3199_ Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
609	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it.	General	3199_	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 07:13 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
30	No more breath for the daughters of entitlement Yep. Women don't like when men tell them what they don't want to hear and will automatically claim it's "hatred" towards women blah blah blah all the same BS. 'Her emotions are enslaved if she isn't being praised"	/r/MensRights	11/05/25 02:34 AM
9	Awards for Men I've never worked with women, Sounds like a bloody nightmare too. Doesn't surprise me that they're always pampered with extra privileges. The world has become so misandrist that it wouldn't surprise me if it will illegal for men to speak freely in the future.	/r/MensRights	10/05/25 04:36 PM
1	sent to the Department of Justice What's the bet this will be ignored by them or the response will be "But women face blah blah blah by men so therefore men deserve to be punished more severely"	/r/MensRights	10/05/25 05:03 AM
40	Moral Exclusion of Men So sick of feminists demonizing men and minimising men's problems whilst downplaying women's bad behaviours whilst they enable women's bad behaviour by blanking it on men For example an SA case of a teacher with a 14 year old boy the news article said "teacher had a s@xu@l relationship with a 14 year old boy" If the genders were reversed the article would say "Male teacher S@x@ally assaults underage girl"	/r/MensRights	10/05/25 04:56 AM
1	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Charges against me have been dropped, but the police said it's better if I don't press charges because it's more difficult to charge women with stuff like this... That's what the Sargent literally said to me yesterday. So don't know yet, thinking about getting some advice from a lawyer	/r/MensRights	10/05/25 04:48 AM
38	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. It felt good putting it in practice🤣 should've seen the shocked look in her face when she got dropped. It's like the first time she witnessed reality in her life.	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 09:09 PM
24	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Yep. That's what the feminists are good at... Good at being complete hypocrites when it comes to demonizing men yet they'll enable women's bad behaviour just because they're too egotistical to admit that women do wrong. I don't bother going back and forth with feminists anymore.. ever since I witnessed one feminist say "women can't SA boys it's impossible" when there was a Facebook post of a teacher that got sent to prison for having relations with two 13 year old boys. There were 100s of women …	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 09:08 PM
17	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Yeah true bro they absolutely would without a second thought, you are right I'm definitely thinking about contacting the police and charging them, especially if the police are going to proceed with charging me, I mean there's CCTV that proves I was attacked first (physically) and even one of the cops said I used a good level of restraint and could've easily done a lot more damage. There's just this fear that I think all men feel and that's the fear of women always not being held accountable thro…	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 08:50 PM
6	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. [ Removed by Reddit ]	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 08:40 PM
15	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. I'll definitely consider it bro, I just don't want them to get a slap on the wrist so they can laugh in my face showcasing how they know women get away with anything they want, Especially in Australia the laws and courts are so sexist towards men. I know a woman my age who got away with hitting a cyclist whilst on the phone on Snapchat whilst driving to work. Yet I've witnessed men I know get locked up for driving offences without even hitting/hurting someone. Bro I'm pretty mad the last 24 hour…	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 08:32 PM
–	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Wish I did bro Literally only hit her with half my force. And she dropped like a sack of 💩 💩 it's crazy how women actually think they can stand toe to toe with a man and have a chance of winning🤣 ngl though it felt awesome to humble her because after she got back up she knew that coming towards me again wasn't going to be a good idea. She also told her friend who I was holding down on the car not to "bother" and just "leave it". This is the first time in my life I've ever had an incident like th…	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 08:21 PM
15	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Pretty sad bro, these women want men to act better yet there's barely any support for men and if there is support the women wanna tear it down and silence the support services. Women are their own worst-enemy. In 10 years time I think most men will be single and not many men will marry at all. Are U in Australia bro??	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 08:12 PM
22	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. So frustrating that us men have to go out of our way to avoid them because they know how easily they can get us into legal troubles. The misandry is becoming a worldwide phenomenon.	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 07:59 PM
29	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Yep. They want to intrude on men's space and services. I know for a fact there's a certain group of women who tried shutting down the men's shed(support group) in the area where I live. There's literally only 2-3 support services for men whilst there's over 12+ for women in my area and they felt hellbent "discriminated" against because men have support services only for men. Women are children in my opinion they don't want things to be equal they always want more whilst others have none.	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 07:58 PM
17	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Yee sorry bro I know it's a long posts hahah but had to tell it how it was without leaving out any details. I think the system has a secret agenda to let women run wild and not to convict them of crimes to keep the separation between man and woman further, because they make money off it. At the same time they're on a hellbent mission to kill masculinity.	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 07:41 PM
51	Women thinking they're entitled to physically assault men and get away with it. Thanks bro I'm super stressed because if I do get charged and taken back to court they could put me back into custody for 3 months as a "breach" of my corrections order. Yes definitely if it was me who attacked them first I would be remanded into custody straight away, once you go to jail it's a lot easier to return. Where has all this hatred and entitlement come from? A few years ago women weren't like this(atleast in my experience)	/r/MensRights	01/05/25 07:40 PM
