AnonContribrutor Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	MIT Study shows evidence of teacher being biased against boys Found the published paper here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0272775718307714?via%3Dihub Seems to have a decent amount of citations, albeit I don't know what's typical for this realm of research. Overall journal (Economics of Education Review) score does not seem so great, but no expert on evaluating that either.	/r/MensRights	10/04/23 10:33 PM
33	Being the Main Character Just wanna pop in to say - be really cautios about especially short content form on deriving society trends. They will for sure edit out responses that are not interesting/provocating (or the algorithm will filter out the people who make videos that contain the more boring responses). I get it as a starting point to try to observe more, but I just think its easy to fall into a trap of believing something too strongly, on the basis of repeated but weak "proof".	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 10:03 PM
56	AI's response to attractiveness of 2 genders Hijacking to say that when I typed in "Describe attractive man/woman" (as seperate inputs, but in same session), it gave an answer for the woman option that followed more along the structure of the one for the man. So it can be found in there - just gotta start out with the man option though, it seems.	/r/MensRights	07/12/22 07:46 PM
7	Meat, masculinity and bullshit By socially influenced I suppose he might as well say cultural. And if you consider societies like those in India, where there are tons of people that are basically vegetarian - I think it becomes obvious that what you eat (and thereby eating meat) is in part cultural (AKA socially influenced).	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/09/22 07:33 PM
5	According to Spain, NoFap (and not having sex with women) is a alt-right movement and a support for KKK That latter article is just ragebait - unless from some meaningful authority, we should (as society) get better at just ignoring that crap.	/r/MensRights	20/09/22 09:44 PM
1	Boys can be all these things, too I think your points are pretty good - but as you state in the start, basically irrelevant to the original guys point :p But yeah the whole "men must be in touch with their feelings" feels at time like the "just smile more bro" approach to depression, there's never much attempt to understand why men end in that situation.	/r/MensRights	11/09/22 10:31 AM
19	Boys can be all these things, too I don't understand the connection here; why is feminimism making boys pick on you for not being tough?	/r/MensRights	10/09/22 12:04 PM
1	Small reminder of why we still need this sub, even in 2022. Taking one comment from the subreddit with a limited amount of upvotes is tbh not a good example. You can do the same for this subreddit and get "proof of hate against women", but it would just be some more extreme people that do not make up the majority.	/r/MensRights	31/07/22 07:17 PM
21	Statistics of fatherless children/adults Is this not at the risk of having many compound effects? I.e. being fatherless could be on variable that causes these stats, but I'm guessing the people that end up without a father for the kids likely also are affected by low education, early pregnancy (less mature parent), emotionally unstable perhaps, low socioeconomic and possibly other factors I can't think of currently (and the father likely having similar attributes would be my best guess). Basically, the hypothetical insertion of the fat…	/r/MensRights	04/07/22 04:50 PM
16	The feminist myth of "Thousands of years of oppression" completely debunked in a new book - article in the Guardian men being required to pay the woman the sum given by her family or pay the woman a yearly interest of 18% You should include the entire quote. As I understood that, it seems fair enough - give her back entire sum or some other arrangement. I feel like complaining about this aspect is just being a little far fetched.	/r/MensRights	30/04/22 05:32 PM
1	Tragedy leads to examination of conditions in female prisons. Male prisons largely excluded from the discussion. As far as I know, opinion pieces are pretty easy to get into news articles. Honestly not entirely sure how it is for the Guardian (mostly aware of Danish media), but I've seen lots of opinion pieces for many different political views. I would not focus on every single one of them unless I think it is gaining some considerable traction already. I think you even risk giving it more attention by focusing on it. But yes, your overall point that it's fairly easy to publish fairly misandrist content (…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/01/22 09:52 PM
-3	Tragedy leads to examination of conditions in female prisons. Male prisons largely excluded from the discussion. One is 10 years old and the other an opinion piece. I honestly think that the "Women's prisons should close" crowd is too small to be taken as something serious. I'd rather just focus on the issue of so many men in prisons directly, rather than having to contrast it with some radical feminists.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/01/22 10:43 AM
1	student accused of rape gets bail as DNA test returns negative I can't really tell from this if it is "untrue" or "not provable", which would be quite different.	/r/MensRights	30/08/21 10:22 PM
1	student accused of rape gets bail as DNA test returns negative Kind of specific number. What is the source?	/r/MensRights	30/08/21 06:37 PM
5	Which are some Countries with worst laws against Mens Rights and too much baised towards women? As I understand the links I found, it is not legal what they are doing then. So "all one gotta do" is sue the workplace! Which of course is not very straightforward and requires a lot of effort, and might be hard to prove. (Not a lawyer ofc so cannot even know if it really possible to sue) But yeah, it is what I expected, that most institutions would not really adhere to it. I am just hoping that it will gather more attention in the news in DK and for these institutions to fix their internal rul…	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 04:30 PM
