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The fortunes of men (and I’m talking about the male of the species here) have waxed and waned throughout history, but there have been some defining moments.
Over the years some of those have been mentioned on this site.
What do you think are the defining moments in history for men, both negative and positive?
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One man’s thoughts.
Good Wood Nemesis: At The Helm Of Lost Fortunes.
Harry Belafonte and the gift of song
The fortunes of babies taken by state has made the news.
I wonder how the patriarchy is to blame for the increase in these disasters.
Generational feminism and generational neglect.
Society in tatters.
Here’s the linkhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3359073/Mother-16-babies-taken-away-number-newborns-removed-birth-soars-150-five-years.html