content: Geez man, that's kind of harsh. If you look at my comment history here or on Reddit you will see that I am an active member of Men's Rights subs and an avid supporter of the movement. The only way it could "split" the community is if you have people exclusively browsing one sub and not the other. I don't get where this idea of a community spanning multible subreddits/subverses = splitting the community comes from, but the idea that people can't simply tab between two places is really unreasonable in my opinion. Of the posts on the front page of /v/MensRights right now, about half of them are relatively small "special interest stories" about parking spaces or bonuses to female employees, and the comments are mostly people talking about how unfair it is. I understand that collecting these examples are important as we are building a body of evidence of discrimination against men in global society, but that being said I don't see a lot of in-depth, academically minded theory. There's a lot of emotion here, and I think that it saps our potential to a certain extent. Is that not a fair observation?