EchtJetzt2 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-10	[Twitter] Stop gendering issues that aren’t a gender-specific issue! 51.3% of men, and 48.7% of women. BuT wOmEn!! "Myth 4 – Women are less likely to have strokes than men Fact: More than 62,000 strokes occur in Canada each year; over 30,200 of these happen to women.v Women are affected differently than men by stroke. According to a 2018 stroke report by Heart & Stroke, “More women die of stroke, women have worse outcomes after stroke, more women are living with the effects of stroke and they face more challenges as they recover.v” How we can help: Our After Stroke program supports the different needs faced …	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 05:31 AM
0	Againstmensrights sub Agreed... It's angry feminists against angry MRA and both sides hurt the fight for equal rights for all.	/r/MensRights	24/06/21 02:00 PM
2	Againstmensrights sub And again feminists. I'm not much on feminist subreddits but there it's more MRA = misogyny, hatefull etc Criticizing mensright in that sub is more detailed. To be honest it's a lot about anti-feminism, but what bothers me more is that men on mensright have vastly different opinios and views. From "men have the right to show emotions and that society ignores/ridicules them is a cause for male suicides" to "men don't have to cry and feminists want to talk men into having emotions to weaken them, …	/r/MensRights	24/06/21 01:34 PM
-2	Againstmensrights sub That sub is not about men having rights or men fighting for their rights. It's against MRA. One of the arguments is that MRA are not fighting for the rights of men but against feminists and well look at the other comments here.... Feminists, feminists, feminists	/r/MensRights	24/06/21 12:10 PM
0	Reddit is deforming my opinion of women in general and it's bothering me Well it's reddit... If I would take everything to the heart I read here or anywhere else on social media I would be scared and devastated. But that's people being in their bubble and ppl don't think about ppl outside of that bubble and how that can effect those ppl. If I post something awful and hateful about cyclists in a car driver bubble ppl would agree with me, at least understand me or understand that "I write this in that enraged moment on don't actually mean it that way"	/r/MensRights	24/06/21 10:10 AM
4	“Not Men’s Building” would have been shorter They probably treat all kinds of women issues in there. Maybe they didn't want to call it "gynecology and pediatric building".	/r/MensRights	19/06/21 12:18 PM
2	“Not Men’s Building” would have been shorter It's named for the ppl getting treated in this building. So Women issues incl birth and the pediatric ward. You don't have to have cancer to walk into the cancer ward. Even if someone would name it cancer building.	/r/MensRights	19/06/21 12:10 PM
7	Lets talk about why kill all men is wrong. Didn't #killallmen trend on twitter like 2 years ago and is pretty much dead?	/r/MensRights	06/06/21 07:01 AM
-35	Deer men, if a girl says she's been raped, stay away. Please don't delete your comment. If we always delete our comments because of karma reddit becommes a absolute echo chamber. You are absolutely right. This women had two men staying over night to protect her so she doesn't hate men, she doesn't think all men are bad or rapists. It's a legit advice. She even ads that this guy maybe genuinely doesn't understand what he's doing. That's a lot of understanding for this situation.	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 03:35 AM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists You still don't understand what I meant with disregarding women issues. One last try... I mentioned the fact, that women had no access to their bank account, to their own owned money without the permission of their husband. The answer was that that was no real disadvantage for women because men were responsible for debts their wife's make. But how much real responsibility did men have if their wifes had no access to money and were not allowed to sign contracts. On the other hand if she wanted to…	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 07:38 PM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Stop getting triggert by a word. I'm not going to call my self a ... "Between second and third wave women's emanzipationist" No I'm repeating myself over and over in a discussion I have nothing to gain from since you don't want to share your toughts and facts, exapt copy + paste quotes you got allready sitting there. Are you pro men's right's or anti-feminist? Don't answer... Think about and if you think that's the same, then start calling yourself sexist.	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 05:09 PM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Well it seems like you don't understand what I'm writin so good bye	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 04:48 AM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists its not my job to Educate you! Guess then I know all I need to know Eh, this Sub is supposed to highlight Men's issues. We're not "Disregarding Women" by highlighting Men's issues Disregarded .... eg women claim that they didn't have financial liberty and used to be depending on their husband but men had to pay all debts a women might collect etc so the burden was on men too and women don't see that ...	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 03:37 AM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Ok, let's assume I know nothing about men. Enlighten me. Here is your chance to let me understand what bothers men and men only, since it happens often in this sub that issues that concern women get disregarded because they have a downside for men to.	/r/MensRights	22/05/21 02:26 AM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frauenbewegung This is a really nice summary how the women's rights movement startet with other emanzipation movements in france and how it developed thrue the emanzipation waves for women's rights and on which point the term feminism was introduced. It's in german though, but I'm sure you can translate it with the desktop version of wiki.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 11:39 PM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Feminism is by definition the emanzipation of women. Taking a word as a identifier for your movement doesn't change the chore meaning of that word. The Nazis called them self socialist, that doesn't change the meaning of that word.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 01:24 PM
