AnkoInMyManko Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
351	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia	Social Issues	AnkoInMyManko	/r/MensRights	25/01/24 03:50 AM

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102	No matter how much women’s sports is pushed on society. It will never be as popular as men’s. I once had a debate about this with a feminist. In tennis Grand Slams, the viewership for men's matches is dramatically higher than the viewership for women's matches. There have been a couple of very rare instances where more people tuned into the women's matches (which feminists love to point out), but the lion's share of viewers only watch the men. This is a sport where the women's version is relatively popular, too. She was for men's tennis subsidizing women's tennis in terms of prize money …	/r/MensRights	31/01/24 04:14 AM
36	No matter how much women’s sports is pushed on society. It will never be as popular as men’s. Oh they don't want to do it. They don't give a shit. They want you to watch and buy the merchandise while they stay glued to that brain-rotting Kardashian shit.	/r/MensRights	31/01/24 04:07 AM
7	Misandrist female coworkers make white collar work feel like high school She had been working there for four months. Their method of firing her wasn't the best, but she had literally made zero sales in her entire tenure at that company (in a sales position). I don't know the industry she was in, but for most sales positions, four months without a single sale is comically bad and I would have gotten rid of her too.	/r/MensRights	31/01/24 03:59 AM
17	Misandrist female coworkers make white collar work feel like high school It's an extremely sad state of affairs that these women's actions are essentially unimpeachable. Feminists have fought extremely hard for a climate in which companies are terrified of ever disciplining any woman for any reason, as she can turn around and begin making accusations of sexual misconduct, inappropriate treatment, or retribution for her other actions. Even if she's wrong, it's bad news for the company's image and bottom line, and thus placating her becomes the top goal. Hell, a while …	/r/MensRights	30/01/24 11:42 PM
26	Feminist hypocrisy about Ryan Gosling Wait, what the fuck are they complaining about now? Gosling didn't get nominated over Robbie. They aren't even in the same category. Gosling in that film was a supporting actor and Robbie was the main actress. I'm just going to say it: the fact that they can't shut the fuck up about the Barbie movie just shows how soulless and pointless their entire movement has become. Imagine taking a movie about a doll that feminists were shrieking at for reinforcing impossible beauty standards in the 1990s a…	/r/MensRights	30/01/24 05:07 AM
43	Women reward more "Masculine" men in various ways, not only are such men more likely to be married, they also tend to be happier as a result. Such findings debunk the "Feminazi" propaganda about men supposedly enforcing the vast majority of gender norms in society. So, the thing is, feminists aren't even lying. I've never heard a feminist say she finds sensitive, feminine, humble, boundary-respecting, in-touch-with-their-feelings men attractive. Not once. I've seen feminists tell men that they should act that way, and strongly encouraged men to do so, but there's a simple reason behind this: they don't want you to talk to them unless you're hot. If a woman is attracted to you, nothing makes her happier than you being masculine. Confident, able, and hell, e…	/r/MensRights	29/01/24 12:59 AM
106	The global GENDER DIVIDE is widening. Young men across the world are becoming more conservative while younger women are becoming more liberal Of course people everywhere are blaming tOxIc mAsCuLIniTy. Like, holy shit. Imagine having the power of the mainstream media, virtually all major social networking sites (Twitter, reddit, InstaGram/TikTok), and still being so repugnant that men have chosen to say "No." Month after month and year after year I see these chucklefucks doubling down again and again on this invisible patriarchy, misleading young men and manipulating them into hating women. Here's the answer for leftists. If you're not…	/r/MensRights	27/01/24 02:11 AM
3	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia Fortunately that was by far the worst I've heard from an American woman. It was during a two-week stay in the USA, and my wife and I have only gone abroad a few times in our time together. The number of sideways glances, women whispering to each other and laughing when they saw us though ... ugh.	/r/MensRights	26/01/24 03:52 AM
11	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia I think this actually has a lot to do with marriage. I'm a pretty successful, good-looking white guy. I have only ever really dated Asian women (particularly Japanese women, as I speak the language and have lived in Japan for nearly all of my adult life). The sideways glances, the hushed shit-talking, the outright hatred has come exclusively from white American women. Japanese men and women don't give the slightest shit. Black guys, white guys, American Asian guys .. never seen anyone with a pro…	/r/MensRights	26/01/24 12:35 AM
