Male Victimization Analysis

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I firmly believe that male victimization is absurd to a point. Many men may be vicitimized, and yes this should not go unnoticed, but to continously badger the point is absurd in itself. Like many feminists we see to take things over board. This type of drama is bound to be hit by major News networks and popular television shows. I believe that the type of people who think white men have it hard are not taking other people and there troubles into consideration or just want attention. Many things pertaining to males being victimatized is taken out of context and expanded upon greatly. This type of expansion just leads to more trouble. The world seems to have larger problems then to worry about the middle-class white men. I am not saying that

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