0	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists That's the frustrating part. I say hey look at me and others like me, we aren't as loud or dominating as the others, but we are here and we are the majority. No! Because the others hate us and we have proof for it. I mean this post started with a guy with a tough single mom, who said those who banned him aren't real feminists. And I tried to explain what the view of his mother about feminsts probably is.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 01:20 PM
0	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists It's a word it's not A Group. You can be a leftist and not throw rocks at cops, there is a reason we gave those a separate label.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 01:05 PM
1	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists I'd argue the opposite. Yes, in obvious places like the Middle East, men do have more rights than women. India and Africa are disputed but it is objective fact that women have more rights and are better off than men in the West "My family is pushing me to get my ex-wife killed because of the divorce, but I don't want to" " We would really like to give you that job but we don't have the space or money to meet the requirements like a separate changing room" "You shouldn't act this way you are a wo…	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 01:01 PM
0	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Maybe I'm not making clear enough what I mean or want. I want complete equality! Since men have more rights I want to push women rights. I'm aware that all coins have two sides and that men have less rights in certain areas, but I think men are still better off worldwide. Eg I want fathers to be able to be stay at home dads and I want kids to be with the parent that's better for them. I want my male friends to have be able to talk about the psychological abuse from their wifes, want them to see …	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 12:09 PM
-2	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Clearly we don't live in the same world, since every time I open a newspaper, articles surrounding women use far more rosy and positive wording (even for crimes) than they do for men. No we clearly don't. Or we read different news papers. You're not spending any time on it at all. You're here on an MRA forum trying to make people believe "yeah dude feminism is totally cool its just a bunch of crazy kids ignore them". Let your damn actions speak for once, if you truly condemn this behavior, go on…	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 11:05 AM
-2	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists So you think I'm the only one? The only one who calls her self feminist and listens to men and their issues? Don't you get that a lot of issues that effect women also effect men and vice versa and by solving them both sides would profit? And by fighting against eachother we gain nothing? No you probably don't, you hear feminist and react the way a lot of feminists react when they hear men.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 10:21 AM
-5	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Then go on and waste your time fighting against all women that fight for women rights and call them selfs feminist. It's sad because that way you are making sure a lot of these women will not be willing to listen to your issues anymore. Why would they if you don't listen to them because of a label.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 09:58 AM
-4	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists So guess you are lucky that you don't have forerunners and spokesmen? And what's your solution for the rest of the women outside the US, UK etc that don't share the views of those so called spokeswomen. Fight against a feminst movement istead of fighting for women rights? Try to give it a new name? Start from scratch after decades of fighting? While there are still politicians that twitter that a women should be nothing more then a maid and a mother? So the media can ambush that too and spinn it…	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 09:23 AM
-16	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Oh oh wait yes now that you found a crazy bitch we are all crazy bitches. Well if I would use the same logic I would have to post tons of shit men said about women and claim... waaait for it... that the entire men's right movement is a bunch of sexist assholes that don't get to fuck the women they want, that didn't get the job they wanted etc. and now they are hating women for it. But guess what.. I don't. Because I can see past some assholes and see that a lot of things are fucked up for men, e…	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 08:30 AM
-24	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Read my post again. This time try not getting triggert by the word feminism	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 07:39 AM
-20	feminism is pushing people away, less people are becoming feminists Unless you are into social media ppl don't necessarily know that feminism became a brand. That now you have to adhere to a certain mindset to be called feminist. Feminism is by definition the emanzipation of women, nothing more nothing less. And for sure not hating men. Eg if you fight for the same right's for black ppl that doesn't mean you hate all white ppl. But that twisted media pushed version of feminism does exactly that, fighting for women's rights turned into hating all men. So for his …	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 06:55 AM