3	Is this the tipping point? Teenage boys in Norway think 'gender equality has gone too far', and the reactions in mainstream sub are not what you would expect Seeing as feminism and news media have labelled boys as always being "bad" they're making it worse for themselves because how do they expect these boys to behave? If they're constantly demonized since a young age that no matter what they do they'll always be the one who's being unjustified will cause major crash outs. The problem is they don't hold girls and women accountable enough.	/r/MensRights	26/04/25 02:35 PM
1	What philosophy do you live by? Awesome place though, I visited Toronto and Montreal when I tour North America from Australia.	/r/MensRights	26/04/25 01:07 PM
3	What philosophy do you live by? Good philosophy bro, I'm an introvert myself, Especially after spending my 20s in and out of Prison, keeping away from women is the smartest thing a man can honestly do. I'm glad I'm back at my old job where no women work because there's zero drama and I don't have to worry about being reported that I'm "sexist and dismissing" because I refused to engage with the women I worked with when I changed career for a year it was so exhausting having to work with them they expect you to bow and kiss the…	/r/MensRights	26/04/25 01:05 PM
1	what are some things that are seen as bad when a man does it but are seen as okay or good when a women does the same thing? Yes her change of heart was by actually watching a ted talk on YouTube about how feminists completely disregard men's issues in society. She watched it literally right after having a son and by the time she was 30 f She got married to the father of her son and is a great stay at home mother. Because she's a friend of the family I know her quiet well. She use to get mad at me for calling out her Misandry, She showed me this was the video that gave her a huge realisation. https://www.youtube.com/w…	/r/MensRights	26/04/25 09:10 AM
2	what are some things that are seen as bad when a man does it but are seen as okay or good when a women does the same thing? Exactly right, they literally couldn't care about men, They think we deserve to suffer because they're the weaker gender(physically). I don't know where all their hatred is coming from, but was speaking to an ex-feminist who done a complete 180 and lives as a traditional housewife she was saying the feminists she knew were constantly whining about how women feel inferior to men. She said they were jealous of men maintaining society and men's inventions. She said the feminists felt it wasn't fair…	/r/MensRights	25/04/25 02:08 PM
1	Is #Killallmen really a joke? I know they usually do, most women can commit the most heinous of crimes and get off with zero prison time or a very light sentence which is utterly infuriating, I was just going off what the IG poll said which was "if it was legal to kill men for 24 hours". Yet if a poll was posted saying "if it was legal to kill women for 24 hours" there would be complete outrage and the poll would be deleted within an hour. The hypocrisy of the modern women is infuriating.	/r/MensRights	25/04/25 02:05 PM
1	what are some things that are seen as bad when a man does it but are seen as okay or good when a women does the same thing? For men to have any preferences within dating. But Women will have 1000s of different preferences, The more outrageous the preference the more of a boss babe she thinks she is. Any community support services for men the women whine and cry that they're not being included, They want to intrude on our space and set out to destroy services that support men in need. They're hellbent on calling out Misogyny yet the same women who say spew the most venomous hatred towards men will deny that Misandry e…	/r/MensRights	24/04/25 07:44 PM
1	What was the mens rights issue that made you join r/MensRights? I joined because I've seen way too many of my mates lose everything to women they thought loved them, I've witnessed how sneaky, kiniving women are when they pre-meditate a man's downfall in order to benefit her and make her life easier by cashing in on what he worked hard for. Another reason is the unfair bias towards men in the court system... (I live in Australia) And I honestly think they favour women more here than any other western country in the world.	/r/MensRights	15/03/25 11:13 PM
1	The hypocrisy of Feminists in high-profile cases Damn I never knew that, Just read up on the case of Hylton... Sounds absolutely brutal they should've never let her out of prison at all. And the fact she gets out and can work in the public spotlight is unfathomable. No man would be able to pursue a career like that if he was released from prison on torture/murder/kidnap charges... The world is twisted and sick.	/r/MensRights	14/03/25 07:30 PM
3	The hypocrisy of Feminists in high-profile cases Another thing I despise about "Feminism" is that they will claim that "Misandry" doesn't exist... They'll say that and then blatantly hate on men. Yet they have the audacity to say "Misogyny" is real.	/r/MensRights	14/03/25 07:25 PM
6	How do women get away with having shorter sentences? A lot of it has to do with manipulation, Women are absolute masters at deception and manipulation, Sometimes they can convince people in power such as judges, Attorneys ect... That they should get the lightest punishment possible, Yet they cut men zero slack majority of the time, I did 16 months in prison (Australia) for driving offences when I was 26. (I didn't hurt anybody or hit anybody) -THIS CHICK I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH pretty much had the same driving offences plus ended up killing a male c…	/r/MensRights	14/03/25 07:22 PM
7	Why are people so unaware of male struggles? Nobody cares about what men go through, especially women... A man can say he's struggling and the modern woman will turn around and say some BS along the lines of "Do you know how much women struggle?!" They always have to compete with us	/r/MensRights	14/03/25 07:17 PM
18	Tik Tok Misandry TikTok is one platform I've always refused to use. Most of those misandry videos make their way over to YouTube or IG reels anyway, peeves me off how most women think the hatred being spewed towards men is acceptable. Misandrists are happy to dish out hate yet are allergic to receiving it.	/r/MensRights	12/03/25 03:59 PM
29	Is #Killallmen really a joke? It's far from a joke. They're serious, I was just scrolling through IG Reels and a feminist reel opened up about some statistics of how women are once again the victim of men and in the comments they had a poll saying - "if it was legal to kill men for 24 hours would you participate?" 97% of the poll had said YES. In the comments radical feminist were comparing the most painful and vile ways in how they would kill men if they had the chance. And any other women in the comments that were calling …	/r/MensRights	12/03/25 04:23 AM
7	Have you ever encountered hiring biases because of your gender? Yeah I sure have, I live in Melbourne, Australia and used to work as an Alcohol and Drug Support worker, The first 4 places I applied for they chose a woman over me. when I finally got hired the majority of the workplace was women(it was my first time working with women) after building trucks In a factory for 10 years. The women didn't like me because half of them had zero lived experience when it came to substance abuse and a few of the clients had requested me to work with them rather than som…	/r/MensRights	12/03/25 04:13 AM