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| 10 | Boycott Morrisons UK: Major supermarket makes huge change that will let all mums skip queues OP: Of course they did not do this on Fathers day.The Equality Act 2010 states that you have to offer your services equally to all, and that gender is a protected characteristic. So, good luck Morrisons. I hope the person that came up with this gets made to take 50 hours of corporate HR training on the Equality Act. | /r/MensRights | 27/03/25 05:23 PM |
| 2 | "To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" | Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead.That’s more of a case of idiocy though than “mansplaining” which is what the writer of the article is referring to. | /r/MensRights | 30/07/17 01:32 PM |
| 3 | "To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" | Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead.Anyone that hasn’t heard of Dunkirk shouldn’t be watching the movie and needs to do some research on WWII outside of video games and over-exaggerated action movies. | /r/MensRights | 30/07/17 01:29 PM |
| 7 | "To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" | Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead.It’s very different to your usual blockbuster action movie. It’s not Saving Private Ryan. It’s excellent, and just about the most realistic depiction of a war event I’ve ever seen. It’s not about glorifying war or pro-Allies. There’s no one hero of the story. It’s about the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and the part the each person played. However there is no women in it so I give it 5/10. | /r/MensRights | 30/07/17 01:17 PM |
| 3 | "To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" | Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead.What is even wrong with saying “I get what you’re saying, but...” Is that not how adults have a conversation about conflicting opinions? Would it be better to say “no you’re wrong, I’m right” or to be a pushover and not stand up for your opinions? There is literally nothing wrong with telling someone you understand their view and then explaining yours to them and coming to an “agree to disagree” conclusion. | /r/MensRights | 30/07/17 01:13 PM |
| 22 | "To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" | Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead.Does she even realise that Dunkirk is a depiction of real life events and not a fictional tale set during the war? I feel like that has gone over a LOT of people’s heads - people who don’t know much history. Calling it another “summer war movie” is the most uninformed opinion I’ve seen. The events at Dunkirk are responsible for Britain not losing to the Germans. The war could’ve literally ended in that week. But hey who cares about that when you could use it as a platform to make women and “marg… | /r/MensRights | 30/07/17 01:09 PM |
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