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Because men don't wants a free scholarship for a major that will net them a median income of 50l with a Master's Degree (Sociology, Gender Studies, Child Development, Human Resources, Social Services). Men are valued by there ability to provide, unlike women. That's why men take riskier jobs, high stress jobs and more competitive jobs. Also one of the reasons more of them have professional degrees in stem
/r/MensRights14/06/20 06:15 AM
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Hey, with all due respect. It's clear I'm not going to change your perspective through logical evidence based arguments so enjoy your day. Incels like you can feel safe in their little she'll playing with their PCs and passing judgement without consequence as long as they stay hidden in their moms basement. ✌️
/r/MensRights10/06/20 04:42 AM
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Yes, did you ever wonder why those scholarships are available? Or maybe they've lowered the testing criteria because they realized that statistically schools in urban areas are under resources and there are socioeconomic factors that contribute to lower test scores and it is not a direct reflection of overall intelligence. Occupational segregation is a real thing. So much so that The civil rights act made it illegal to discriminate against minorities and women in the world place. I'll explain ..…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 09:38 PM
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Wow where do I start? The time frame is relative to ones experience. 60 years may feel like a long time to someone who isn't subject to those experiences or part of that community. None the less, one cannot deny the impact that those occurrences have had on the African American Communtity. Their grandparents and great grandparents not having access to education hurt their ability to become specialized in a trade or a profession. This dramatically limited their weaning potential, which prevented …
/r/MensRights09/06/20 08:18 PM
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You come to America and you'd be treated better szimply because you're not black. 100% true you are the most abducted race in North America. I would counter by asking who holds the record for most abducted and brought to North America. Better yet, most attempted abductions, the Atlantic Ocean is full of attempts that are often forgotten. How does THE not MY BLM movement do harm? I haven't said I am actively involved in the BLM. I'm just using reason and logic to retort an illogical fallacy I saw…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 06:29 PM
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The details... The BLM fight is against injustice, more accurately racial injustice and I equality. it's a fight for equal treatment when compared to the way white people have been treated in this country since they have the ultimate level of freedom. Is it that difficult to understand that historically white people in this country have experienced the least amount of inequality when compared to other racial groups? Moreover, to construct an argument that attempts to marginalize the black experi…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 06:17 PM
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Who created the foundation for the system genius? Wasn't women they couldn't vote, wasn't black people they weren't recognized as human and it wasn't the natives because they were corralled onto reservations. Can you understand that there isn't much of a distinction? If you're still confused look take a look at your state representation and congressional representatives and you tell me if they accurately represent their populous. Don't forget to factor in gerrymandering. Your "sit in corner and …
/r/MensRights09/06/20 06:02 PM
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You are adding black people don't give a shit about other races. It's a fact that racial discrimination, systemic oppression and police brutality has been much worse for blacks in America. Source: See slavery / US History / Black History Month, etc... You literally just restated that the reason you don't care about blacks is because they don't care about you with no evidence that you aren't being cared about. Indian people were never in the same place as black people on the US. They were allowed…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 05:39 PM
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The original discussion was about OP having post removed because "people only care about injustice if you are BLM." I responded with insight and context. Then responded to his arguments and highlighted it's logical fallacies. Then I responded to a video post to gain more context and insight. I was challenges to defend my rational and I did that with a video and provided historical context to support my post. If by changing the topic/discussion you mean I highlighted how weak the argument was and…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 05:17 PM
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This is a tragedy and I will fight for justice for this young man. This makes me sad for his family and society. To directly answer your challenge. https://youtu.be/kwjiajrrKO4 Watch this and understand that it's been going on for HUNDREDS of years.
/r/MensRights09/06/20 05:01 PM
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Cherry pick what you want. You forgot the part where you didn't like the BLM because it was about race so you dismissed it to create common ground for your narrative. Again, it's not apples to apples. To not support the BLM movement behind the guise of cultural diversity is hilarious. You won't support a group of minorities fighting for equality because it doesn't represent enough non-minorities? Here's a tip, if you have to ignore the racial issue to make your point valid/relevant then maybe...…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 04:48 PM
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Sounds like you want empathy while not exercising it. This might be the answer for your previous question... "Why don't they give a fuck about racism in China?" Maybe because no one was empathetic toward them in the same way people lacked empathy for you? You response of "well fuck them too!" Is indicative of individualistic mindset that has developed in many people across the world. This movement is aimed at eliminating injustice and inequality. It highlights the historical history of systemic …
/r/MensRights09/06/20 04:38 PM
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Again, it's a reductionist argument that ignore context to create a singular narrative. The fact of the matter is that police brutality is unequivocally more present against minorities, specifically African American groups, than anywhere else. It's roots stem from a time in history where LEOs main purpose was to abuse those groups in order to maintain the social order. So to deny or ignore this significance highlights the tone deaf mature of a certain group of people. No one is saying that the y…
/r/MensRights09/06/20 04:14 PM
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It's about the systematic oppression of African Americans for over 400 years. This current movement was sparked by the very public murder of yet another African American person. A reductionist view could argue that it's solely about policy brutality. However, considering the fact that African Americans have been subjected to brutality at the hands of law enforcement in America for generations with little done to correct it. One might understand why the post didn't fly. All live is precious, his …
/r/MensRights09/06/20 02:56 PM
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It's not really about rights. Ite more focused on changing the thoughts and opinions of individual that haven't been indoctrinated in to their ideology. I've flat out asked a self proclaimed feminist what she was fighting for... like exactly, what was the platform and she was stuck. She eventually said she was against gender roles because they negatively effect the gay community. I asked how that directly oppresses her and her $65,000/year human resource job, her successful marriage, newly bough…
/r/MensRights06/08/18 01:49 PM
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Well, she said it happened. He said it didn't. Her claims are refuted pretty clearly. Now as far as proof.... that'd be hard to prove because it's her word vs his. I'd also draw attention to the idea that she went along with everything he wanted her to do even though it was against her own will because she was afraid of being blacklisted in Hollywood. I wish she would have disclosed how she concluded that he had successfully blacklisted her. Maybe a cell phone call log or texts. That'd be pretty…
/r/MensRights20/06/18 06:40 AM
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They just didn't want to pay for the procedure and it sounds like they either used a turkey baster or he may had sex with one of them. It's a rocky tacky rule for sure. But it's understandable because every deadbeat dad out there that wanted to skate the law would claim he was a sperm donor. He should have covered his ass and took them to court and relinquished his financial obligation. That was some shady shit by the couple but red flags were everywhere. Gotta protect yourself from idiots tryin…
/r/MGTOW11/12/17 06:18 AM
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