5	This comment on the term 'women and children' is so on point These spoiled little princesses ruined everything. The feminist movement could have done so much good, change the world into a better place. Because a true feminist should seek equality and true equality helps men and women. Instead they want all the good stuff from both plates and get rid of all the bad stuff.	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 03:42 PM
11	This comment on the term 'women and children' is so on point women literally create food for children with their bodies. Are you downgrading woman to cows? And if you want to go this old fashioned way.... Mommy feeding Baby, Daddy feeding Mommy, Daddy dead, Mommy not getting fed, Baby dead.	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 10:14 AM
31	This comment on the term 'women and children' is so on point Yesterday on the news "Isreal is bombing ...... but a lot of woman and children get killed". What happened to the phrase "a lot of civilians get killed among them children"? That Phrase was used a lot in the past years. Are all palestinian Men suspects or why is it different again?	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 07:46 AM
8	I never realized how bad it was for you all until today I realized this a couple of years ago. During October Fest (the real one in Munich) the police posted rather funny events or gave them a funny twist. One incident wasn't funny at all, but all of twitter had a Lough and there was not one comment that said this isn't ok to lough about. The incident... One guy was passed out on the "puke hill". The police caught a guy, a stranger to the past out guy, trying to give the guy a blow job (or was about to and the cops stoped him in time) So sexual assau…	/r/MensRights	28/04/21 05:55 AM
30	Fucking bullshit. Act like a decent human being, get accused Reminds me of those memes Him: Excuse me miss? Her: I have a boyfriend! Just way more serious.	/r/MensRights	07/04/21 12:26 PM
-1	Women outnumber men in Wiltshire police force 1,140 to 1,101. All but one of 63 of their staff hired between 2019 and 2020 were female, and 36 have police officer roles. The force is still “striving for more female representation across the ranks.” Wasn't the guy that showed up a police officer to? And those officers need proper training asap! You don't need strength, you need tactics and need to know how work with pressure points etc.	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 11:31 AM
11	Women outnumber men in Wiltshire police force 1,140 to 1,101. All but one of 63 of their staff hired between 2019 and 2020 were female, and 36 have police officer roles. The force is still “striving for more female representation across the ranks.” Well, thank you! I don't consider it the norm that people accept and consider posts like mine.	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 11:21 AM
28	Women outnumber men in Wiltshire police force 1,140 to 1,101. All but one of 63 of their staff hired between 2019 and 2020 were female, and 36 have police officer roles. The force is still “striving for more female representation across the ranks.” Can't link the pdf on mobile, but here's the link with the Pdf https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/police-forces/wiltshire-police/areas/about-us/about-us/equality-diversity-and-inclusion/ Edit: search for "workforce" in the pdf otherwise you'd need to scroll for a while	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 08:30 AM
197	Women outnumber men in Wiltshire police force 1,140 to 1,101. All but one of 63 of their staff hired between 2019 and 2020 were female, and 36 have police officer roles. The force is still “striving for more female representation across the ranks.” Police Officers: 64% male / 36% female Police Staff: 36% male / 64% female PSCO (whatever this is): 52% male / 48% female Special Constable: 73% male / 27% female Those are the Workforce numbers of Wiltshire Police 2019 AND if you go to https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/ what's right there at the start page? "You are not alone. Find help if you are a MAN being abused in a relationship" https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/police-forces/wiltshire-police/areas/campaigns/campaigns/you-are-not-alone/	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 07:54 AM
7	I believe that men and women should be equal. Patience? Mental stability? Kindness? How are those gender related?	/r/MensRights	04/04/21 06:55 AM
1	I believe that men and women should be equal. OP posted the same thing on r/feminsm and it got removed. Maybe! OP just wanted to see the reactions. (Just like I'm waiting now to see how the mods react that I "linked" that sub)	/r/MensRights	04/04/21 06:35 AM
1	The average child attends a school where most Teachers are Women and most Janitors are Men. You should be a janitor and be cleaning my floors. I'm better than you. I own you." We used to be scared of the janitor. And yes we had more female than male teachers. Looking back, three male teachers were iconic. Old, close to retirement, with a awesome humor, still motivated, that loved their job. And one female teacher was that way. I think it depends on your background and how you are raised, if you look down on a janitor and look up at the higher educated teachers. You can see a janitor as…	/r/MensRights	02/04/21 05:32 PM
1	Women in the UK are 7.6 times more likely to kill themselves, than they are to be killed by a man. This was posted under a other post in this subreddit... (Don't know how to link it on mobile) Women blaming men for suicide = bad! Men blaming feminists/women for suicide = woke? "Been thinking about this exact topic too. I feel such a mix of negative emotions. My thoughts are completely dominated with this anti men shit. We are litterally told to be silent as you were. Men will kill themselves because of this. More men will die silently as a result of women's actions. "#enoughmen" - will commit…	/r/MensRights	23/03/21 08:13 AM
