Brand_new_beach_hat Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Family Members Are STRONGLY Urging Me To Avoid Physical Contact With Women In Public Then you and I agree.	/r/MensRights	28/11/18 10:28 PM
1	Family Members Are STRONGLY Urging Me To Avoid Physical Contact With Women In Public Good job. Not touching is exactly what I'm advocating here. False accusations are another issue entirely.	/r/MensRights	28/11/18 10:18 PM
1	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). Thanks for your thoughtful points. They are well taken. And I agree that there should be more coverage and attention to issues that men face these days. I guess I'm just sensitive to the kind of over correction mentality some have where anything highlighting problems women face is inherently anti men. Thanks for respectfully sharing your views!	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 07:55 PM
1	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). That makes sense! I see what you did	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 06:44 PM
0	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). This article is about a specific type of very common murder: murder by a family member or acquaintance. In those cases, 80% of the victims are women. So for this type of murder category the most common victim is women. There's nothing clever or tricky about putting the focus on women for this article because they are the ones most affected. And there are very good reasons to discuss this type of murder separate from other types (gang violence, robberies, serial killers etc). For one thing, how y…	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 06:30 PM
2	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). Yeah, I think it’s because they’re referring to two different categories of murder. 1) murder of all kinds 2) murder by family/acquaintances A bit confusing	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 04:29 PM
2	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). You nailed it. A lot of the guys on here are so fixated on male victimhood that they can’t think straight. The article is about spouse and acquaintance murder. Women make up 80% of the victims. We should ignore the 50k women murdered this way per year because it’s somehow unfair to men? I’m completely dumbfounded. There are legit complaints to be made about how men are covered in media, but this ain’t one of them.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 03:53 PM
-2	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). Sorry this still doesn’t make any sense to me. He is saying that writing an article about women being murdered by family members and spouses will somehow lead to not mentioning male murder (one of the most common article topics) or “any issue even”? So he thinks that mentioning this issue will lead to never mentioning any other issue again? Male victims of murder are the subject of dozens of articles every day. The article states that women make up more than 80% of murder victims by friends or i…	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 03:11 PM
0	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). You got that wrong actually. The article states that more than 80% of intimate partner or family member murder victims are women. Since 50k women are killed this way per year that makes about 17k male murder victims per year by intimate partner or family member.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 03:01 PM
-4	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). I wish I could say I understand your point. But I really honestly don’t get it.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 06:33 AM
3	Family Members Are STRONGLY Urging Me To Avoid Physical Contact With Women In Public I have never heard of someone getting their life ruined over a hug. In general though, I don't think it's a great idea to impose hugs on people at work. As a man, I wait until a female coworker initiates a hug before I get into the habit of hugging her. I don't do that because I'm afraid of getting in trouble though. I do it because it's just kind of rude to assume that every woman wants a hug from me. There are plenty of people I work with that I would not like to hug. And let's be honest: reje…	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 03:08 AM
5	This absolutely romanticized preying on male teens. It disregards the fact that it is a terrible thing because the vid included cutesy shots of them kissing etc. Imagine the backlash if genders were reversed Wow. Creepy.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 02:55 AM
-6	Most female homicide victims are killed in the home... (BBC quietly mentions later that 80% of murder victims are men). This is an article about domestic violence though. Just because most murder victims are men (killed by other men) doesn't mean that we shouldn't try to address the issue of extreme domestic violence and spouse murder. The article isn't saying that all those male murders don't matter.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 02:51 AM
0	New Harvard study debunks gender pay gap: women earn less because they choose to work less than men This is a total misrepresentation of the study. The study looked at unionized workers whose employers are forced by contract to pay the men and women equally. When people talk about a gender pay gap they are usually referring to women getting paid less for doing the same work. This only happens in non-union jobs.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 02:49 AM
2	On objectification "Of the women who work, there is a greater proportion of them in front facing positions. It stands to reason that men are far more objectified than women. " This doesn't make any sense. Women are often placed in front facing positions precisely because their employers believe that their appearance is valuable and should be leveraged. Think of a restaurant. Females are often encouraged to work as hostesses for this very reason. The host position is often the lowest paid.	/r/MensRights	26/11/18 02:46 AM