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1	I hate how feminism has taken over universities. Both genders appear to get scholarships at near identical rates. 60% of scholarships go to women... Which would be unfair if not for the fact that 60% of college students are currently women. While quite troubling this isn't related to your assertion. Per-student scholarships appear to be allocated quite neutrally by gender and ethnicity. This is likely because the federal government doles out over 90% of all scholarship money and is prohibited from gender or racial discrimination by law. https:…	/r/MensRights	23/04/23 12:29 AM
-2	I hate how feminism has taken over universities. This is quite harmful to the cause of genuine gender equality & sober recognition of the facts. By bringing up that delusional misogynist (Tate) you affirm their damaging worldview for some petty and fleeting vindication. This is not the way.	/r/MensRights	22/04/23 11:36 PM
-2	I hate how feminism has taken over universities. That's a fair perspective. :) At absolute best though, you reach a few classmates. He's also made a prof hate him for remainder of this class and at least 1 more in the future. Though the chance of success is much less likely w/ approach I described, if you CAN change the professors mind you have a massive impact on all future students.	/r/MensRights	22/04/23 11:27 PM
-2	I hate how feminism has taken over universities. The effective route here is not to complain about feminism itself, since that's genuinely not the crux of the problem. The real issue is that you are taking a course on a specific topic to gain detailed knowledge of that domain, and much of the learning is focused on ONE very specific topic within economics. This is why courses are split into discrete topics - the more tangential subject matter that is added the more difficult it becomes to cement learning. While the "facts" she is using may be …	/r/MensRights	22/04/23 06:34 PM
9	The feud between RP men and alpha feminists is unnecessary Bro this isn't the place to be level-headed and reasonable... ...Just disgusting the way you avoid aggressively forcing your opinions on others 😋😋😋😋	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/22 10:32 PM
3	looking for opinions on this mess I think it's really sad on both sides TBH. Love & the pursuit of it should not be commoditized IMO. It makes the whole thing feel dirty & transactional. Though a last minute cancellation after costs are incurred for transportation, babysitting, etc totally warrants reimbursement. It's HARD to find a good match. Dating is tough & both genders just blame each other rather than realizing that... Finding someone you click with is tough. Suggestion (for those seeking a partner not a hookup): Spend mo…	/r/MensRights	03/10/22 06:41 AM
-5	“Women want rights so bad, so where’s my foreskin?” Y'all next level victimization addicts to be believing the life-altering act of being a mother is comparable to a tiny piece of skin at the end of ur cock. There's significant mortality risk associated with pregnancy & SEVERE repercussions on every aspect of life when having a child. None of this is true of circumcision. Top comment is a dude who compares it to having the entire organ of their ear cut off... No. If anything, it's like someone cut your earlobe off AND that was a normal cultural p…	/r/MensRights	05/07/22 11:08 PM
-1	Regarding rising 'sexlessness,' percentage of young people who've never had sex or a relationship do you think have never even made an effort? It's unsurprising a person who's tagline is "I'm the Jesus of misogyny" would rather blame physical factors than their shit worldview & beliefs. *Apologies tho if that's a bad joke Most men (and women) are total trash. If you put in the work to have a stable career & finances, decent physical fitness, genuine interests & hobbies, & just a bit of emotional intelligence...you can be short, ugly AND balding & still find a partner fairly easily. Y'all come on here to complain rather than do the hard…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/07/22 10:51 PM
5	Regarding rising 'sexlessness,' percentage of young people who've never had sex or a relationship do you think have never even made an effort? All people are exactly the same, so 1 women disliking an unchangeable quality definitely means no woman on earth would want you...? Also most dudes who have "identified" the reason they keep failing w/ women have very different notions than the reason(s) previous partners mention. Keep trying & cultivate honest feedback. Don't take any 1 person's criticism as truth.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/07/22 11:30 AM
1	I dunno... maybe the stigma that will never go away even after all charges are dropped? Maybe the fact that your life is destroyed the moment the false allegation is made because if you're a man you're guilty until proven innocent? You can't reason with this level of delusion. I had heard through seemingly reputable sources that false allegations of rape occur at similar rates to other (specifically violent) crimes. After doing my own research, this appears to be untrue. Only rates of burglaries have similar rates of false allegations, likely due to insurance fraud, as noted by the researchers. Percentage of Falsely Reported Crimes 2006-2010 US ResearchGate Link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/315728247_The_Prevalence_of_False_Allegations_of_Rape_in_the_Unit…	/r/MensRights	24/06/20 02:15 AM
9	Is there a “red pill rage” for women? This SOO much. Who the hell do we think are in these rly specific communities ESPECIALLY the ones posting: The most outspoken & extreme ones. When it's a "cause-based" sub that probly means the mods themselves are even mostly bonkers. The ppl that are on these gender-specific subs are in general PSYCHO AS FUCK and serve mostly as a debate between those internet communities	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/20 05:18 AM
3	Is there a “red pill rage” for women? If your premise is: All men desire sex & also find "other" women attractive, I would strongly that is true both ways. I mean insert favorite celebrity IS super sexy right? I'd argue that all men do not desire sex with other women & that's what defines a decent man in a relationship. Monogamy is a point of pride. Committed men find another woman attractive, there might even be a primitive "impulse" towards sexuality BUT they use their brains and think, "I love my SO & our relationship". They feel…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/20 05:15 AM