Its Men Who Need Liberation Not Women

Firstly, thank you for posting your argument. Secondly, If I made an infringement on copyright, I am sincerely sorry. I did not intend for it. Honestly. Think about it. If I did try and claim it as my own, would I really leave a very convenient link to the website it was from? Again though, if this is the case I sincerely apologize. I made no attempt at plagiarism since the two stories and one paragraph of facts was obviously copied from the website to which I left a link to at the bottom. I thought that would make sure everyone knew I did not write them although it retrospect I should probably have left a clearer disclaimer. My reasoning behind posting those facts and stories was that a lot of the time people don't bother on clicking your links. I just wanted to put them at the forefront. I understand though that its must not have been to hard to think I typed it all out myself. This is my first argument on Debate.com, so I'm not so used to it. The paragraph with the facts and the two stories are not mine. They belong to BBC news. I make no claim to them and simply posted them to try and raise awareness of how badly some women are treated. The part from the website aren't arguments. I posted my own arguments using them as facts to back it. Also, you said I went on to different sites? No, I actually went on to one site and that is where I got those. The site I left a link too. Seriously, find the supposed sites where the rest is from and I'll give up and let you win this debate. You probably clicked the link I provided to go to that website anyways. Please make sure of your facts before you accuse me. Now on to the argument: There's really nothing I haven't said. The words, "Men are the ones in need of liberation, not women" are fundamentally wrong. Had the words been,"Men are also in need of liberation" I would have agreed. Had the words been,"First world men are more in need of liberation, than first world women" I would have maybe given it a chance. But, the words are,"Men are the ones in need of liberation, not women" This includes third world women. I'm sorry, but saying men (1st world and 3rd world) are the ones more in need of liberation and not women (1st and 3rd world) is just fundamentally wrong. Also even though it may be different in first world, third world countries take up a considerable bit of our planet. You can't just ignore the women suffering there. Sure, ok, men are told to be strong and stereotyped harshly, but I think you would agree that that is a better life than constantly living in fear and having no chance to even change your life. Go do the research. In fact I'm not sure Pro did any research. Really, I'd like to see the facts that back statements such as,"Men have done everything for the liberation of women." I'm sure that a lot of men have. I, for example, play chess. In my country chess is mostly male dominated. Anyways, those men held a all girls chess tournament and made it pretty clear that they appreciated girls playing chess. I really respect and admire those men and I'm sure there are many like them out there, but all men? Not likely. Just like all women don't always respects men. Sure lots of them do, but not all. Having said this I would be shocked if you still thought that men need liberation and women do not. I personally believe both genders should be equal. And right now both genders are in need of liberation. Not just men.