-1	Losing female friends because you believe in men's rights. You can share/like something so it's only in your FB account, right? And you can share/like something so everyone of your FB friends sees it on their FB Account, right? If it's only on his page ok, she has no say what he has there. Sharing it to all your FB friends still might be (at this moment) difficult. Why? Because if his page is not full of that killing in the UK, then his FB friends are making sure to only share it with certain people, pretty much scan who fits for this post. Something he…	/r/MensRights	19/03/21 05:22 PM
1	Losing female friends because you believe in men's rights. But that's not what OP wrote It's more... Everyone "knows" a deli owner was killed by a black man of the health department. Everyone knows the deli owners are outraged, social media goes crazy about this. So during this social media outrage, a black friend of a deli owner posts about mental health issues of black people (which usually comes with a "we are the ignored/real victims" tone) The deli owner is like: Buddy we are outraged here, aren't you aware of this? Aren't you feeling for us in the…	/r/MensRights	19/03/21 02:41 PM
-8	Losing female friends because you believe in men's rights. There would only be outrage of the group in question was already seen as bad, like the cops in your example Not everyone thinks all cops are bad, but one of them was the bad person, so yes issues of that group have to wait in that moment. Yes I'm saying he should wait for the right moment and his turn, because he is talking about his friends. Your friends have a pressing issue, you don't but in with yours, you wait you listen and when it's your turn it's your turn. Why? Because that's what frien…	/r/MensRights	19/03/21 01:05 PM
-20	Losing female friends because you believe in men's rights. Imagine somebody shared something on FB like "x% of cops get ...." after the murder of George Floyd. Your friends might feel like this. It doesn't change the facts but there is a right and a wrong time to say things. You can only be heard if the other side is ready to listen. Right now they are preoccupied with something else.	/r/MensRights	19/03/21 12:25 PM
2	Man-hating cartoon in the UK Times Newspaper. All men depicted as sub-human monsters. It's more like... Anything that could be a man... I'm a rather tall, butch and heavy woman and almost got pepper sprayed more than once. But... Not all men, but a lot of men in this subbredit do the same thing they accuse "feminists" and the media of. It's women, it's feminist, it's the society it's not "some". It's the same with women claiming to be hunted, to be victims etc. Bashing women for it and then doing the same thing.	/r/MensRights	15/03/21 08:44 AM
1	I was refused service today in the U.K. because I’m a man I'm sorry to read that this happened to you. It's ridicules.. "Oh a big butch guy, nooooo he's going to murder me!" I mean it's not like she had to go with you into a dark secluded area to a loading dock or something. It was in a shop, lights on, being in the UK probably loads of cameras, a other person around. It doesn't get much safer than that. From an article about the murder... (What in the holy fuck?!) "In the House of Lords — the upper house in the UK's Parliament — Green Party peer Jenny…	/r/MensRights	14/03/21 06:18 AM
5	In Israel feminists fought against allowing women to be charged with rape because a man might charge rape to get out of a rape. I pointed out that I've only seen that behavior from women. Here's another instance. "The proposed amendment changes the law so that if a woman causes an organ or object to be inserted into her body, she will be charged with rape." So it would be still legal for a women to instert an organ or a object into a other persons body against their will?	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 08:33 AM
3	In Israel feminists fought against allowing women to be charged with rape because a man might charge rape to get out of a rape. I pointed out that I've only seen that behavior from women. Here's another instance. Could you please provide the link? In Israel feminists fought against allowing women to be charged with rape because a man might charge rape to get out of a rap	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 07:15 AM
1	Working men in the UK 82% more likely to die of COVID then women. Do more men get infected or are men more likely to die when infected?	/r/MensRights	11/03/21 08:06 AM
1	I hate it when people say “radical feminism” and use it to claim feminism isn’t radical and claim “radical feminism” makes up the minority that is destroying feminism reputation. 13 downvotes? Thats nothing, I got 46 downvotes on r/feminism for this "As far as I know most last names base on the "job" our ansesters had. Smith, Miller etc. Being identified just by the first name wasn't working anymore because of increased populations. So if Lucy Miller moved from her parents house to her husbands house she became Lucy Smith. That way authorities knew ok this is one household and they belong together. Or am I wrong? If I am wrong what's the true story behind it?" (Sorry don…	/r/MensRights	09/03/21 06:12 AM
4	I hate it when people say “radical feminism” and use it to claim feminism isn’t radical and claim “radical feminism” makes up the minority that is destroying feminism reputation. You don't see it because as soon as you don't agree with those so called feminists you get downvoted into oblivion or you get blocked. Even asking critical questions isn't allowed. They are radical and they have a hive mind.	/r/MensRights	03/03/21 10:45 AM
-12	I hate it when people say “radical feminism” and use it to claim feminism isn’t radical and claim “radical feminism” makes up the minority that is destroying feminism reputation. And most importantly you know feminism is the biggest threat to men today and you know you could do something to help men You are kidding, right?! You are being fucked over by capitalism and power hungry ass holes like everybody else. Men die in unnecessary wars. Men die because of bad work safety etc etc. Not because some women say "Hey I want this job" And I want primarily more right's for women. Yes, men's lifes need improvement too, but the situation is worse for women. And before you start …	/r/MensRights	03/03/21 07:37 AM
