Caffeine_Cowpies Archive

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0	My Law class is sexist. If you can’t challenge yourself academically, then you don’t belong in school. In law school, there is no “right” answer or forbidden topic because your client’s needs may go beyond the current society’s beliefs and norms. To say academics must stifle debate and discussion because YOU don’t like it does not make you better than the “SJWs” you supposedly rail against. But a lot of incels on here who can’t get laid seem to have a problem with the truth. And yes, MRAs are a problem on society, as b…	/r/MensRights	22/01/21 02:06 PM
-19	My Law class is sexist. Who said OP is even a victim? Being challenged in a law class is not a crime, so there is no victim.	/r/MensRights	21/01/21 05:18 PM
-23	My Law class is sexist. You are assuming the OP’s version of events is 100% correct. First off, this is a law class. As a lawyer, we CONSTANTLY challenge and question certain positions. Nothing is off the table. So you push the boundaries. Is it worth it for society to put those type of restrictions on men? What would be the benefits? What are the costs? Would it even make a difference. Out of context, based on an unreliable, and clearly biased, witness. Is it REALLY an accurate description of the events? I mean the ac…	/r/MensRights	21/01/21 04:35 PM
1	WNBA PussyPass: "On average (we've lost) over $10 million every year we've operated," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told The Associated Press in October. It’s certainly good PR. The thing is that people expect the WNBA to be at the level the NBA is now without realizing that 25 years into its existence, it was 1971. It was not this HUGE thing and frankly the NBA needed Jordan to get as big as they are now. I think the women’s sport that can succeed well is soccer. USWNT already gets good ratings because they are so good. The NWSL is starting small and building out the fan base first before doing rapid expansion. I know a lot of girls that love pl…	/r/PussyPass	27/07/20 03:35 PM
1	WNBA PussyPass: "On average (we've lost) over $10 million every year we've operated," NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told The Associated Press in October. To be fair, $10 million dollars goes FAST when it deals with a lot of people. I think Houston have like $300 million dollars for unemployed workers go in like 90 minutes. $10 million dollars to us is a lot. To a multi-billion dollar business, it’s chump change and a tax write-off.	/r/PussyPass	27/07/20 03:31 PM
2	seriously... What got me in at first was Father's rights. I was going through a bitter custody battle with my ex-girlfriend. As you can probably tell, we were never married (it was more hooking up for me, she wanted more, then she got pregnant) so I never really lived with my child. But I was pissed off that I had to do all these classes (advice from counsel) to have access to my child while she didn't! In fact, I wanted to start a father's rights group to lobby state legislatures to ensure the default was 5…	/r/PussyPassDenied	23/01/20 03:30 PM
0	Who wants to ”step up and be a step daddy”? Our patriarchal capitalist system sure does reward trophy wives. I mean, let's be frank, women buy into those "Real Housewives" shows because that's how they an be rewarded in our given system with money, status, and influence in our world. Think about Kim Kardashian. Sure, she does some pretty airhead things to get her career off the ground. But, it's was always dependent on her being conventionally attractive to the male gaze. Why? Because women pay attention to what the men they like want out…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/12/19 09:27 PM
1	Help I've fucked up and will take whatever I can get. Here's an idea: the one with the father of your children, dumbass. But, that would involve putting your kids' needs ahead of your own. So if her ex beat her, she's just supposed to stick with him because she got pregnant by him? Maybe leaving an abusive relationship is putting the kids' needs ahead of her own.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/12/19 03:00 PM
-9	Who wants to ”step up and be a step daddy”? Taxes are paying for the social costs that are accured by living in a civilized society. You can type, so I assume that you understand that you can't by yourself to pay for all the roads, bridges, cops, firefighters, EMTs, and construction workers to build the shit you use. But also, strong social nets prevent people who are in desparate need from taking desperate measures to ensure their survival. Those desperate measures are typically theft, which creates psychlogical damage for the victim. No…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	10/12/19 02:46 PM