Bennington2013 Archive

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8	Update on the trial of the false rape accusations made against me (for those who asked me to update when I went to trial). WOW. I read all 14 comments- this is possibly the most important story I've ever read on this forum, and not one person even so much as commented on what is the obvious conclusion we can take away from this: That this is the reason women are rarely ever punished by the accused criminally & civilly. (maybe charged with perjury by the court) First of all, 100% congratulations- we read everyday of men going to prison on nothing more than here say and then finally released after the female recants. …	/r/MensRights	17/11/12 03:45 PM
-4	Child Support laws are a big problem contributing to legal bigotry towards men. I have a question about it/need some help. You know what 'moderators?' you can go back to Hell where you came from you sacks of shit- you deserve to die from cancer in the worst possible place. The idea that YOU actually have moral authority over someone like me- go back to Hell, you sacks of shit. Haha!	/r/MensRights	27/10/12 02:38 AM
-2	Child Support laws are a big problem contributing to legal bigotry towards men. I have a question about it/need some help. I wrote a response that was very helpful to you, but the moderators deleted it. It's not exactly clear to me what the agenda of this site is exactly, as I will admit I'm new here. It would seem that this site is ran by Feminists as well.	/r/MensRights	27/10/12 02:32 AM
3	Child Support laws are a big problem contributing to legal bigotry towards men. I have a question about it/need some help. This: "I have a dozen or so people that would be willing to testify in court that I did not run away and did everything I could to support her, though she's slandered my name and has told all of our mutual friends the exact opposite." None of that even matters. I've been through the child support system for the last 20 years. Child support/family court doesn't care about any of that and none of that even comes into play or is even entertained. You'll walk out of there and ask yourself, "what in …	/r/MensRights	27/10/12 01:51 AM
0	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." So you're unusual, you like STEM and math. What I don't understand is why, as you put it, "under representation of women in my field is a huge problem." WHY does there 'need' to be more women in STEM fields? This is where your argument goes straight down the toilet. And when I hear the word 'representation' I instantly become nauseated because it just sounds like bullshit. And it sounds like "here we go, 'social engineering' is next and here comes more government intrusion into our lives and mor…	/r/MensRights	27/10/12 12:44 AM
-1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." I have to deal directly with female staff at our client's corporate offices.. EVERYDAY- and have for YEARS. How many do you deal with every day? Yes, if I had to put a percentage on it, it would be about 2% of them are pleasant & professional. The other 98% - well, let's put it this way.. each new one I encounter, I think, "that is about the most horrible person I have ever met in my LIFE." That is until the next female. They talk to EVERYONE like garbage, have all the social skills and personal…	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 09:16 PM
6	Update in "Man Asks do I know you" case That's why it's a good idea to avoid women in public as much as possible- don't even make eye contact. Anything- and I mean anything is now considered 'sexual assault' - just even a look- or coming too close by accident. Just look at the definition of 'sexual assault' on the CDC's website. The laws in this country in regards to women are completely INSANE. Oh and make sure to never make even so much as eye contact with children anywhere, EVER- well, that is if you're male & you don't want to go …	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 07:46 PM
1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." "under representation of women in my field is a huge problem" Why would you want to force women to do something they don't want to do? Clearly by-in-large, women tend to choose fields completely different from STEM. Why is it just SO important to put women in fields they demonstrate a billion times over and over they do not like? Why does that even matter? This is what I don't get about liberal/diversity agendas- why do they try to make this issue more important than anything else? Why do they i…	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 06:39 PM
-1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." Grow up & stop being so ridiculously petty. Yea, I GOT it. I GET it. Not every single last female is a nightmare to work with, but 98% of them ARE. Do YOU get it? That's called a 'percentage' - or does your elevator not go that high? I meet more people in a week than you meet in a year.	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 04:10 PM
1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." Yea, I did read what you wrote & it doesn't make much sense.	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 03:44 PM
1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." Wow! I guess you don't anything about college or Med School - it's extremely expensive and difficult to get into - when scholarships are handed out to females over males that makes it just that much more difficult for males. YOU try to get into Med school -let me know how that goes! ha!	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 03:34 PM
-1	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." It's hurting the industry because women are being admitted to medical school ahead of more quailified males simply because they're female. Also in the hiring process as well. Men who are willing to dedicate a lifetime to their practice & career. Just wait until you have a horrible car accident & just have to die because you couldn't get your emergency surgery because Becky just isn't in the mood to come to work that week.	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 03:00 PM
2	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." No, I put it at about 98% of AMERICAN women. And having worked in corporate America for the last 25 years right in the line of fire, that would make me a far more reliable source than most. And no, it's not just how they deal with 'me' - I DO have eyes & ears and can see and hear quite clearly how they talk to and treat everyone else. There's constant studies coming out all of the time that show even women can't stand to have female supervisors because they're petty and backstabbing. Goddamn, wh…	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 02:46 PM
-10	The doctor shortage in the US is exacerbated by by the attrition of women from full time work. "Medicine shouldn’t be a part-time interest to be set aside if it becomes inconvenient; it deserves to be a life’s work." what it doesn't mention is WHY less men are going into medicine- that's because of the lop-sided deliberate scholarships for women in our universities- AKA 'affirmative action' in our schools. Not to mention Affirmative Action practices in hiring as well. It's true that just about any professional female of any type not only just drops out of any given profession after about an average of 6 years, they only show up to work about half the time. They take Mondays and Fridays off, come in late and …	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 11:54 AM