15	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia Women would rather do or say horrible shit and rationalize it with long explanations than just not do or say horrible shit in the first place. It's mind-boggling because most of the time that someone has a problem with something you said, it's going to be a woman, yet so many women have so much vile shit to say themselves.	/r/MensRights	26/01/24 12:28 AM
10	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia Why are you acting as if rhetoric that clearly gets moderated/is considered unacceptable to everyone is the same as a major women's community having the same rhetoric? Women are like: The word "female" is horribly misogynistic. Women are also like: Women may celebrate men's deaths but here's why that's actually OK.	/r/MensRights	25/01/24 11:41 PM
5	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia Because of people like you. The very first thing that people will do when you say someone said something horrible on 4chan is "Well yeah. It's 4chan." However, TwoX is the largest women's community on the internet. And this was on their front page. It wasn't even just the bottom comments or the worst of the worst; these were the top comments in the post, all repeating the same sentiment. And despite my showing you this, you show up to try and defend them by deflecting onto men. So yes. The women…	/r/MensRights	25/01/24 10:55 PM
27	Women are celebrating the deaths of American men in Colombia I think we need to acknowledge that many women's communities on reddit are simply hate boards that are every bit as bad as any incel community has ever been. I mean, come on, laughing about someone getting drugged, robbed, and murdered? Saying that they deserved it? That's straight-up 4chan edgelord shit, but at least the edgelord probably doesn't really believe it. These women, however, truly seem to.	/r/MensRights	25/01/24 11:10 AM
32	250 feminist organization accross Canada are asking the government to ban claims of parental alienation in family court When one party alleges they are the victim of parental alienation during a custody battle, it means that parent is accusing the other of turning the child or children against them through psychological manipulation, by inventing false stories of abuse or repeatedly badmouthing the other parent to the child. Suzanne Zaccour, director of legal affairs at NAWL, called the concept “pseudoscience,” adding that the association is seeing this tactic being increasingly used in custody cases in which wom…	/r/MensRights	24/01/24 06:29 AM
3	I feel violated. Girl lied to me about taking birth control… There's no need to "step up." She made the decision unilaterally. She can take responsibility unilaterally.	/r/MensRights	24/01/24 06:18 AM
97	Just a reminder: men do not owe women anything Yep! And that's 100% the correct mindset. I have people who rely on me. I have people who would be very sad if I died. People legitimately confuse me with this. If I see a woman getting robbed, what's the worst that will likely happen if she just hands over all her money? She loses a few hundred bucks? My life is not worth the few possessions she has on her. The audacity for women to believe that you risk your life for what is, in the cosmic scheme of things, a mild inconvenience is just mind bl…	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 02:56 AM
240	Just a reminder: men do not owe women anything It's always bizarre to me how so many women demand that men rush to their defense. So, for reference, I'm 6'3, 245 pounds. Lifetime strength athlete, going from American football and wrestling to powerlifting. I am a large man who, when necessary, can be intimidating. This has led to many women with whom I was friendly believing that I was always on standby, ready to deal with anything she needed. An example from my college days was when I was working in a restaurant. We had just closed, and a f…	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 01:27 AM
34	Alimony should be abolished I have a friend whose wife pressured him into taking a higher-paying higher-stress job. He obliged to be a good husband, but little did he know, she was only doing so to establish a higher-earning household to receive more alimony after leaving him. Divorced men are 9 times more likely to die by suicide than divorced women. This completely dwarfs the usual 3.5-to-1 ratio. It pains me to know that to his ex, the saddest thing about his death is probably going to be the end of the gravy train.	/r/MensRights	20/01/24 06:06 AM
49	Man’s gym act exposes ‘insane’ problem Why are so many beginner to low intermediate gym-goers convinced that they're qualified to instruct others? I mean, can we just stop with this nonsense? She positioned the camera for a view of her ass as she, for some inexplicable reason, decides to crank her head to the right for a barbell row (see: something you should absolutely NEVER do during a barbell row). Out of curiosity I checked out her Instagram, and yep, 50%+ ass shots. Why am I not surprised in the slightest?	/r/MensRights	20/01/24 06:00 AM
