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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Equality is ugly. The comments in that thread are so weird. A lot of special people there.	/r/MensRights	03/09/20 05:42 PM
1	Found on Facebook. Nice to see some awareness. Opening up to women is fine. No matter the gender, there will be manipulative people. You can't really escape that. Also, telling men to never open up is literally continuing the problem of them saying nothing.	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 03:53 PM
2	Found on Facebook. Nice to see some awareness. Experiences tend to do that. Personally I find generalizations dumb. Women in general are not bad people. Being born one way doesn't make you another way. Men are not generally bad because of how they're born. Humans are typically good people in general, and as both genders are human, that still applies. If a woman is raped and decides to hate men for a time, or forever, then fine i understand that. I won't take offense to it, because that's trauma. If a man is taken advantage of in any way by a…	/r/MensRights	10/08/20 03:51 PM
1	Ah men’s issues being ignored is as usual men’s fault. Well done feminists, well done. It's never been one or the other. Many modern problems could have been directly because of a select few feminist, but there are also aspects made by men of the past. Of course, both problems should be taken as seriously and dealt with. Keep in mind, for those who don't, most feminist are normal people with normal ideals. As are most MRA. Just as any good thing will only come from the 2 coming together, bad things would have happened by both groups as well	/r/MensRights	30/07/20 09:48 PM
1	75% of women and 19% of men survived the Titanic crash. Idk if they entirely thought of themselves as lesser, tbh. Many of them probably realized that as men, they could carry more people, help them up, and do whatever needed to be done. Many of those men were probably soldiers at some time in their life anyways. Plus, if the woman was a loved one, or if they remembered that everyone is a loved one of someone, the selflessness would kick in. So to an extent, maybe that thought they weren't as valuable? But many people do anyways, not just in that sit…	/r/MensRights	29/07/20 03:04 AM
1	"Male circumcision is bad, but female circumcision is worse and you shouldn't compare them because women have it worse than men do" People seem to forget that there's no competition in suffering. Should be a partnership and support system, as everyone tends to want the same thing. Biases and egos get in the way too much sadly	/r/MensRights	29/07/20 02:27 AM
2	Ha Ha, it's funny because it's a man who's being physically abused... All depends i guess. I try not to be too biased when it comes to this stuff. There's shitty people on both "sides," but the good ones, which are the majority here and in their subs, want the same thing. But to get there you can't have a focus on either, as it's really a partnership. But yeah, some will try to make the sub look bad. Typically from what I've seen in r/Feminism is that the same ones talking about the generalizations from this sub, almost always go on to generalize immediately after…	/r/MensRights	29/07/20 02:21 AM
3	Ha Ha, it's funny because it's a man who's being physically abused... Just visited r/Feminism to see how it's going over there. Yeah basically everyone there believes this sub is a hate sub that needs to be shut down. Yes there's a lot of sweaty, angry dudes here. Idk how that'd really be controlled but I do hope people stop with the bs of "women bad cuz I'm mad" and posting it here. Uphill battle indeed but if the members of this sub can be more strict about some things, maybe it won't be tooo bad? Idk	/r/MensRights	29/07/20 02:17 AM
1	"Feminism isn't about hating men, it's just about equal rights" I don't think she understands one thing. You vote all men out of office, you remove the very thing your movement fought for. Diversity and equal opportunity. More women run for office, more women get positions. But the funny thing about all of these types of arguements, is that they don't think men will fight back. And once a people made up of angry, hurting, physically stronger, singled minded, strategic, force comes to get their rights back. It won't be like women where the first 30 years were…	/r/MensRights	16/10/18 07:14 AM