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/r/MensRights27/10/22 01:49 PM
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I'm curious since you said "I would disapprove if he turned out like any of you guys." since you posted this on an MRA forum and said "If my child turned out to be a delusional MRA" am I safe to assume you think all men's rights activist are delusional? Also if so can you elaborate on what makes them delusional in your opinion?
/r/MensRights10/09/22 12:03 AM
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I hope you never have a son, that would just be cruel.
/r/MensRights03/09/22 09:45 AM
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Very simple ask them for proof that men have done it to themselves and don't allow them to throw unicorns at you by just saying stuff like "the patriarchy" when no woman can even point out factual evidence of who is part of the patriarchy and what bad things they have actually done.
/r/MensRights05/08/22 05:01 PM
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This one is pretty funny since in a lot of cases it's true, that's why woman have constantly called men dogs or say they'll fuck anything that walks etc... but then go on and on about the pressure on woman to look like porn star or super models and that's because of men. I think the bigger issue they could point out is that men tend to care about looks for a relationship more than woman do (not saying men need a super model because I've seen plenty of men date down) but on the flip side woman te…
/r/MensRights05/08/22 04:59 PM
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I'm still shocked that UK law makes it so only men can rape and woman can't, that's how you know some shitty people have been making laws.
/r/MensRights05/08/22 01:11 AM
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There is a difference with having to work to support yourself and having to work because you're forced to support someone else with the money you make from working. Huh? Please show me where a man can give up all responsibility for the kid simply because they decide to, no need to help as a parent and no need to spend any money on the kid for something like CS, also no need for court or legal fees. If you want to link me to some posts with facts shown I'll entertain responding to you more if not…
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:46 PM
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You don't get to choose it but you also can't be forced into being an astronaut or having to work for them for 18 years in another job because they want money from you. Really can you tell me where a father can forfeit their financial responsibility? And yes I already know you're trolling from all your other posts, I'm just responding because I'm bored at this point.
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:28 PM
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That's something I found interesting, woman will generally simply argue "my body my choice" but care nothing about them making a decision that forces a man into 18 years of both physically and mentally doing something that don't want to do which also normally leaves them financially destroyed at the end of the 18 years. I also noticed woman and especially feminists don't seem to believe in "well don't have sex if you can't deal with the consequences" as shown by how many were upset when it was s…
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:19 PM
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The fact that numerous places literally have it in law that woman can't rape and only men can rape is so absurd to me.
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:12 PM
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Hmm with the viewpoint you seem to have I assume you'd be ok if an absurd law came out that men could force themselves on any woman they want to help increase population and any woman who fought back or refused was sent to jail. No issues there if it's a law, right?
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:07 PM
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By definition of "father" a man does not get to choose to be a father or not, they do not get to decide if the woman keeps the child or aborts it. If she keeps the kid he becomes a father even if he doesn't become an active part in the kids life. As it currently stand woman can choose to keep the kid, abort it, give it up for adoption, never tell the father he has a kid, the man gets no say in this and there is no punishment for the woman. Yet if she decides to keep the kid the man is forced to …
/r/MensRights04/08/22 08:03 PM
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I love that argument, everything is the fault of said patriarchy that no one seems to be able to identify individuals of and what crimes they committed, it's also a unicorn argument to explain away all male issues as issues made by males because all issues in society are there due to the patriarchy. By extension though wouldn't that mean all advantages and freedoms woman have now and gained throughout history are also due to this "patriarchy" allowing it since they supposedly control everything?
/r/MensRights04/08/22 07:34 PM
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Huh woman can do plenty I just don't think you're one of them if you're actually a woman, feel free to prove me wrong and post some facts here to backup anything you've said. I honestly think you're just a troll and probably not even a woman.
