Concerns over women’s health take virtually every headline, every day. The sexual subcategory of women’s healthcare accounts for virtually all the concern. Few stop to question the common procedures conducted every day in hospitals, though, wherein fathers are threatened or rejected from birthing rooms, and women are subjected to drugs, surgery, etc., sometimes against their will, through coercion by fear. It’s a place where women are made to lie down in the most unnatural of birthing positions, in order to benefit a largely male-dominated field of doctors. Few question the universal advocacy of abortion, promiscuously, pornography, camming, etc., as if these aren’t things that would certainly be cornerstones of a patriarchal society.

Judaism exerts immense political and social influence in western society, and Jewish blood is only passed on through the mother. This makes Judaism a matriarchal religion and political force.

Everybody knows the word misogyny but few have been taught misandry, or a dislike and disregard for men. Even fewer have heard the word misogamist, the hatred of marriage and traditional relationship values.

Any suggestion that we should take to the health of men seriously is dismissed as taking attention and money away from women. This type of fallacy has disastrous consequences for men and young boys. Men are raped and physically and mentally abused, at unbelievable rates, and are subjected to some of the worst social conditions, be them violence and crime or workplace danger and suicide at rates far exceeding women.

Statistical data is not a contest, and men’s health is not a trivial thing to be disregarded. However, the simple fact that men and their bodies and minds are so dismissed and disregarded implies that our social hierarchy is founded on the most perverse forms of misandry.