BrusjanLu Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Woman shoved 74 Y/O man off a bus because he said "be nicer to the passangers". He fell face first and died a month later due to his injuries. It's in slow motion, we only see about two seconds after the push, that's about how long it takes for people to realize what just happened. Besides, if I was a witness to this, my first instinct would be to help the victim, not pursue the guilty. She's being charged, most likely someone did something, seeing as she most likely couldn't have been identified from the camera alone.	/r/PussyPass	30/04/20 06:32 PM
1	Woman shoved 74 Y/O man off a bus because he said "be nicer to the passangers". He fell face first and died a month later due to his injuries. It's in slow motion, we only see about two seconds after the push, that's about how long it takes for people to realize what just happened. Besides, if I was a witness to this, my first instinct would be to help the victim, not pursue the guilty. She's being charged, most likely someone did something, seeing as she most likely couldn't have been identified from the camera alone.	/r/PussyPass	30/04/20 06:32 PM
1	Oxford University is giving students extra time to finish exams because women are 'adversely affected by time pressure' Wow... I already addressed this. Yes there is time pressure in the workplace as well, but not in the same scale. A 90 minute exam is not in any way a realistic representation of the time frame for a journalist. Neither is 4 hours for that matter, but it's at least closer to a realistic scenario. I'm not saying give infinite time, I'm saying 90 minutes is ridiculously low.	/r/PussyPass	20/02/19 06:14 AM
1	What a surprise I think we'll just have to disagree. An equivalent term of "børnehave" doesn't exist in Swedish though, "dagvård" and "förskole" does. I read mannshage more as a men's haven, where they can relax and enjoy some cold beverages when not working.	/r/MensRights	02/01/19 12:24 PM
1	What a surprise If you understood Swedish (assuming you don't) I don't think you would hear it like that.	/r/MensRights	02/01/19 12:16 PM
1	What a surprise The poor translation "man pen" makes it sound worse than it is. A more suiting translation of "mannshage" would be men's garden, which actually makes it sound kinda nice. Good thing they were criticised for the discriminatory language on their website, but I don't have a problem with people hosting events for specific groups or sexes in general.	/r/MensRights	02/01/19 09:03 AM
2	Oxford University is giving students extra time to finish exams because women are 'adversely affected by time pressure' It seems you are absolutely misunderstanding where I am coming from. I do by no means feel everyone should get an A, nor do I myself struggle with time pressure. I'm one of those students who performs better at exams than papers because I'm good at handling the stress, that doesn't change my opinion about that type of exams being a bad indicator of how well most people would perform in a job situation. Of course there are deadlines in the workplace, but usually of a different scale which creates…	/r/PussyPass	29/12/18 05:48 PM
6	Oxford University is giving students extra time to finish exams because women are 'adversely affected by time pressure' Yes. But when the time constraint is so much smaller than what you'd realistically encounter in a work situation it doesn't help to determine your actual level of proficiency. Some people have great understanding of the material, but still struggle with short exams because the stress mastering becomes as important as the understanding.	/r/PussyPass	29/12/18 05:11 PM
10	Oxford University is giving students extra time to finish exams because women are 'adversely affected by time pressure' It might not be the right justification for it – but apart from that – increasing the time on exams is a good thing. 90 minutes is crazy short. Exams where students are under that type of time pressure aren't really doing a good job at testing their understanding of the material as opposed to their response to a time pressure that's unrealistic in a work situation. In my program all exams are 4 hours, and still in some cases it's not enough. So as long as they're increasing the time equally for …	/r/PussyPass	27/12/18 09:04 AM
18	Saw this while hiking and got really happy for MensRights! Your argument about no one missing something they can't remember having sort of defeats your initial argument of it being fine cause you never missed it. A lot of men who've had to do it as adults sure miss it, the fact that others have been robbed of the opportunity of even knowing what they're missing just makes it worse. The biggest health risks are infections and complications during the actual amputation, which actually does kill a small amount of people every year. Now regardless of all th…	/r/MensRights	26/12/18 09:07 AM