-16	Men don't matter She's just honest. Is it fair? Hell no! But this is not about men not mattering, it's about the child mattering more. A lot of women would pick the better father over the man they prefer, to ensure the well being of their child. This is really core evolution. The state doesn't want to pay too, so they don't care about it, and in some countries they force you to keep on paying even if you find out later it's not yours. Question is... If men could do this, would they do the same?	/r/MensRights	08/02/21 04:42 AM
1	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! Don't you get it? Protect me/her! Help me/her! You have to take care of me/her! You have to treat me/her better than men! Don't criticize me/ her! A proper women never wants to be fucked! They are little angels with moral and ethical standard's! This keeps us down, keeps us in a cage. This cage is still held together by men, by women, by religion. Oh and by some men hating, sexist assholes that claim to be feminists. See my first comment in this tread, that's how this began. The worlds resources…	/r/MensRights	31/01/21 03:49 PM
1	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! See thing both sides search for prove of their beliefs, each one tends to find proofe for their narrative. You found out that man had to pay taxes for their wives. I found out that women needed their husbands aproval to excess their self earned money on their account as soon as they got married. I found out that girls get killed in India because theire families can't afford to pay for them to get married and boys are better workers. Girls being diamonds turned into shit for then, bacause you can…	/r/MensRights	30/01/21 07:14 AM
1	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! Jesus! That's a lot... Sorry for insulting you again :) See while it all makes sense what you write, it's very theoretical. In a world where humans are decent beings (I mean all of us) this would be ok. Oh she's needs protection, because she's the mother, she's more important than me because... I can protect her because I am stronger etc. Thing is, no side had a choice in this role. As a woman you got married and took a protector or you faught alone for your self. A woman fighting for her own ha…	/r/MensRights	29/01/21 08:41 AM
0	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! I'm in mobile so I will make it short. But honestly thank you for taking the time to write such a long text. Yes everything has two sides, positive and negative. Yes it was and mostly still is excepted that man go to fight in wars. Woman are certainly not the main victims of war, but victims nevertheless. Wars changed, in the past we didn't send of soldiers to a different country far away, wars used to be faught at the "front door". But! This comparison with downsides and upsides doesn't fit. I …	/r/MensRights	28/01/21 05:04 PM
0	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! The "declaration of sentiment", argued to be the first feminist document, décalées "the history of mankind is the history of the oppression of women by men". The sexism spreads from that lie. That's the point where I strongly disagree with most people on this sub. The denial of sexism. Pls don't start with "I love my wife, my daughter etc. how dare you implying that man ever treated woman that way". Laws had to be changed in order to give woman the same rights, there is no dening that. It treats…	/r/MensRights	28/01/21 03:33 PM
4	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! Thing is these so called feminist hijacked the movement, they scream so loud that you can't hear the reasonable persons anymore. Things need to change in this world. We got it good in the western world. In some countries man have the advantage (eg Saudi Arabia) but in some countries man and woman are just both fucked. Feminism should be about equal rights for women. But that shouldn't mean ignoring issues man have or stop improving men's rights and life's or even worsen it. Unfortunately there's…	/r/MensRights	28/01/21 12:59 PM
43	Why women are heterosexual, feminine, and in relationships with men? Feminists explain in a feminist classic: "Loving to Survive: Sexual Terror, Men's Violence and Women's Lives". Crazy stuff, crazy people! I'm laughing so hard about stuff like this. These sorts of women/men that hide their hate of men behind a feminist shield are incredibly sexist towards women. They paint us women in a picture of stupid little girls, slaves without knowledge and will. They want to be the ones to decide how a woman should be, if we dont " obey" we are just stupid, blind, naiv and indoctrinated. How can it be hard to imagine that a woman just loves a man and wants to have kids?! How can it be hard to imagine that a…	/r/MensRights	28/01/21 10:10 AM
2	A lot of people (mainly LGTBQ+ women) seem to invalidate straight white males opinions on everyday matters simply because of their race, gender, etc. I try to see the gender/sex issues like the difference between countries. As in... hey Europeans have a good life for a long time, we want that too (man being Europeans and women etc being the "others"). And the job is to bring everybody up to the level of Europeans and NOT to drag down the Europeans and take their place. Why do I compare it to countries? Because no life/no country is perfect, everything has a upside and downside, while it might look perfect from the outside. And there is always…	/r/MensRights	22/01/21 10:37 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. Could you give me a other word dor Fringe? The translations I get for this word don't make sense in this context.	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 07:12 PM
