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Motivation and Men's Rights

I started blogging in 2004, and in six years have never had my motivations for writing questioned.  Writing about the oppression of blacks doesn't cause people to assume I'm black.  Writing about wrongful convictions doesn't lead people to believe that I've been wrongfully convinced.  Writing about sexual slavery doesn't make people think I am or know a sex slave.Blog about men's rights, though, and watch the accusations fly.  I must blog about men's rights because I hate women.  Or I'm a loser.  Or I've been unsuccessful with women.  Surely I could not blog about men's rights because: Men are victimized in domestic violence as often as women are; Men are forced to pay child support, even when they are the not the biological father; Men receive custody of their children in fewer than 10% of cases; Men who pay child support are not allowed to demand an accounting of the child-support money, and thus must grit their teeth when a woman uses child-support payments for her new Range Rover; Women who falsely accuse men of rape or child abuse are almost never prosecuted for their false accusations...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 24, 2010 (boomark / email).