158	Sharon Stone says her biggest fear for her teenage sons in today's society is online pornography as she claims men are 'rabid' after the Me Too movement Women who cash in on their sexuality and then turn around and yell at men for enjoying women's sexuality are the absolute worst. Like, how many teenage boys jerked off to her in Basic Instinct? That movie straight-up opened the floodgates for more obscene depictions of nudity in Hollywood. We're talking about the woman who was at the forefront of normalizing full-frontal nudity in American film. What a hypocrite.	/r/MensRights	20/01/24 12:18 AM
5	Good for these men - they took advantage of a "women's only" hiring fair because they were looking for jobs too. I don't see why they blame the men. I can't speak for how tech is for women, but I can say that there are tons of qualified men out there struggling to find employment in the tech industry every bit as much (or more) as any woman. Around this job fair, there were enormous strings of layoffs. Many of the men you can see at this hiring fair are likely on H1B visas, have built a life in the United States, and need to find employment to stay in the country. I do recall around this time that many wom…	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 11:20 AM
5	The 'Brick Lady' who raised tens of thousands of dollars in donations after claiming to have been hit by a man whom she refused to give her phone number to has been charged for making the entire thing up. It was a water bottle.	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 10:34 AM
27	The 'Brick Lady' who raised tens of thousands of dollars in donations after claiming to have been hit by a man whom she refused to give her phone number to has been charged for making the entire thing up. Ah, my favorite part: gloating! Let's look at some responses to the original story. People are always looking for an excuse for why black women don't need protection. They are always looking for an excuse for why black women deserve to be attack. Always. It never fails. Almost any other community would have denounce the violence by itself, but nooo, there must be something more to it. She provoked him in some way! Black women, you need to move accordingly. Our side will always be doubted no matt…	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 06:13 AM
18	What’s a fact you wish more women knew about men? That's a really good point. Being considered a success object is far more demeaning than being considered a sex object. At least if you're considered a sex object, what the person wants is you. If you're considered the sum of your assets, what the person wants is what you have. I had an ex girlfriend who was by far the most materialistic person I've ever met. Every time I wanted to have sex, she would throw her arms up and say "Oh is that all you want from me!?" Then she'd expect lavish gifts an…	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 04:21 AM
13	What’s a fact you wish more women knew about men? It really doesn't. How relationships go with a chronic nagger: 1.) Woman nags. 2.) Guy listens and adjusts. 3.) Woman nags about something else. 4.) Guy listens and adjusts. 5.) Woman nags again. 6.) Guy listens and adjusts. ... 741.) Woman nags. 742.) Guy ignores her because he's tired of being nagged. 743.) Woman shrieks about never being listened to. Every single solitary nagger I have ever met could not be reasoned with. When she got her way, she jumped to something new, often times within s…	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 03:04 AM
16	What’s a fact you wish more women knew about men? The reason why we live in the most peaceful and prosperous time in human history is because of men. If it weren't for men's hard work, society would completely crumble. The idea that women could just take over for men is patently ridiculous. The problems that men face are not caused by so-called toxic masculinity, but a societal bias towards women.	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 03:00 AM
49	What’s a fact you wish more women knew about men? Yep, I hate how any sexual desire in a man is considered dehumanizing to women. It's such a ridiculous knee-jerk reaction, as if him wanting a sexual relationship means that's all he wants.	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 02:58 AM
3	Argentina: ‘All feminists are under attack’: ultra-right threat in Milei’s Argentina forces writer into exile. “All feminists are under attack,” said one of Argentina’s most successful authors, Claudia Piñeiro, who said she receives hundreds of threats and abusive messages every time she checks her social media accounts. “They tell me they know my phone number, that they know my favourite cafe, they send me hundreds of photos of erect penises, they call me a shitty old woman,” she said. Never forget that feminists have a long and rich history of lying about threats they've received. A good example is fro…	/r/MensRights	18/01/24 08:58 AM