Captain20Cock Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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32	UK: Cambridge University's Churchill College sparks furious gender row over proposals for 'women's, trans and non-binary only' gym that would 'block out prying eyes' Just say you're non-binary. There's 90+ flavors of non-binarism. You can look like the manliest man, have the most chauvinistic personality, and still be non-binary. There's no definition or criteria. And they can't even question your claim of non-binarism because that's discrimination. Self-defeating rule. No idea how they come up with this stuff, but you probably can't be too bright if you think non-binary genders are real or that sex discrimination is ok.	/r/MensRights	13/05/22 05:28 PM
2	Conscription? The long story The short story: VAWA requires police to always arrest one person during domestic violence calls. It also instructs police to arrest the so-called "predominant aggressor", which VAWA defines based on criteria that are heavily biased against men and don't necessarily have anything to do with anyone's actions (such as the man's size and strength, regardless if he laid a hand on his spouse or not).	/r/MensRights	13/05/22 12:05 PM
30	Conscription? Violence Against Women Act. If your female spouse abuses you, just take the beating and do not fight back, don't call for help, don't even try to protect yourself.	/r/MensRights	13/05/22 10:45 AM
1	We need a Pro-Fathers-Rights-Choice movement. Someone should tell them they should replace the switchblade in the logo with a coat hanger.	/r/MensRights	13/05/22 10:20 AM
37	Female And Non-Binary Uber Drivers Will Now Be Able To Refuse Rides From Male Passengers In Australia “It's been a wild journey to say the least. When we opened Handsome Her in 2017, we expected that perhaps we might make a stir through our brazen public discussions of structural inequality and oppression." Is 'Brazen public discussions' a synonym for 'stupidity' to these people?	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 07:43 PM
8	Can we talk about the type of marriage humour that tends to be mainly used by the older gen ("boomers")? This. The double standard is the problem. When everyone gets made fun off, people can understand that it's just humor and it doesn't mean anything. When it's only ok to make fun a few groups of people, kids grow up wondering why their gender/race doesn't deserve the same respect and protection others receive. And even adults might start to feel like society has it in for their demographic.	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 07:24 PM
601	Female And Non-Binary Uber Drivers Will Now Be Able To Refuse Rides From Male Passengers In Australia And once they turn down half the fares, I bet they'll complain about making less money than male drivers.	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 02:53 PM
2	Has anyone noticed this double standard between abusive mothers and fathers? And in those cases, the media often refer to both the mother and children as victims. It's sickening.	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 12:41 PM
62	UK: Calling a man 'bald' is sex harassment after employment tribunal compares it to commenting on a woman's breasts I was a bit confused by the title... So I think they mean "sex harassment" as in 'gender discrimination', not 'sexual harassment'. The man was also not simply described as bald (the way someone might say "Robert? He's the bald dude over there") but was insulted over his baldness (boss called him a "bald cunt"). With that said, after reading this bit I'm not even sure if the article is true at all: The ruling, made by a panel of three men who in making their judgement bemoaned their own lack of h…	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 11:08 AM
0	it's interesting that women get to be traumatized by not by able to do a hypothetical abortion but men are ridiculed for disliking being circumcised I'm just having a hard time not rolling my eyes when I hear this outcry about bodily autonomy. I'm all for bodily autonomy and I think abortion should be a right, but seeing how men have always had their bodily autonomy and fatherhood denied or diminished, I just find it really hard to sympathize. Men are forced to pay child support for children they never wanted. Sometimes even when the man was raped or had his sperm stolen. Men can also be forced to pay child support for kids who aren't their …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	12/05/22 10:44 AM
7	Jesse Williams privacy violated. Many articles are what you'd expect. Some did take it seriously. The theater and movie industries really need to stop performing actual nudity as it just opens the door to sexual harassment, abuse and exploitation. Most of the time, nudity on screen or on stage serves no purpose. And if nudity is absolutely required, then it can be simulated with CGI or props. Violence is simulated, so why can't nudity be simulated too?	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 08:39 AM
37	Does anyone else feel women have made it "creepy" to approach a girl in public? She's an asshole and you did nothing wrong. I can't even think of any situation where it makes sense to chat up a stranger then treat them like this when they engage back.	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 05:40 AM
1	Does anyone else feel women have made it "creepy" to approach a girl in public? The creep thing has gone too far but it's true that approaching women at the wrong time and place can be annoying for them. I find that the best option is to approach women naturally and take things one step at a time, and not put them in a situation where they feel they have to figure out how turn you down. It's less uncomfortable for them, and you don't leave feeling like a creep.	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 05:30 AM
9	These posts about abortion and the whole "why aren't men getting angry with us" facade is getting old. I think we should all help each other but it's a BIT hypocritical when our rights get laughed about by women. To add to that, just using two methods of birth control can decrease the risks one hundred-fold. If both methods have a 99% success rate, they need to both fail at the same time for a woman to get pregnant. The odds of that would be 1 in 10'000. Add a third method of birth control with a 99% success rate and the odds of an accidental pregnancy become one in a million. It's not 0 so there's always a risk, but these odds are more than enough for most people.	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 08:10 PM
50	These posts about abortion and the whole "why aren't men getting angry with us" facade is getting old. I think we should all help each other but it's a BIT hypocritical when our rights get laughed about by women. Feminists: Why are men not outraged that we're being treated like them??? >:'((	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 06:20 PM
2	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" To put things in perspective: if you're a woman in a room with 100 men, 99 of them would not want to harm you and would probably even come to your defense if the 100th man tried to assault you.	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 05:54 PM