1	Study: Women leaders did NOT do better at handling COVID and the reason it was claimed was due to sexism: hyper-focusing on good women, ignoring bad women, hyper focusing on bad men, ignoring good men (the study is generous, women leaders actually did significantly worse) Yes that was my point. Saying she specifically did good is wrong, because a lot of the power is divided. I don't know how things work in the other mentioned states, that's just how things work in Germany. But to be fair, she also did get the blame for ruining the EU all by herself.	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 06:43 PM
1	Most participants thought the term toxic masculinity insulting, probably harmful to boys, and unlikely to help men's behaviour. Most participants said they would be unhappy if their masculinity or femininity were blamed for their work or relationship problems. And looking at things like that is what I understand under the term "toxic masculinity" and whatever the english term for women being expected to pretend to be weak is. I remember the attack in the US, the one with the AR-15... I was watching CNN it was reported that boyfriend's and husband's shielded women with their body. I would understand protecting your kids this way... But all I could think was, that ther is no way in hell this would happen like this here in Germany. And the majority of us…	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 04:25 PM
0	Study: Women leaders did NOT do better at handling COVID and the reason it was claimed was due to sexism: hyper-focusing on good women, ignoring bad women, hyper focusing on bad men, ignoring good men (the study is generous, women leaders actually did significantly worse) Could you provide a source for the "women leaders do better part"? I havent seen such articles. And Merkel has no real authority about the lockdown measures etc. The heads of each state have to decide. The Minister for Health has to do his thing. Sure they listen to what she says and it helps to have a scientist as a leader, but no matter if we are doing well or not, no matter the gender of our Chancellor, it's not mainly up to him or her.	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 12:43 PM
1	Most participants thought the term toxic masculinity insulting, probably harmful to boys, and unlikely to help men's behaviour. Most participants said they would be unhappy if their masculinity or femininity were blamed for their work or relationship problems. I am a women. We cry, we scream in anger, we scream out if joy, we lough, we mourn, we curse etc. We are more open about it, society expects us to behave this way. It's not accepted for women to be aggressive, to be dominent etc. Society expects men and women to be exactly the opposite when it comes to expressing emotions. From everything that I listed, men are supposed to act the opposite. And the expectation to be, to act in a certain way is the fucked up part. Man that seek help after a traum…	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 12:17 PM
1	Most participants thought the term toxic masculinity insulting, probably harmful to boys, and unlikely to help men's behaviour. Most participants said they would be unhappy if their masculinity or femininity were blamed for their work or relationship problems. What would a feminine way be to show emotions for you?	/r/MensRights	02/01/21 05:39 AM
0	Most participants thought the term toxic masculinity insulting, probably harmful to boys, and unlikely to help men's behaviour. Most participants said they would be unhappy if their masculinity or femininity were blamed for their work or relationship problems. a set of negative behaviors I understood the term as not the behaviors being toxic themselves, rather the expectation to behave this way as toxic or if you don't behave this way being labeled as unmenly. Eg if you are a man and you WANT to be emotional, than feel free to be. If you are a man and you don't want to be emotional than don't.	/r/MensRights	01/01/21 08:41 AM
1	Most participants thought the term toxic masculinity insulting, probably harmful to boys, and unlikely to help men's behaviour. Most participants said they would be unhappy if their masculinity or femininity were blamed for their work or relationship problems. Honest question. I thought the term "toxic masculinity" stands for the issue that society expects man not to show emotions, always be the strong one etc. "Man up" "Be a man" So I thought that term is used by the younger generation (man and women) to fight that old image of man. What does the term "toxic masculinity" mean for you? Would you prefer to "just" call it sexism? I think a specific term would help to highlight the fact that it's a man's issue, and prevent it from getting lost in all the…	/r/MensRights	01/01/21 07:10 AM
2	Canada's New Covid Stimulus Package. To be given only to the mom of the house. It's ok dad's, you can still get it, if you get a letter from your wife saying it's ok. (She's doesn't need a letter from dad. shhh!🤫) What's wrong with you? I said the complete opposite. For one, you are justifying the government painting men in broad strokes as idiots who will waste stimulus money on beer. I said the way your government treads you, makes it look like it. So my opinion is "your government wrong for doing it like this" claim that it actually hurts women more. Where did I say "more". Still... "Your go government wrong, it hurts women too." Merry Christmas and Fuck you for thinking I'm such a piece of shit.	/r/MensRights	24/12/20 05:03 PM