/r/MensRights04/08/22 06:19 AM
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Are you willing to show proof of your resume compared to those who applied when you did? Why was your boss showing you the resumes of other people for you to even have that knowledge? (I doubt you actually know) I don't get what you meant, do you think young woman today are more stupid then young men due to woman not getting to go to college 40+ years ago or do you just think it's ok to be bias to female education today due to stuff from the past? Hmm can you show me any proof that companies hir…
/r/MensRights04/08/22 05:48 AM
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Isn't she just being a gold digger to her new boss that now has to pay her to work a job she is probably unqualified for like you with your "construction" work you claim you got for being a woman? "(When women weren’t allowed to go to college until about 40 years ago, focusing on womens education is not a discrimination against men)" Are you trying to imply that woman in general are more stupid compared to men due to not getting as good of an education 40 years ago? Or do you just think that due…
/r/MensRights04/08/22 04:52 AM
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Woman do have high standards for appearance as well if you're just talking about hooking up such as height, skin color, being fit (which applies to the whole body), etc..., if you're talking about a relationship though woman are much more likely to accept a worse looking man if he has a good enough income where as guys give less leeway on looks in a relationship but generally doesn't care about a woman's income.
/r/MensRights04/08/22 04:31 AM
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Huh? If you want to call yourself a feminist and you're actually for equality then kudos to you, most woman who still call themselves feminists now are totally not for actual equality, that's why the term new age feminist came about it's also why so many of my female friends who actually want real equality don't want to call themselves feminists. It's also not just feminists on reddit or internet chat boards with that opinion, it's a vast majority of them or at least the vast majority that seem …
/r/MensRights20/07/22 08:38 PM
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There is nothing that will point at feminists as a whole, is there even a way to "point at feminists as a whole" like do you think all feminists have signed up to 1 site and all speak/vote on topics? I gave a few links to show it's a general thing for feminists to be against having to sign up for the draft, you can google and find loads more examples, assuming they aren't deleted you can also look up posts on reddit where it's been brought up such as in AskFeminists.
/r/MensRights20/07/22 08:27 PM
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https://www.deseret.com/opinion/2021/8/3/22594821/im-a-feminist-a-mandatory-military-draft-would-be-terrible-for-our-women "And reproduction — carried out through the labor and efforts of women — is personally quite costly. Women offer to lay down their health and even their very lives that their nation might have a future in the new citizens brought into the world through reproductive labor. That we have not seen this as a patriotic service on a par with men’s service in combat says more about …
/r/MensRights20/07/22 08:21 PM
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Feminists fought hard to not be required to sign up for the draft just recently, with all kinds of excuses. One amusing excuse was that they give birth so they shouldn't be required to and a bunch of feminists jumped on board with that statement, but ironically I didn't see them wanting to sign up for forced pregnancy in a situation where there was a population crisis. I personally find new age feminists amusing, the vast majority do not want real equality they simply want more power and privile…
/r/MensRights20/07/22 07:58 PM
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This reminds me of in America a friend of mine in the Military was with a woman who had a kid, due to him catching her cheating he was at least smart enough to get a paternity test right after she had the kid, well turns out the kid wasn't his and yet the Military still made him give her money for x amount of time.
/r/MensRights13/07/22 02:29 AM
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I'm sorry to hear that happened, I agree that is a topic that is also hardly talked about and should be talked about more.
/r/MensRights10/07/22 12:16 AM
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Sadly I've pretty much seen this in different forms from them as well.
