DankyBlaze Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
8	Female student Loses marks in essay specifically for using the word "mankind" because it is sexist according to her feminist professor Dr Anne Scott - This is how pervasive feminism is in university I personally think CNN and MSNBC have been equally as biased, if not worse. At this point, cable news stations are equal in terms of political influence imo.	/r/MensRights	09/05/20 06:51 AM
8	Classic double standards While I agree, I'd say 1 in 100 people who claim to be plus-sized actually are. People like Shaq are plus-sized, but the girl in the photo of this thumbnail is just fat.	/r/MensRights	21/04/20 11:40 AM
3	What Representing Men in Divorce Taught Me About Fatherhood \| Marilyn York \| TEDxUniversityofNevada 100% a repost, it's still in my YouTube watch history from clicking it a few days ago from this sub.	/r/MensRights	20/04/20 07:40 PM
1	Hello there, I tried reaching to the person who asked me for this but he never replied so I guess I should post it here, I redesigned the logo and made a few variants, enjoy This is infinitely better than the logo they're currently using on Facebook. I hope they adopt this over that chrome one, I feel like they'll have more success attracting a newer audience	/r/MensRights	19/04/20 01:16 PM
34	The Men's Rights Initiative, Facebook's largest Men's rights page. Yeah it looks like a fake website icon you'd see on your phone in GTAV	/r/MensRights	14/04/20 10:55 PM
14	Somehow men are at fault for how hostile women are with each other If I understand correctly, you're saying that the societal pressure of women having to change outfits stems from how women have been sexualized in previous generations and are expected to uphold some form of beauty standard, thus when women verbally attack other women over clothing it's an indirect consequence of men objectifying women to a certain degree. If that was wholeheartedly true, don't you think that mindset is somewhat offensive towards women? As in their reactions are predetermined be…	/r/MensRights	15/03/20 07:12 PM
31	Jess Phillips MP mocks an application to debate men's issues on Intnl Men's Day & laughs at male suicide victims She uses the classic feminist argument that "only once Congress is 50% women will we discuss the issues that men face, because the issues of women outweigh any other problem."	/r/MensRights	12/12/19 06:16 PM
3	Some random obscure sculptor > National Men's day apparently I understand your confusion to seeing this. We could take the next 300 days and point out each time there's a new design and bring up the fact Google thought 'x' was more important than mens day. It's just a reminder how large corporations like Google see half the population. But it's true that with each passing day this comparison gets older and less impactful. If the next person to post this observation waits for at least a month, it might be considered a good joke/reminder. But not every time…	/r/MensRights	09/12/19 03:31 AM
11	Double standards By definition what I said isn't whataboutism, as I am not discrediting the potential harm a man can have on a woman if they retaliated in full. What I'm discussing is a very real scenario of how much weight should the victim's damage (caused from self-defense from an unprovoked attack) carry when the attacker is clearly in the wrong and at fault. Edit: In the hypothetical yes it was self defense, and the context is the man is assaulted by a woman whom he did not provoke.	/r/MensRights	20/11/19 08:11 PM
9	Double standards What if you approach it from this perspective: A woman hits a man with every fiber of muscle available, essentially putting 100% of their strength into their attack. The man, in self defense, utilizes maybe 1/3 of their own strength in an attempt to stop the female assailant through the means of a push. The man has a decently sized bruise, while the girl ended up with a broken rib from falling down. Would you say the man was not justified for using what they felt was one-third of their own stren…	/r/MensRights	20/11/19 08:02 PM
0	Wow! Using the wisdom of the ancients to open a talking piece on why to avoid women and calling it divinely inspired hardly seems like a good fit to me, but that's just one opinion out of many different perspectives.	/r/MGTOW	28/10/19 11:08 PM
4	Wow! imo it doesn't need to be a literary example. He could convey the same idea by saying "since the dawn of time," "dating all the way back to the beginning," "for as long as there is recorded history," etc. I also just find it manipulate and not persuasive to refer to abortion as the "Slaughter [of] thousands of babies for convenience." Abortion is not that simple of an issue. In fact, almost everything in that P.S. remark is cherry picking the worst aspects of women and presents it as if it is th…	/r/MGTOW	28/10/19 09:59 PM
3	Wow! I didn't realize this sub was religious, or uses religious arguments. (The Adam and Eve segment and the anti-abortion rhetoric at the end). Not a judgement, just an observation. What do you fellas think about it?	/r/MGTOW	28/10/19 08:11 PM
1	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: I'm not familiar, are those texts promoted by the subreddits and are there tips in those books that encourage the negative behaviors we talked about? Edit: Sorry, I had to Google negging. Is this a strategy that these subreddits promote? Because emotional manipulation like purposefully trying to take someone's confidence down is something I think you and I would agree is bad.	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 11:03 PM
3	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: I believe you're confusing building legitimate social skills and finding ways to be seen as more valuable in the eye of others with being a lying, manipulative person who will learn any tactic that helps them get what they want, regardless of what said tactic can be or the consequence of said actions. There's a clear distinction. You are generalizing by combining these subreddits and saying they encourage the same behaviors. No, thank you. Edit: If you disagree, I would like to see examples of p…	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 10:30 PM
2	"B..b..but it was pretty" If it is true that the all-female engineer angle is false, then it's posts like these that hurt the image and credibility of our community, and imo the mods need to step in and make a flair on OPs post.	/r/MGTOW	23/10/19 10:09 PM
3	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: I don't think that's the answer. Before today I hadn't heard of any of these subreddits, but I took a look at both for about 1-2 minutes each and here is my take: /r/pickup: I don't have a problem with men trying to up their social games to make them more valuable to their desired other. That's called building on your social skill and confidence, and no one is harmed by a person asking another out for coffee or trying to use comedy or confidence to sell yourself. Not even close to the same as go…	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 10:05 PM
3	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: Never said they are exactly equivalent. Are you denying that intentionally misrepresenting yourself and your interests to get someone to spend money on you is acceptable behavior we should encourage? Don't forget that it was pinned, meaning the mods feel everyone who visits the community should read it.	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 09:32 PM
4	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: I don't think using lies or emotional manipulation to get sexual satisfaction from somebody who wouldn't have consented if you were honest is something most would call ethical or something a good person would do. Edit: Neither behaviors are acceptable imo, they are both qualities of a person that negatively impacts others.	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 09:15 PM
2	"B..b..but it was pretty" I would appreciate discourse over downvotes, but I thought it was debunked that the engineers were all women? Source: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/was-all-female-responsible-bridge-collapse/	/r/MGTOW	23/10/19 09:10 PM
2	Now there's a whole community to exploit men with dating and sex. Had to post after seeing stuff like this: I take it you haven't seen their pinned post regarding how to cheat men out of free meals using social engineering and how to cover your tracks and encourage others to not feel like bad people for doing so	/r/MensRights	23/10/19 08:44 PM