DANK_ME_YOUR_PM_ME Archive

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14	If men in Ukraine are forced to go to the military, why aren't the women forced to birthing kids out in a facility? oh but that's slavery? THEN WHAT IS THE CONSCRIPTION THEN?? 😆 If you don’t have enough people willing to fight, that means the government wanting to fight isn’t for the people. Rich old dudes forcing young people to die. How often do those governments “conscript” wealth? Do that first so everyone is equal in wealth, then talk about conscripts.	/r/MensRights	22/07/23 06:30 PM
15	If men in Ukraine are forced to go to the military, why aren't the women forced to birthing kids out in a facility? oh but that's slavery? THEN WHAT IS THE CONSCRIPTION THEN?? 😆 It is worse than slavery. You must murder or be murdered. If a country can’t field an army of volunteers then there aren’t enough people who want that country to exist.	/r/MensRights	22/07/23 06:15 PM
6	Last year, a Korean YouTuber's nudes were leaked. Consequently, she made a tearful video claiming the photo studio officials forced her to take nude shots. Eventually, the chat logs were revealed and her story didn't add up. (The studio director committed suicide over her allegations) More sad proof of the post truth world. And radicalization of youths online.	/r/PussyPassDenied	22/10/19 11:38 PM
1	Woman refused to help because I "post on Men's rights" Branding and Marketing. MRA, particularly this sub, looks reactionary or anti-feminist rather than pro men’s rights. That is, if you look at the top page of the sub. Feminism vs. MRA sometimes looks like a white person slap fight to the other demographics, who are only included when one group wants their statistics to look more dire. I just randomed in from r/all, just dropping my opinion on why someone might view MRA as being “toxic.” Shit, I posted here now.. so I guess I shouldn’t be listened…	/r/MensRights	22/08/19 04:16 PM
2	Woman refused to help because I "post on Men's rights" Men’s Rights ~= “white Men’s rights” Feminism ~= “white women’s rights” There is an argument that feminism arose when white women wanted to ride the momentum (some say ‘cooped’) of the civil rights movement. So.. the fact that MRA isn’t heavily involved in things like BLM gives some pause. Basically looking as disingenuous as feminism looks to some here on MRA. tl;dr: branding looks bad, would probably get more done as a part of BLM (fixing courts, police system, parental rights, gross differenc…	/r/MensRights	22/08/19 03:16 PM
19	Teen accused college football players of rape. They lost their scholarships and were expelled. Now the "victim" admits she made it all up. That isn’t always true. There are contracts, generally some rules about kicking people when a school takes federal funds, or rules from accreditation groups etc. But, they might have been found “guilty” by the system at the Uni, which doesn’t really care about external courts.	/r/PussyPassDenied	29/05/18 11:12 PM
3	Huffington Post writers are chosen mostly based on their gender and race. Isn't that the definition of racism? Not that anyone cares, but for an opinion section it makes a lot of sense to have the writer demographic stats match the general population. If 90% of writers are of one sex, it is the male/female opinion section. Never mind the fact that you want a bunch of different opinions and obviously different backgrounds and experiences to use for crappy anecdotes. Whatever	/r/MensRights	16/03/18 02:08 AM
1	The Wage Gap So, it is your assertion that women choose to make less lifetime earnings? That men choose to overwork and have less time with family. That no aspects of society promote, enable, or pressure men and women differently in a way that results in less lifetime earnings (less overall work) for women than for men? If men and women are being paid the same amount per unit of work (depending on the field they might be, but only when correcting for things like experience.) Yet the earnings are different, w…	/r/MensRights	28/09/17 05:58 AM
-1	The Wage Gap The real issue is that life time earnings are less. This is because women are “given” less opportunities to work. Another way to view it is that men are forced to work more. I don’t think this should be a Men vs. Women issue. I’m still pretty surprised at how well propaganda works and has guys bashing women in order to monopolize working to death and dying early. Shouldn’t we be trying to let women in on the suffering? Or fighting for worker rights? Seizing the mews of purrduction?	/r/MensRights	27/09/17 03:07 PM