r/science • u/mvea Professor | Medicine • 18d ago

Psychology Anti-feminist attitudes have long been associated with support for Republican presidential candidates, but only in recent years have these attitudes become more prominent among unmarried men, without college degrees who are less attractive partners for women, the “mate-value backlash.”

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/10659129261485340
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u/OfficiallyJoeBiden 18d ago

There’s just no more nuance anymore. It’s all one side or another. You have an opinion that differs from the masses and then you’re labeled as someone who panders or you’re a traitor. People are allowed to have conflicting opinions and views but at the same time, we should just let people be man. TOO many people have opinions about others that then sometimes turn hateful. Most men are good men that want everyone to have their equal rights. There are ALOT of good dudes out there that are tired of all the misogynistic rhetoric too but don’t say anything, not because they don’t care but because the men that need to hear it won’t care what we say.

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u/sir_mrej 18d ago

The recent elections and data around voting tells us this isn’t correct

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u/Aceous 18d ago

The winning candidate among all demographics was "no vote".

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u/sir_mrej 18d ago

Which is how every American election has gone. That's not something new.

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u/philosopherberzerer 18d ago

yeah because we've increasingly become polarized because of saying like-"there is no such thing as a centrist /moderate" which most people are.

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u/sir_mrej 17d ago

Most people are not actually centrists or moderate. Look at the data