12	Which are some Countries with worst laws against Mens Rights and too much baised towards women? Classic, lol. "A Swedish court recently awarded $5,000 to each of 44 women who were not admitted to vet school at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences due to their gender." I feel like that should give precedence for men who were (presumably in the past) denied to also get 5k. It is from 2014 though, so not sure if I'd call it recent, exactly. I do suspect that as these sort of things happen more, that there will be a general realization that woman are not 'behind' as much as people t…	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 04:14 PM
12	Which are some Countries with worst laws against Mens Rights and too much baised towards women? I checked - it does not seem to be legal to not allow men to assist kids in the bathroom. So "law against men" it does not qualify as. That said, I would not be surprised if it is still happening (the prevention of male kindergarten teachers being allowed to do their job). https://www.retsinformation.dk/eli/retsinfo/2017/9648 https://www.avisen.dk/boernehaver-naegtes-at-lave-saerregler-for-mandlige_441470.aspx	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 02:56 PM
5	Which are some Countries with worst laws against Mens Rights and too much baised towards women? I honestly feel like Europe ain't bad. I think the feminism in Europe is a lot less extreme than the in the US, and maybe due to that also more widespread and 'accepted', which I guess is what makes it appear as bad?	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 02:54 PM
8	Which are some Countries with worst laws against Mens Rights and too much baised towards women? I know Sweden has very much a reputation of being feminist. But what are some examples of laws in Sweden that are unfair towards men? I suspect that feminism in Europe is for the most part more chill than elsewhere - at least, that is my observation. So I suspect that it's not really that bad in Sweden. But mostly I don't actually know, so curious if you have some examples? And just to be clear: I don't want to indicate you are specifically wrong - I don't really know - I just am curious of the …	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 02:52 PM
3	Girlfriend makes 2x as much as her boyfriend yet expects him to pay to celebrate her promotion. He already shoulders more of the bills despite this & objects, asking for advice where he is told his preference not to pay is his own unconscious bias against her success and he shoulder suck it up. I think this needs more than anecdotal experience as proof.	/r/MensRights	27/07/21 04:38 PM
4	Too Dangerous To Do Lunch "examples examples examples" "So yeah men are [insert general negative thing}" and if that happened, then you could bring up "its not just men, so lets not get too steered in an anti-male direction but keep it anti-idiots" or something like that. With that said, I would guess that situation might not come up often for you. I think other guy (Peon) is mostly just frustrated with the situation and has not exactly come up with the ideal solution yet (which I would not expect of him).	/r/MensRights	19/07/21 05:15 PM
0	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Germany doesn't actually have conscription anymore. I can see on Wiki that Western Europe for instance have 4 countries with conscription, and 3 with conscription but where it's very few that needs to go. So I honestly can't really accept the "Men have to die for women" argument as a generally valid statement (anymore, was fair to say in the past). I mean okay, I'd make the guess people would expect the man to sacrifice himself in some hypothetical situation where it's the man or the women to sa…	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 10:29 PM
-2	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. And to understand something, one sometimes needs to ask questions. I realise his first post wasn't specifically a question, but definitely an invitation to get different view points, so that he could listen to them. I am pointing this out, because if you had actually laid out the reasons in a teaching manner, rather than a "you're a god damn idiot for not knowing" manner, you'd probably be a hell lot more effective in, well, getting people to listen.	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 03:50 PM
0	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Dude. He literally wrote he did not have experience. He just expressed a thought. No need to be so damn dismissive - just lay out the reasons for why you see how it is and start a discussion that can lead to better understanding.	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 03:08 PM
7	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Just because police and military is almost only men, does not mean it is a significant part of what men do. People employed in that is a minority. The average dude doesn't concern himself with risking his life (in 1st world countries). Btw, I don't want to dismiss your point as a whole, just to make sure the arguments behind it are solid (by trying to be skeptical).	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 03:03 PM
4	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Society changed massively in the last 200, 100, 50, 10 years. I think his critiscm is fair. It of course depends where you are from, but the amount of men dying from war or work today is a minority - ie. we cannot generalize it to be something all men do or suffer from (I would at least never claim any of it, knowing what a cushioned life I live in comparison to men of the past). And I seriously disagree with the "add instead of take" point you have. If we want to make sure we say something is c…	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 02:56 PM
2	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim As I wrote in edit of an earlier comment, I think that illustrates the point quite nicely - thanks for the source!	/r/MensRights	29/06/21 06:35 PM
2	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim I think it's important to note firstly it's an opinion article, and if we were to be properly academic about it, we'd have to see how frequent and such it was. With that said, I am being convinced (also by a source from another replier) that it is largely the case that it is pushed for. The whole "carer" argument is so depressing to see. I can see how it is convincing to especially other women as an argument for why sentences should be reduced for women, and honestly if they just said "sentences…	/r/MensRights	29/06/21 06:34 PM
