Red Pill Morocco for PC

(Red Pill) The men's movement, also called the men's rights movement, or masculinity, in response to the feminist tyranny that spread in the late sixties of the last century, and it is still in its early beginnings, newly emerging in the West. Some of the initial theories of masculinity date back to the beginning of the 21st century, but its actual launch and popularity began in 2015, and it did not appear among us in the Arab world until two or three years ago at most.

These movements are still a reaction to the adoption of feminist principles by most governments in accordance with the New World Order. Therefore, considering them as a coupon for feminism, or similar to it on the male side, is a very widespread misconception. In fact, there is no room for comparison between them, as feminism is an ideology in every sense of the word. In one sense, it is based on positive discrimination in favor of females, and has many deeply-rooted principles such as oppression and gender, and has many waves with different demands. As for “masculinity”, it is very similar to the angry reactions of some individuals towards some institutions, so the expression of this dissatisfaction is In the province and others. It is still - until now - a reaction and not an ideology, with a wide difference in financial capabilities and media and legal support in favor of feminism.

There are many sects that consider themselves “masculine” and seek to restore men’s status and rights in light of the current situation. I will limit myself to introducing the two most famous of these sects, which are the most widespread and well-known among Arab youth: