CroissantUser Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	What the actual fuck? When they say patriarchy this is what they mean Child custody - can be explained by the expectations brought up by male dominate societies that women are supposed the caretakers, this creates an unfair dynamic and bias when it comes to decide the custody of a child Sentencing - explained also by the expectations that men are aggressive and women are sensitive and need to be taken care of Homelessness - I will be fair and say this issue is a bit more complicated, but a lot of it can be explained …	/r/MensRights	09/05/21 11:48 AM
13	Number of white male teachers falls by 20% in just ten years, sparking fears of lack of role models - Research shows the profession is becoming 'increasingly female-dominated' It worries me a bit how we are framing this based on the decline of white male teachers, and not on the fall of male teachers overall. The seemingly rise in male teachers of minority groups is a good thing, as it gives role models to males from minority groups, but this doesn't seem to be representative of anything specific, just that minorities are getting more accepted. The interesting bit is that from what I saw, this decline was for secondary teachers, which tells me two things, that men wit…	/r/MensRights	19/10/20 12:22 PM
1	When did not wanting to wear female clothing become toxic masculinity? This story seems almost fake, but if it's real, I am hopeful that she will grow, and this is simply a case of being young. I don't think this is a thing at all, what I believe is that they think it's toxic masculinity to shame other men for wearing typically feminine clothing, personal freedom is important, I don't think this type of discourse happens at all in real life, and it's more a product of edgy teens on the internet, which usually isn't even a true conviction. It's OK to have a discussi…	/r/MensRights	13/10/20 07:18 PM
2	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. You are acting like I don't believe these things, which I do	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 08:03 AM
3	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. Because I don't want the men's right movement to be infested by reactionaries, I want to spread unity between the genders, even if my reach is veryyy limited, I just want to see a healthier movement which strives to be more inclusionary and more nuanced, I really thought this sub was the more progressive version of the men's right movements but seems like I was wrong, I am deeply passionate about men's rights as a progressive leftist, but seems like this sub finds itself a lot in reactionary pol…	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 01:56 AM
-6	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. I am sorry, but this is simply untrue and unsubstantiated, from the studies I have read, it seems to compromise no more than 10%, a lot of rape reports fall short, especially for men (lots more stigma and bias), so what we also have, is rapes being reported and not being persucted, this means that the cases are not decided either false or true, simply dropped, that could comprise a certain % of reports, but I am not too sure how much	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 01:06 AM
2	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. I was simply responding to the person as I felt like using an anecdote was not proper, I do felt slightly bad for talking about such thing in a tragic post, but I felt the need to push back on the irrationality	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 12:56 AM
-9	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. Depends on what value you place in uncommon, the estimated percentage last time I checked for false accusations of rape is around less than 10%, in the US in 2018, there were 101,151 reported cases of rape, if we were to be charitable, that would mean that 10 115 could be considered fake reports, so would you consider that uncommon, or common?	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 12:34 AM
-64	UK: Sister of a boy, 17, who killed himself after being falsely accused of rape by a girl whose mother said 'I'm going to f****** get him'. I am sorry for commenting on such sensitive topic, but you do understand this is literally an anecdote, a tragic and sad one for that, having emotions and feelings for this situation is okay, just please don't make your emotions into misinformation, let's take things calmly and with a rational mind	/r/MensRights	10/09/20 11:21 PM
-55	Half of Generation Z men ‘think feminism has gone too far’ Also Gen z, don't confirm	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 10:20 PM