-2	Canada's New Covid Stimulus Package. To be given only to the mom of the house. It's ok dad's, you can still get it, if you get a letter from your wife saying it's ok. (She's doesn't need a letter from dad. shhh!🤫) Well I don't know how things used to be in Canada, but over here in Germany a woman had her Bank Account, with her money from her work but as soon as she got married she needed the permission of her husband to access her bank account. So nope it wasn't a matter of responsibility. As to the stimulus money going to the woman now. It sounds to me like your government thinks, man will spent the money on alcohol and other useless things instead for the child. But it's also insulting for women I thoug…	/r/MensRights	24/12/20 07:35 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. It's not most people, crazy people are just loud and out there. Look at Germany right now, with the crazy "masks are bad" Querdenker shit. Most people in Germany are normal and responsible. We humans tend to see the assholes. I for example see only the asshole bicyclist, but I KNOW most of them are not assholes, they just make such a easy target. Just like feminist i guess.	/r/MensRights	11/12/20 08:37 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. Picking some insane feminist splinter groups as example and than just talk about feminst in general like they all are like them, is the same bullshit as picking some refugees that are criminal an talk like they or are criminals. Same with blaming the shit ISIS does and then talk like all Muslims are evil. So why don't you stop talking about feminist in general and start talking about extremest feminist. We are not that bad, we are not the enemy. I know man, that are more feminst than me, I know …	/r/MensRights	11/12/20 08:01 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. I don't know if you are under- or over estimating the human kind. We are all potential monsters. With a full belly, a house over our head and safety we sure are nice, love culture, our children, out pets etc. But if we don't have all this or feel threatened we all can turn into monsters. Why?! Imagine the old days. If we had enough animals to hunt etc. we used be be good and nice to our neighbors. But hungry we had the choice between killing our neighbors for their resources or die. Guess who's …	/r/MensRights	11/12/20 06:40 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. Hey you started it. Nowhere did I imply that man are/ used to be sociopathic monsters, the word sociopath makes no sence here. But you only understand what you want. I'm surrounded by man, at work and in my private life. I had to shut down some sexist behavior/talk, but other than that I'm good. So no I'm not the feminist monster you seem to seek.	/r/MensRights	10/12/20 05:25 PM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. You are threatening me on Reddit?! Because I don't agree with you? Damn you show your real face fast. Good bye!	/r/MensRights	10/12/20 04:49 PM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. A lot of party member's of the Afd are highly educated, it doesn't stop them from downplaying the holocaust, blame refugees and immigrants for problems etc. And it didn't need sociopaths to commit all those crimes during WWII. Women used to have a lot less rights than man in the past and still have in a lot of countries. That needs to change. Feminism is not ONE movement, we are not interlinked, there is no WE. I'm a feminist woman, that means I want the same rights, opportunities and freedom's …	/r/MensRights	10/12/20 09:41 AM
2	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. Unfortunately history has thought us that you don't have to be a sociopath to treat other humans as objects, slaves, property or less human. For a very long time some people used to be more worth than others, some humans had more rights, all lot of people had no rights at all. It was completely normal. What the feminist movement achieved/is fighting for is that woman have the same rights and opportunities as man. Feminism by definition is the emancipation of women. For a very long time women did…	/r/MensRights	10/12/20 08:54 AM
1	The most insane feminist ideas, top three: 1) men are entitled to female sexuality, 2) we live in rape culture, 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. 3) women used to be like slaves or property before feminism. 3) It's like saying that all men are sociopaths. How does this say all men are sociopaths?	/r/MensRights	10/12/20 03:33 AM
8	It's a shame how father-daughter bonds are praised while mother-son bonds are looked down upon. Her father might favor her over her siblings That applies to his other daughter's too. And then daddy's girl means she is a suck up. Everything has pros and cons. If a girl is rather wild, she usually isn't daddy's favorite. A boy has usually more freedom to do things because he's expected to be "wild and conquer the world". While a girl might stay daddy's girl, mothers usually expect her to get all grown up and handle her shit. Sons need to grow up too, but they stay mom's little price. And bes…	/r/MensRights	09/12/20 03:35 AM
4	seriously how there is no laws to protect men for FAKE rape accusations ? My fault, I missed the part where he wrote proven.	/r/MensRights	26/11/20 07:56 AM
-4	seriously how there is no laws to protect men for FAKE rape accusations ? Of course it would have a chilling effect. That would mean a person who claims to be raped, would be charged every time the rape can't be proved in court	/r/MensRights	26/11/20 03:31 AM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Who thinks like that? My body, my limits, my laws, my sovereign territory! You have to respect that, no matter the gender! Oh boy... Now it dawn's on me why some people think it's okay to ban abortions.They just don't consider it as a invasion.	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 06:10 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Yaha! That's new to me. I mean there are misconceptions a lot of man have, like a woman can hit a man as much as she want and nothing will ever happen to her. (Before you start to argue... My cousin is in prison because she broke her husband's jaw with a pan in self defense). But... How can you consider getting lucky if you don't want it? And how can you possibly alow somebody to rape you?	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 05:53 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Big fat serious WHAT?!	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 05:26 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Are you saying a man would let a woman rape him because he's afraid of assault charges?	