - would theoretically be a separate trial and malicious intent has to be proven would help as well.
Rip marc
And the rage grows...
An old saying: "The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world."
Uploaded on my birthday!
I love you Cassie Jaye!!
End Privilege. Create and apply all Statutes, equally.
This won't work.
What are statuses?
Laws and specifically those passed by & through legislation.
"a written law passed by a legislative body."
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/statute
Actually, you can sort that if you take interventionist welfare approaches like forcing both fathers and mothers a fixed set of days off. Then the potential cost of pregnancy disappears, I guess. Another question would be whether your country can economically afford that and is socially accepting of such measures.
Its very surprising how many people are asleep to these issues
Mark is a great guy. He got upset with me for confronting the Atheist bullies online but he is a really goid smart advocate.
How can support and get into contact with this organization. I’d like open a chapter in my city
I think a lesser director would’ve still skewed the movie against the mra’s, I respect Cassie immensely for this.
Why is Netflix afraid 😱 of showing the red pill documentary yet they have plenty plenty of feminist documentaries movies etc
wow he can talk was all that from 1 question? he was rdy to gooo lol we need more with that kind of passion
If people call themselves part of an organization or movement are to be included when condemning the bad things about that organization. If the men's rights movement was lobbying to screw over women then all the men in that movement would be condemned for what the 'leaders' were doing. Women feminists need to be held to the same standard. They are not personally responsible for the activities of the activists, but they are personally responsible for their association with the group.. which is defined by the activists. The leaders define the movement, not some random person who claims to be a member. If someone says they are a feminist and does not actively work to change the man hating bs activism then they are with the group that is doing the man hating. Period.
R.I.P.
more newsletters please.
RIP
His voice/cadence reminds me of Criss Angel.
Did you get your idea for the documentary title from The Matrix by any chance?
Alan Fearnley yes the idea is that everyone perceives the world one way, but when you take the red pill your eyes are opened to the actual truth that the world actually isn't the way you thought before.. Lots of pale eating red pills now.
How can I get a hold of this organization
In the court of public opinion there is NO due process.
Can anyone give me a reasonable explanation as to what benefit a man receives from a relationship and/or marriedge against the contrary?
Does this guy remind anyone else of Mark Rufalo?
This guy deserves a medal for having poignant point after poignant point.
No love for me. I've been out of that game for over 20 years, and I'm not going back.
I'm currently reading through Herodotus' Histories. There are some stories of women being mistreated, even murdered (in one story, Babylon was being sieged against by the Persians for the second time and in order to save on resources the Babylonians murdered every woman in the city save for one chosen by each family). However, there are many stories of men being seen as expendable and the first ones who are maimed or executed. In the same siege against Babylon, at least 7000 troops from the Persian army were sent against Babylon with daggers only in order for a plant inside Babylon to gain the trust of the Babylonian leadership by being victorious in battle and given the keys to the city. 7000 men slaughtered just so a ruse could lead to the Persian king conquering Babylon.
Culturally, we are conditioned to be more shocked by the murdering of the women inside Babylon than the 7000 troops who were expended.
From what I observed, men’s rights just orbit around that concept of having a relationship. If they just don’t have a relationship (romantic) or don’t cohabitate, get married, all of these problems can be avoided. All rights are then kept intact.
No. More responsibility with same salary at the workplace is also a problem. But yes going YOW solves most of those problems.
How come there isn't a trial for the false accuser? She remains anonymous in most cases, if not all, and gets away with ruining someone's life.
Marc Angelucci is doing excellent work!
RazorGayKandy Never heard of him before but I was very impressed with him.
I think Cassie was vehemently disagreeing at this point, going by her expressions. :D
She once did a speech where she spoke about when she was listening to men she would come up with reasons why the things mens rights activists would say were worse for women and how it took a while for her to actually start to listen and understand their side
But she still listened and recorded everything an eventually thought about it when transcribing the text and making the movie. This is what is commendable about her work,
"At this point" I am aware she disagreed in the beginning and then changed her mind as the interviews and evidences mounted.
Its quite amazing how little people care about this stuff.
Wow, I didn't know about men being specifically excluded from the Forced Labor Convention. He's right, you never ever hear about that. I searched.
The USA Public get the best justice they can afford.
In most cases its very little if any.
Recorders are cheep and probably your only defense.
In this Wicked world.
I'm leaving this discussion. I didn't want it to turn into a flame war
no. I just dont want to fight over things. Point still remains that im on your side. I have empathy for mens cause and mens rights. however it's comments like this and the extremists in mgtow that makes me lose my will to help. cause and effect
borabosna yeah you're not worth my time
im pretty sure mgtow and MRA are different. MRA are trying to change the system, MGTOW just flat out abandoned the system.
archjeasy this is correct
why is there no minister for mens rights?
these are better then the film itself… i think she wanted to keep the juicy bits out to ease people into the subject.
No, it's an inescapable result of having to reduce tens of hours of footage, to a 2 hour film.
It's a bit of both, actually. For example, some of the things Paul Elam said would have caused knee-jerk reactions in non-MRA audiences, and they would have stopped actually listening to what was really being said and started stoking their outrage.
This type of film, with this much footage, and these amount of interviews, puts time constraints in place from the get-go. Regardless if it's her intention, she would necessarily have to stay with the main points, focusing on a certain amount of individuals, without going into much detail, to be able to make a well paced movie.
That it happens to work out, particularly in this digital age, that you can release the rest of the footage, so that people who are interested can get more information, i.e. to go deeper into it; sure, both play a part. But the one (easing people into it) is a result of the other (time constraints).
If she had made a movie about another expansive subject, where she only interviewed the 3 most knowledgeable people on that subject, she would have the breathing room, to go much deeper into it. Using more comprehensive bits, like this one.
And about Paul Elam's approach, like both Cassie and him said a couple of times: if Paul hadn't done it the way he did, Cassie wouldn't have come across A Voice for Men. So there wouldn't have been a Red Pill movie.
Moreover, every article I've read of his, had a point. So if you take that *Bash a Violent B*tch-month* article, where he exposed the hypocrisy of a certain feminist outlet, and people start complaining about the tone, or way he did it, even though he had a point, those are not the kind of people you should put much importance on. Those people, who only worry about tone policing, are some of the kind who will only come around if the subject in question has become popular opinion.
Different people, different 'triggers'. Some (like me) just want to hear the facts and statistics, others will take notice because of the confrontational way of writing, and it's perceived 'controversy', and others will respond to the emotional appeal. It takes all kinds.
A lot of laws are written to maintain social stability by protecting the weak; it is one reason police tend to take the man which can do more harm by his aggressive actions than the woman (not always) and all similar situations... but always ALL laws are written and ENFORCED to protect the socially positioned upper strata. Generally the moneyed class whether is the new rich or the ld rich.
In fact it seems historically that we wouldn't be dealing and have the space to deal with all these women and men's issues if society weren't stable enough to withstand it.
Cause most men work then spend time marching to the State Governor's house or protesting the Court House of Family court!
Is he from Texas? That's the second person I've heard that doesn't pluralize women. He just says "woman".
I'd like to see you interview Steven Crowder. He's quite entertaining but at the. Same time he speaks the truth on a lot of issues.
I can see at the time of the interview you were still not convince the MRA were telling the true but good job that you can judge things by evidence instead of emotions.
4:53 Not exactly, but... : www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/425597