/r/MensRights10/07/22 12:01 AM
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It has been proven that woman CAN be Infantry/Frontline as some currently ARE. You keep trying to make excuses as to why woman could not be Infantry/frontline which has literally been forced on men exclusively until just recently when woman could finally join the Infantry, yet it's still mostly men and the draft is still exclusive to men. In any case with your motorcycle comment and the last few to me you've proven that you simply aren't worth my time responding to anymore, I'm honestly just hop…
/r/MensRights09/07/22 10:37 AM
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Not even close, there are and have always been loads of woman without babies that could have been drafted in the past also it doesn't require a woman to be super strong or taller to put a bullet into someone just like there has been loads of short skinny and weak men that have been drafted in the past. We haven't been some small "tribe" for a long time with only 100 woman who we felt were needed to be kept safe to reproduce for population. It has just always been an expectation by both woman and…
/r/MensRights09/07/22 10:17 AM
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It was both expected and required of men for a long time to serve in front line positions, it wasn't until quite recently that woman could even join the Infantry, and on top of that just recently when people pushed for woman to also have to sign up for sss so in the event of a draft it was mandatory to go like it has always been for men and still is, it was turned down to be a requirement for woman, so men are literally still required to sign up for the draft and for woman it's optional. We are …
/r/MensRights09/07/22 09:40 AM
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Yes, yes they did. Some of them even suggested that if you were abused and wanted to share it without getting shamed/taunted/belittled you should share what happened with only other males in private, and if you're a white guy you should only share what happened with other white guys. They even had ways to "justify this" which was almost always based on males having privilege due to the "patriarchy". I only posted that one link as it was pretty on point but if you take even a bit of time to look …
/r/MensRights09/07/22 06:12 AM
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I agree but it's just bizarre that it isn't just them thinking it happened to you so now you'll understand it and be supportive of them, it's that so many literally seem to think that if after you post a story of abuse if they jump in and name call, belittle your situation, pretty much the things that they claim others do to them that is wrong that now all of a sudden you wouldn't form any form of dislike or enmity with feminists for it and instead want to be their ally/supporter.
/r/MensRights09/07/22 05:21 AM
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I've sadly seen a lot of that, I've also seen a lot of claiming that all men are "privileged" and get loads of benefits for living in a system where a few men are super rich and the 1% to attempt to shut down arguments when others compared stuff like morality to feminists and some of the things they project onto others not immoral and hypocritical.
/r/MensRights09/07/22 05:12 AM
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I agree, I read through numerous similar posts like that on there with different situations but still all revolving around the issue of how feminists seem to treat the story of men being abused as a minor thing and generally ok to victim blame or belittle them. I was mostly confused because you would think they would want to be there for those people and be supportive, you know lead by example or maybe be there for guys that have been there for them in the past, or at the very least to try to ga…
/r/MensRights09/07/22 04:53 AM
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Yeah I was baffled by the opinions and thinking process they seem to have on reasoning doing that to people and thinking it would gain them allies.
/r/MensRights09/07/22 04:30 AM
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I feel blessed that most feminists I know are the kind that just straight up want real equal rights, and don't think something bad being done to any gender or skin color is ok or good just based on those two things. (Though I have seen a lot of full on man hating posts recently from them after the roe vs wade thing but I feel that is a common misguided projection of anger that isn't common of them and I'd expect to not become the norm) Oddly the behavior I've seen from most feminists I find onli…
/r/MensRights09/07/22 04:07 AM
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This comes down to population, with the current population today all around the world, no a female is not more important then a male just because she's a female. Comparing 1 gender as more disposable than another is honestly just sickening, it's like how in China loads of mothers aborted/killed female kids in favor of male kids with the 1 child policy.
/r/PurplePillDebate08/07/22 06:01 PM
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It's that all guys have a traits that's genuinely a dealbreaker. So if they just said mildly sexist things about woman but specified that it's only like 90% of woman you'd be ok with it? If you don't want a guy to generalize and be sexist why are you doing the same thing here? lol
/r/PurplePillDebate08/07/22 12:42 PM
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That's not true, I have plenty of friends that still expect the guy to pay for the date(s) because it's what a "gentlemen" should do.
/r/PurplePillDebate08/07/22 12:20 PM
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Paying for a date is what is generally socially expected of males, I think a large part of it, which isn't as bad now as it used to be is what's expected of a guy to be a "gentlemen" or "chivalrous".
/r/PurplePillDebate08/07/22 12:07 PM
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