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 05:07 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? So you are saying that a woman is as able to physically fight of a man, as a man is able to fight of a woman? (No drugs, no weapons, no alcohol involved)	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 04:46 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Would you please stop putting the things I write out of context. I explicitly wrote how disgusting it is that women abuse man, although they know exactly how it is to be the victim or potential victim. Of course it doesn't make a difference if the rape victim is male or female. AGAIN OP wrote that no gender is more threatening then the other. And THAT'S the thing I don't agree with. It's a lot easier to sexually abuse somebody if you are physically stronger. Women need to use weapons or they nee…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 04:31 PM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? We had BLM protests too, guess you didn't hear about that? No I only heard about BLM protests in support of the protests in the U.S. Yes, of course. Would a woman jump a random man on the street and rape him? The topic is rape. The topic is two fold to begin with. But in response to this specifically, yes a woman would, and have. Forcibly? Yes, but typically those much younger than them if thats the case. Otherwise its coercion and the like. I've honestly never heard of such a incident. I heard …	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 10:22 AM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? You are mixing a physical confrontation whith rape, you can't mix those. A woman could have a bar fight with a other woman or man, that's not the same as the danger of being raped. Would you, as a man compare a fight with a other man to be being raped by a woman (or man)? Yes rapists are mostly people that are close to you, this is sad enough. I know one woman that was raped by her boyfriend, one that was raped by a guy on her way to work. But about a dozen that were sexually assaulted by strang…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 10:02 AM
0	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? But the BLM/ALM movements are in the US. Of course white people get killed by the police in countries with a mostly white population. Murdered? But that's a different topic. Could a woman murder a man? Yes, of course. Would a woman jump a random man on the street and rape him? The topic is rape. Just kick him in the crotch? Never tried it, but seems to be easy. So all the women that get raped are to stupid to kick them in the crotch or did they secretly want to be raped and that's the true reaso…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 09:28 AM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Also, are you saying that weak men deserve to get raped? Where in all hell do you read this?! Just read my other comments. OP wrote "that no gender is more threatening than the other". That's what I don't agree with. And are you saying that it's just fine for women to walk through a park at night? Go on a run at night? Some years ago a guy raped 2 women on the riverside in my hometown, they were on there morning run, grabed them, dragged the of the path and raped them, a 3rd just got away in tim…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 07:48 AM
0	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? More than I thought. But those are numbers without context of the percentage. Is there a more detailed source? I am asking because the percentage matters a lot. If the cops would kill 30 white people and 10 black people in Germany it would be very clear that they are more likely to kill black people.	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 03:46 AM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Putting the important part at the end was my fault. OP wrote "no gender is more threatening than the other". I don't agree with that. Just take a man and a woman without drugs, alcohol or guns and the winner in a physical confrontation is almost always clear. Telling anybody that being raped, molested, beaten isn't that bad because of any reason is just sick. We want to be equal as much as evolution let's us be, so let us be equal. Man can't give birth and woman can't lift the really heavy stuff…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 03:29 AM
1	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? Besides, I thought women were all empowered badasses. You are being sarcastic right? Serious question... How am I lacking empathy? Strength matters regarding physical assault (rape, being beaten). I didn't have the impression that OP was talking about man raping man. Nobody would tell a man to shut up, if he was raped as a child. So I seriously don't get it.	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 02:16 AM
-5	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? There are exceptions of course. But seriously, the number of man that are physically weaker than women is very low (not counting people with disabilities etc). How many man are afraid to walk to their car in the dark? How many man are afraid to go on a run in the dark? How many man are afraid to be alone with their Date? Etc etc. The reality for woman is that the number of high alert situations are a lot bigger. So life for woman is much more restrictive. Don't go there, don't do this. Be carefu…	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 02:00 AM
-10	Thoughts on people who compare men talking about their experiences of abuse/rape, with ‘all lives matter’? I think that comparison is wrong. I mean how often do white people get murdered by the police... Man shouldn't be quiet about being abused or raped. But never forget, that man are a lot and I mean a LOT stronger than woman. A woman can't jump you in a park and drag you behind a busch, even two woman would fail. If a woman hits a man, he could shake her off and leave, woman don't have that chance. So yes! There is a big difference between the genders regarding physical danger.	/r/MensRights	16/11/20 12:57 AM