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Subject: Re: The History of Mensrightsmovement Author: MRM [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 06:37:01 08/24/10 Tue In reply to: mensrightsmovement 's message, "MRM Financial Issues" on 04:51:37 08/24/10 Tue The group, known as Men's Rights Movement, was founded back in 1979. It's rumored to be the 2nd oldest Men's Rights group, in the country. We've remained active, ever since. In fact, since then, there's never been a calm moment. MRM has been fully involved, for several decades. That is, until this recent summer. The website has surprising shown little activity during the past few months. And this is very unusual. But, this lack of action, from our group is primarily for financial reasons. Men's Rights Movement has never been profitable. The main contributors have been willing participants, for the past few decades. And, we've accepted the fact that Men's Activism reaps little financial gain. However, with the inception of the website, we were hoping there would be some minimal intake, just to ease the burden. But, instead, the website has been financially exhausting. And, that's fine, but, it's not always easy to get motivated, when we're already aware there's no profit to gain whatsoever. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]