Baasie17 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	A girl from a university was raped a few months ago, and now they're posting all this shit in the men's bathrooms and it's really patronising Condescending = insulting by diminishing someone Eg: “you got a B+, still not an A+” Patronizing = insulting by complimenting a lesser or irrelevant thing Eg: “wow nice... you don’t look fat when you wear that dress” Nah you just explained the difference between condescending and patronising... please do explain.	/r/MensRights	06/10/19 03:29 PM
1	Hung up at my school. Fair enough then if they choose to listen to you and you're not forcing it.	/r/MensRights	05/10/19 01:58 PM
1	Hung up at my school. Is that not exactly what you hate about the Feminist movement, that everyone just 'eats up' what they are spouting because they are confident and louder, so people are just 'taking it' in your words. I think that just always speaking anything controversial will lead to the effect that it had on the first guy of just hanging your head and accepting it which is not the way of progress that's just a different type of oppression.	/r/MensRights	05/10/19 01:48 PM
1	Mother circumcises her child, and she regrets nothing That is absolutely not right, you wouldn't perform plastic surgery on your baby, which is a cosmetic surgery, and so you should definitely not be allowed to remove any part of your child because you deem it undesirable.	/r/MensRights	05/10/19 01:36 PM
1	A girl from a university was raped a few months ago, and now they're posting all this shit in the men's bathrooms and it's really patronising Wow, your comment literally word for word said, "they're not even trying to pose it as a compliment" not really sure how I can take that out of context but please explain it to me if I have got it wrong because I genuinely do want to understand no matter what childish and rather unimaginative names you decide to call me, I would say that your comment is much more childish than mine was, by actually trying to explain to you that it is not such a bad thing actually. Again, I actually want to know …	/r/MensRights	05/10/19 01:26 PM
-2	A girl from a university was raped a few months ago, and now they're posting all this shit in the men's bathrooms and it's really patronising Soo you need to be complimented to take in any of the information, otherwise you ridicule the attempts. A sticker won't hurt you, rape will hurt someone. And honestly less rape helps you guys too, it stops it from being normalised and such an epidemic that no one doubts people when they blame someone for raping them, in this way it will be making rape more serious since it is not so common meaning people will be more inclined to discover the truth of it and a serious decrease in false rape accus…	/r/MensRights	02/10/19 07:28 PM
3	College gap by sex and race. I mean while an uneducated response, it is easily flipped to suggest that men have under developed social skills needed in the work environment because they are so 'technical' and that there is no thought needed because it is all facts given to you that you simply have to apply whereas with many non-STEM such as creative writing you have to have your own initiative. There is no point in degrading non-STEM subjects as well as women since each subject has its pros and cons to it and by degrading o…	/r/MensRights	02/10/19 07:16 PM
1	College gap by sex and race. This is because it has always been a male-dominated field of study and continues to be to this day, being that the stereotypes of men and women reach to their subject choices, it is the same reason men don't take subjects such as English. The reason that men dominate in STEM is the same reason women dominate in the others, STEM just being a smaller percentage of courses now, they used to be the majority of subjects available explaining why men dominated.	/r/MensRights	02/10/19 07:05 PM
0	College gap by sex and race. It's actually the opposite statistically, or at least that's what I have been taught, that girls do better at coursework which is why we are deviating away from coursework with the new 9-1 grading which is almost entirely omitting coursework because of the fact that boys were underachieving to make it a bit fairer, so that now all of the exams taken are just exams and no longer include coursework.	/r/MensRights	02/10/19 06:50 PM
1	rape is physical violence. false accusations are mental violence. You're right, no one is going to deny me a job because of being raped. However, getting a job and trying to be normal in a workplace environment when all that I can think about is if the next co-worker will do the same means that trying for a job and getting that job have become near impossible for me. I totally understand that it isn't the same as being denied a job, making you feel powerless for something you didn't do. I will never be able to understand what you are going through, because hon…	/r/MensRights	29/09/19 11:28 AM
1	rape is physical violence. false accusations are mental violence. It seems to me that you are offended by me pointing this out to you, so I'm sorry I guess? Yes, that would be an amazing world where people aren't accused of rape, people aren't raped and there is equality but it seems to be redundant thinking that way since that isn't the case and making sarcastic comments isn't doing any good.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 10:44 PM
1	rape is physical violence. false accusations are mental violence. By your logic, people with rape accusations should also not be allowed to think these things and be victims, that they should get over it, that every one goes through shit so they should stop complaining.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 04:26 PM
1	rape is physical violence. false accusations are mental violence. And yes, I was raped thanks for asking. My point is not at all to tell you that being falsely accused is acceptable or to say that you shouldn't bring it up and I'm sorry I came across that way. All that I am saying is that you are continuing the problem by saying that being falsely accused and being raped are on a scale that you can measure which is worse. That is how the logic of rape is worse than rape accusations came about.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 04:16 PM
1	rape is physical violence. false accusations are mental violence. You don't heal from rape. That is so ignorant to suggest, as a rape victim every interaction with people you think, are you going to do it to me? And not knowing your rapist, every interaction, did you do it? Don't try and downplay rape as a cut that heals, it is both physical and mental violence. False accusations are horrifying, but you cannot try and argue that they are worse than rape, it is not something that can be measured.	/r/MensRights	15/09/19 04:22 PM