Only divorced men are happy Friday, Oct 28 2011

A pic is worth a thousand words. The picture below depicts all.

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Zor ka Jhatka Haaye Zoron se laga Saturday, Nov 6 2010

A Hindi song that exposes the true reality of the institution called marriage and the real treatment it deserves.

Zor Ka Jhatka

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Root Cause of Alimony is Marriage – Eliminate it Wednesday, Nov 3 2010

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Marriage – A financial slavery for men Thursday, Jul 29 2010

It reminds me of Honorable Justice G Raghuram’s statement in a seminar, “Too much audio-visual input jeopardizes the cognitive ability of the brain” when I see the overwhelming amount of anti-male news and misandry in the media, perpetrated by women’s rights activists, popularly known as “Feminists” – though I prefer to call them as feminazis.

Ever since I grew up, I have been overfed with a feeling that women have always had a raw deal and thus never challenged the rampant misandry in the society – until I realized truth the hard way – by falling victim to the same misandry. However, it led to me an ultimate realization – that in actuality it’s the men who have always had a raw deal in the name of women having it.

One of the foremost social institutions where men get a raw deal and that too, a visible one, is MARRIAGE – wherein men have only responsibilities and punishments to deal with; no peace, no rights.

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Husband: No FREE ATM MACHINE Monday, Jun 21 2010

Wife: What is 10 years with me?
Husband: A second.
Wife: Wat is $1000 for me?
Husband: A coin.
Wife: Ok give me a coin.

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Marriage is a crime for men in India Tuesday, Apr 13 2010

Marriage – the most controversial social institution – has always been at the center-stage of debates. However, of late, since the last decade, a new trend of criminalizing marital disputes has begun. This trend has started victimizing the “Indian Husband” and his family in a big way and has resulted in,

1. Skyrocketing expectations from men and nose-diving acceptance levels.
2. Ever-increasing suicides by husbands – 6 times the rate they are born.
3. Family-breaking.
4. Child and elder abuse.
5. Erosion of faith over the institution of marriage leading to promulgation of homosexual relationships, pre-marital sex, sexually transmitted diseases, etc.
6. Increased juvenile crime.
7. Drug abuse.
8. Teenage pregnancies (the trend is catching up and no sooner would be a social reality in India).
9. Resentment amongst affected, victimized and unheard men and their families towards the police, judiciary, the law and order system, the criminal justice system and the Govt. at large.
10. Splurging divorce rates.

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Stop marriages, legalize prostitution Monday, Dec 28 2009

As I was browsing the internet I came across two interesting parallel, independent but related articles,

1.Legalize prostitution if you can’t curb it: SC to govt (Published in the Times of India)

2.Marriage versus prostitution (Blogged by Rahul Verma, a men’s rights activist)

Article #1 talks about the Supreme Court observing that,

“When you say it is the world’s oldest profession and when you are not able to curb it by laws, why don’t you legalize it? You can then monitor the trade, rehabilitate and provide medical aid to those involved,” Justices Dalveer Bhandari and AK Patnaik told Solicitor-General Gopal Subramaniam.

Whilst article #2 talks about the similarities between marriage and prostitution and also carries an analytical comparison of the two and the final outcome is that, the current context, prostitution outperforms marriage for men.

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The side effects of marriage Wednesday, Dec 2 2009

1. Apni Biwi ko apni 100% kamai dene se 10% Sukh milta hai.
Kisi doosri ko apni kamai ka 10% dene pe 100% sukh milta hai
… Paisa apka … Faisla apka …

2. “ Funny but true fact !! A woman worries about her future till she gets a husband, A man never worries about his future until he gets a wife !! .. What do u say?

3. A Man before marriage is – Superman. After Marriage – Gentleman. 5years later –Watchman. 10 Years later – Apne Hi Jaal Mein fasaa hua Spiderman. that’s why its better to be a Hanuman.

4. Life meine  hamesha Haste raho,muskrate raho, gaate raho, gungunate raho… taki tumhe dekh kar hi

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A Myth of Crime, A Truth of Hate Wednesday, Nov 25 2009

On the 7^th of August 2009, there was a discussion in the Parliament house about dowry. That discussion is available at Lok Sabha Questions. Highlights of the article are that since 5243 complaints have been received in 2007, as opposed to 3204 and 4504 cases in 2005 and 2006 respectively, crime against women is rising.

So as per the Women and Child Development minister Krishna Tirath, rising complaints of dowry by women is an indication of rising crime against women.

However, there are some key points to note here.

1. Merely filing of a complaint cannot be taken as a straightforward indication of growing crime. Had that been true, then there was no need to have a complex criminal justice system, merely complaints would have become the basis of sentences. However, that not being the truth and complaints required to be proven true is an essence of establishment of a trend of growing crime. However, in case of gender biased women oriented anti male laws number of complaints is taken as the basis of rising trend and this goes unchallenged because the society by default hates men and nourishes misandry.

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Get Married – Go to Jail Tuesday, Nov 24 2009

Don’t believe it? See this movie scene from the recent bollywood flick Jail by Madhur Bhandarkar which exposes the true color of the all so well intentioned dowry laws of India and for which the Indian Government spends thousands of crores annually from taxpayer’s money (82% of which comes from men).

Indian men, if any sense they have, should vow not to marry after seeing this. Otherwise they are free to walk into hell.

And the Indian Government, in order to mark a respect to the frighteningly effective men’s rights movement and the spirits of Madhur Bhandarkar, should make the movie “Jail”, TAX FREE.

Video for reference :-

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