The MGTOW movement is the only one drawing a line. Going on strike is the only thing that addresses a century of crimes perpetrated by government as a third party in marriage contracts.
-Lifetime alimony
-Red Flag laws that deny a man inalienable rights based on the unproven accusations of the mother of his child.
--Even if caught giving false testimony, the woman will not face the court.
-Paternity fraud; a woman can lie with impunity about the parentage of her child and the victim has to pay, even if he's known NOT to be the father.
--The government ensures that a man so victimized will not be compensated for his financial and emotional costs for the child.
--It's also illegal in many places to have a paternity test for a child.
-Women being allowed to vote but are not drafted into the military.
-Debtors' prisons for men; if a single mother can't pay her bills, the government forces the father and taxpayers to pay them. If a man can't pay his bills, the government violates the law and throws him in debtor's prison. The court claims "it's a payment to the state", not a debt.
--The same courts violate conflicts of interest by having their funding, including salaries, paid for by fathers' child support payments.
-Lack of say in keeping the child. The decision to terminate the life of THEIR baby is wholly owned by the mother. The father has no say. Conversely, if the man says, "I don't want to be a father. Put the child up for adoption or raise it on your own.", the government can and will force him to pay for a child he didn't want.
