It wasn't until this very group, the Philosophy group, that I
   even was made aware of the acronym "MRA". I remember having to
   listen to Rush Limbaugh in the early 1990s at a job at a Print
   Shop (I ran 'the' computer - a Mac) because my boss liked
   listening to him. That was the last time I had heard people talk
   the way MRAs do today. At the time, the wave of Men's Rights was
   in a different realm, that of wearing loin cloths (or not),
   dancing around campfires in an attempt to reclaim their boyhoods
   and validate themselves. Feminism had a different flavor then
   too, and Political Correct was _still_ in the realm of etiquette
   that was not to be itself abused. But that was a
   generation-or-two ago. I spent nearly every day online in some
   way in all of those years, talking to as many people as
   possible, just like today. But it would be 20+ years before I
   encountered MRA. Sure, I knew people that were anti-circumcision
   and talked about Men's Rights, usually men who were once married
   but went through crappo divorces where they didn't think to
   invest in a good lawyer and ended up paying the lion's share,
   but they were in a special category for me of Victim Men. Still,
   forces gathered in areas of the Internet I didn't hang out in.
   I've learned much about subcultures. Then again, I didn't
   realize there was a flat earth movement that was till active
   until I joined Illumitardi, so I guess I was just hanging around
   a lot of nerds for a long time and missed out on fringes that
   gathered together and the places they gathered.