-4	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim The quote is the only thing about it in the source. I cannot find other sources regarding it, and I don't really get whether women are just sent to other prisons? (it definitely seems as if women are still being put in prison...) + they wrote they'll come up with a new progressive model, whatever that means.	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 08:33 PM
-4	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim I've never seen that. Do you have any source for that? I can't imagine that it's more then a couple of twitter posts or something. Similar to when we have some ultra ragepilled men saying women should be slaves or something - there's enough to upvote a post to notoriety, but it's not a serious opinion held by any significant amount of people, and should not be seen as an opinion held by men's right people. EDIT: Lasciate below provided this link: http://empathygap.uk/?p=226, which I think proves…	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 06:28 PM
3	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim I am not sure if feminism in particular is to blame for that? I'd imagine women getting off more easily for violence related crimes were a thing before feminism - and more to do with women being perceived as more innocent in general (The 'women are wonderful' effect thing). I would also say any non-extreme feminist would say the women here deserves a bigger punishment - I suspect its just the case these type of cases are not highlighted and therefore not commented as much on. No matter the reaso…	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 04:12 PM
-1	Better Bachelor: Looks like even the Denmark Government knows smart men won't date women I don't see the "Man, step up" card anywhere either in the video sources or very much in my life. Granted my own experience is anecdotal and limited, but still - I think the premise of that is also overhyped with regards to Denmark. I brought in feminism because that has some correlation to these things, but you're in in that it's not specifically what the video is about.	/r/MensRights	02/03/21 07:15 PM
40	Better Bachelor: Looks like even the Denmark Government knows smart men won't date women "pushing men to sleep with women and help conceive" I don't get where the source for this is. Better Bachelor only refers to some opinion article that has been archived regarding this, and then the company (Spies) add. I feel it would do well with some actual sources on the topic. As someone from Denmark, I personally do not recognise many of things from that one (opionated) source. It may be more common in Copenhagen compared to the rest of the country - dunno about that. But in general I don't…	/r/MensRights	02/03/21 04:09 PM
1	This site not only shows the race but the large gender split in police brutality in America Hmm I think I had some tunnel vision on the first part. But considering it in relative aspect, ignoring other races and comparing to the numbers you linked - then yeah, it matches up quite well. I am surprised it is that bad. I recall seeing studies that point to sentencing generally being more unfair to black people relative to white (and men relative to women) - so I think one could argue that the 'true' numbers maybe are a bit different. Combined with lots and lots of anecdotal cases of racis…	/r/MensRights	10/02/21 04:28 PM
2	This site not only shows the race but the large gender split in police brutality in America The first chart compares absolute numbers, which I wouldn't say is entirely fair, since there's a lot more white people in the US than black. So it still results in black people having the highest rate of being shot, so to speak. But I think an interesting breakdown would be by socio-economic status, to see how much difference there is then, since generally people who commit crime are belonging to that group, and currently I think black people have a larger share of low socio-economic status rel…	/r/MensRights	09/02/21 10:11 PM
3	Denmark launches sexual consent app where lovers can give permission ‘for one intercourse, valid for 24 hours’ in the wake of new rape laws. Yeah I read it as the same initially which me confused me, since I hadn't heard of that. But doesn't surprise me DailyMail words the title like that.	/r/MensRights	05/02/21 05:44 PM
24	Denmark launches sexual consent app where lovers can give permission ‘for one intercourse, valid for 24 hours’ in the wake of new rape laws. This is not some official app or anything as far as I can see - just someone who decided this for some reason was a good idea to make this app. It's got a lot of criticism from lot of organisations. I would not take this very serious - most people basically agrees it's dumb it seems, and I'm guessing it's only getting attention because of exactly the fact it's dumb.	/r/MensRights	05/02/21 05:37 PM
5	Study finds that "manuscripts written by women as solo authors or coauthored by women were treated even more favorably by referees and editors" yet gets reported with the heading "no gender bias". Gender bias against men doesn't seem to count as gender bias! I don't think you're getting anywhere with him, but ngl it's pretty funny to read your replies to him lol.	/r/MensRights	08/01/21 04:22 PM
2	If she were the drunk one, she'd be the raped one. He's the drunk one, so he's guilty of rape because penis. I get that, but this post here is shit for trying to tackle that issue. Like, what exactly are you trying to imply with this story here? That it's probably false - she raped him? Or you're implying the existence of a similar story with genders swapped, where the guy is punished? If it's the latter, you should've brought one up for side by side comparison. Right now it just looks like denial of rape. Edit: My point is just also - be careful about getting into a mindset of always assuming the woma…	/r/MensRights	16/12/20 05:21 PM
4	If she were the drunk one, she'd be the raped one. He's the drunk one, so he's guilty of rape because penis. Assuming the truth is spoken - then it is rape ... Like wtf, you're trying to imply the guy is the victim here? I get it if you had shown a post with the genders swapped that you're angry, but if he forced himself on her in this situation it is just rape. There is probably some degree of nuance in this, but I feel you're indirectly implying he didn't do anything close to rape, which (assuming the story isn't a complete lie) is wrong.	/r/MensRights	16/12/20 04:56 PM