DinoMartino73 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	I want to have a simple debate with people who don't think everyone should be a feminist? According to every feminist I've ever heard speak on the subject, this: "Not saying at all that men-centric issues should be ignored at all, but that neither side should be shot down by the other if we are to ever build progress" Means you are not a feminist, or not feminist enough.	/r/MensRights	20/06/26 11:00 AM
1	A 30 year old teacher 'took the virginity of her 16-year-old pupil' The question here is, has it ever been enforced, and in what circumstances. Even if a law states 'Forced to penetrate' and is never applied to a male victim, is it a law? The legal system is full of laws that are ignored due to them being anachronisms or just unenforceable.	/r/MensRights	14/05/24 04:28 AM
1	A 30 year old teacher 'took the virginity of her 16-year-old pupil' As per UK law... Rape is a crime of basic intent, and drunkenness is not a defence. Section 1 Rape involves penetration of the vagina, anus or mouth by a penis, therefore a woman can only commit this offence as an accomplice.	/r/MensRights	13/05/24 01:44 AM
7	Something I find both bizarre and creepy As a 50 year old childless man. Couldn't be happier. No one to fight over my stuff, happy to associate with whomever I please, whenever I please. I can have a quiet night at home, or go party with friends. It's great. Happy to be a SINK.	/r/MensRights	18/12/23 06:59 PM
1	"Teach girls to prioritize feeling safe over being nice." Is this one of those feelings don't care about facts. Lol.	/r/MensRights	09/12/23 10:51 PM
-6	"Teach girls to prioritize feeling safe over being nice." This might be unintended self own, or maybe irony. I'm not sure. It could mean that girls should be taught to speak up and, if necessary, be 'rude' to get men to back off from them. Rather than to always be nice and risk feeling unsafe or uncomfortable. Not necessarily a bad thing in and of itself IMHO.	/r/MensRights	30/11/23 04:42 AM
7	What the actual F After hearing all that, you politely excuse yourself to the bathroom. Pay your half of the bill, return to the table, and apologize to being a man, and to avoid making her uncomfortable, you are going to leave immediately. Bonus points if you make her pay for the whole thing	/r/MensRights	08/08/23 08:37 PM
6	As an academic, I wish more people would be aware that the 60% majority of women in academia is entirely coming from adding to universities political departments and calling them "research departments" - gender studies, women's studies, sexuality studies. If you want a recent one check out Miller Lites new commercial, 'Beer wouldn't exist if it wasn't for women, Women are the reason for beer existing as they brewed it from the beginning of time," Lovely commercial so poignant and factual! /s	/r/MensRights	15/05/23 10:16 PM
7	Emmett Till's false accuser is finally dead. Piss on all of them, take a sh!t on hers.	/r/MensRights	28/04/23 05:30 PM
1	Why do women always have to “marry up?” In college most of my class was girls putting males down who were their equals. They always said they deserved to marry up like to a professor or Doctor. Why isn’t an equal partner good enough? Interesting, so you are saying that there has been no biological imperative for women to seek out the most skilled hunter, the strongest warrior, or the wealthiest man throughout history. I would sincerely doubt that Garry the gatherer of nuts fruit and vegetables was a woman's first choice over Harry the master hunter. Ensuring not only food and shelter but protection for themselves and their children is a biological drive In every mammalian species. Hypergamy is the female version of this, the…	/r/MensRights	24/01/23 07:03 AM
95	Why do women always have to “marry up?” In college most of my class was girls putting males down who were their equals. They always said they deserved to marry up like to a professor or Doctor. Why isn’t an equal partner good enough? Hypergamy is not just an ancient tradition, but a biological drive.	/r/MensRights	23/01/23 08:13 PM