DarkAlex45 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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7	Womens sport isn't big because not enough women support it I was specifically talking about the top and raw abilities. If we're taking everyone into account, it's a bit different. An average men will still be better than an average woman at such stuff (because it's just easier for men, it's just the way they are built), but a good female MMA fighter would still beat the shit out of me, someone who doesn't train fighting at all. The top athletes are at the most peak human condition and men just naturally have a higher ceiling. So yes, in this regard, it …	/r/MensRights	21/10/20 02:17 PM
18	Womens sport isn't big because not enough women support it It's literally impossible for the best female athlete in most sports to be better than the best man in that same sport due to biological differences. Everyone wishes that wasn't true but it's just sadly how our biology works. I think the only sports where women can actually beat the best men is archery/shooting, maybe gymnastics and I think some swimming categories are also fairly close (according to my research and I was pleasantly surprised).	/r/MensRights	21/10/20 01:24 PM
1	Doors are oppressive I mean, I'm a living healthy adult who has not encountered, nor have had any friends that have ever run into this situation. Nor have the friends of my friends or a whole community of people that I've asked. So I think it's pretty safe to say it's very rare. A previous reply from someone in this comment chain seemed to imply a majority of women. If not, then okay, my bad. The people who wrote that this has happened to them aswell have also only experienced one instance of it it seems. One. You a…	/r/MensRights	04/10/20 12:18 AM
2	Doors are oppressive Either way, it's a minority and it's ridicolous thinking a majority of women are like that. If you have a problem with someone being nice and holding the door for you, you're just a dick, no matter the gender. The reason why I'm ultra serious about is this because generalizing is just a really bad thing to do. Look at the whole atmosphere around Mensrights in general. In a troubled position because of a lot of generalizations were made due to a shitty loud minority of actually misogynistic men. …	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 10:51 PM
1	Doors are oppressive Such people who take offence to this is such a small dumb minority who have way too loud voices sadly. Maybe it's an american thing but this stuff is definitely not the norm.	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 10:13 PM
0	Doors are oppressive You mean specifically this door thing? Because this tweet is the first time I've heard anything about opening doors being a problem (and even this tweet is apparently a troll account judging by a reply in this thread?)	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 09:46 PM
2	Doors are oppressive and why are we generalizing? This poster (the tweet) is the only one gendering it. This is not a gender issue, it's stupidity. EDIT: clarified that I meant the one who typed the tweet	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 09:37 PM
11	Doors are oppressive I feel like opening doors should be about being kind to others. This is such a pointless issue to be gendered lmao.	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 07:21 PM