22	Saw this while hiking and got really happy for MensRights! It never affected your health, that's great. But it sure has affected a lot of other people's health. A lot of people do miss it. If you lived in most other countries in the world your partner's would probably not have preferred it. Just cause it went alright with you doesn't make it fine for everyone else. Deciding over your own body is a basic human right, everyone deserves it. That a parent would think they own the right to amputate a part of their kids body just cause they feel like it is in…	/r/MensRights	26/12/18 08:35 AM
1	Yet again Men are being attacked over Masculinity. This time Vice is saying that ALL masculinity is toxic.. not just bad behaviors but all. I first thought it said it was written by Jens Stoltenberg, sure don't hope the NATO Secretary General is against masculinity. Anyways, does anyone have an archive link to the article?	/r/MensRights	28/07/18 02:09 PM
3	This is the graphical definition of gender equality at my workplace. Judge for yourself. You know I for the most part absolutely agree with you! I enjoy making fun of you guys as a joke, and my American and Canadian friends do the same to me all the time. I see now that I should have probably put more emphasis on the satirical features of my comment. The thing I always find funny is that I never hear the term "European culture" in Europe, only outside. We view ourselves as much too different to identify with a common culture. Most of Europe is done beeing in war with each other by n…	/r/MensRights	29/06/18 06:53 PM
0	This is the graphical definition of gender equality at my workplace. Judge for yourself. Wow dude, you really didn't get that I was jokingly making fun of you guys, did you? I don't get how you can take this personally, I'm making fun of two entire countries, of course I'm generalizing and playing off of stereotypes. I had a lot of fun with this when I lived in (not just visited) Canada, especially since people would often talk to me based off of what they perceived as typical "european" and that would be the exact opposite of the culture in my country. So I would refer to them as A…	/r/MensRights	29/06/18 05:28 PM
4	This is the graphical definition of gender equality at my workplace. Judge for yourself. Haha oh you're cute. You silly Americans are always talking as if all of Europe is basically the same thing, despite of the vast cultural, historical, ethnical and political differences. But you insist the US and Canada are so different. I must admit I even believed you. Until I tried living Canada and realised that with few exceptions, your cultures are identical. There's nothing wrong with that though! You're still both so young so I'll give you some time to come to terms with your own identit…	/r/MensRights	29/06/18 05:12 PM
12	This is the graphical definition of gender equality at my workplace. Judge for yourself. We use dividers in the rest of the world too, we just add this little piece of trim that covers the gap between the door and wall. There's practically no price difference.	/r/MensRights	29/06/18 05:06 PM
33	This is the graphical definition of gender equality at my workplace. Judge for yourself. This! 👆 Why do Americans (or in my experience Canadians, but potato potáto am I right?) make bathroom stalls with such huge gaps? Makes me feel like I can make eye contact with every stranger outside my stall. Why not just add two centimetres of trim, and not have any gap at all, like everywhere else...	/r/MensRights	29/06/18 03:54 PM
4	Hey MensRights, of today 50k signatures have been gathered in Denmark for the ban of circumcision for all children. The Danish parlement must now vote on the citizen proposal. Link in Danish. It is always abusive! It's abusive to amputate a part of someones body without consent or medical justification. What if I started going around cutting off peoples earlobes while they sleep, would that not be abusive? Still, tons of people have practically no earlobes naturally, and never care. In comparison, an earlobe is a completely functionless body part. Some people don't care because that's just how they've always been, they don't know anything else.	/r/MensRights	01/06/18 07:41 PM
6	More knowledge bombs over at r/blackpeopletwitter You could say the same thing against abortion, but perhaps you're against that as well? All birth control except celibacy has a fail rate too.	/r/MensRights	11/02/18 06:20 AM