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It is not really clear what this statistic is saying Yea, it is a little vague at first, but what I think it is saying, or how I read it was that 30% of women murdered in the US are murdered by their partners, and 5.3% of male murders were domestic in nature. Some attorneys in divorce cases actually tell the women to get up in their husbands faces and provoke them because of how much it will be to their benefit to have him have hit her. Ugh. Gotta love lawyers. Always using the most despicable t…
/r/MensRights03/12/12 04:08 AM
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I just don't think everything is an exaggeration. While men are subject to domestic violence (I'm excluding robberies or any other criminal related violence.) women do experience more domestic violence, and more of them die from a domestic violence situation then their male counter parts. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/soraya-chemaly/50-actual-facts-about-dom_b_2193904.html Percentages of people killed in the U.S. by an intimate partner: 30 percent of women, 5.3 percent of men. I'm not trying to …
/r/MensRights02/12/12 11:56 PM
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You just insinuated that the clothes a women wears are responsible for her rape. She choose those clothes, so she is responsible for her rape. You just said that. That is offensive, and you are angry for no reason. He was factually correct, and perfectly rational. Those are your own words, and it is offensive. Blaming the victim for the actions of her abuser is absurd. What in the world am I lying about? Why are you attempting to argue with me over nothing? Why are you so mad? Is it because I am…
/r/MensRights02/12/12 07:43 PM
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No, dear. I've said nothing that you haven't jived with(Men have more legal issues, and women have more protection under the law. I agree with that. Men need help with rape issues/domestic violence/violence all together, and that men need the MRM.) aside from saying that women have issues. You are the cancer. You are the reason that people aren't taking the MRM seriously.
/r/MensRights02/12/12 07:31 PM
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Claiming women are raped because of the way they dress is offensive. You are blaming their fashion for rape and that is just stupid. Rape happens because there are rapist, and yes saying that she choose the clothes that lead to her rape is saying she was in some way asking for it to happen. Just like a person who leaves their car doors unlocked is "asking" to have their car stolen.
/r/MensRights02/12/12 07:20 PM
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I didn't ignore it I was just specifically talking about violence against women. I acknowledged it many times, and said it should be a men's rights issue that should be explored, and that both genders deserve protection under the law. So really this is just me repeating myself at this point. Abortion and birth are issues specific to women? Yes, because it is our bodies that go through those processes and not mens. While men should have paternity rights, and rights over their own bodies/right to …
/r/MensRights02/12/12 05:49 PM
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he rallies began when Constable Michael Sanguinetti, a Toronto Police officer, suggested that to remain safe, "women should avoid dressing like sluts."[4][5] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SlutWalk Cops, themselves saying women are asking for it if they dress like sluts pretty much says there is a good handful of people who hold those same beliefs. I've personally heard people use that excuse for rape. It happens and denying it doesn't make it any less true. Post their names here, along with the s…
/r/MensRights02/12/12 05:37 PM
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Yes, you did. You did so by ignoring men. http://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/143lko/im_a_little_confused/c79pfzb?context=3 That's true. And that should be something men's rights involves themselves with. I never minimized male violence. You should read the rest of the comments in the thread before you make assumptions. So you really don't favor working together. You think women should act only on behalf of women. No I said the genders have their own specific set of issues (Men don't hav…
/r/MensRights02/12/12 05:14 PM
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http://www.rapecrisis.com/ They cater to men as well as women, and they can point you to possible groups in your area. Most rape crisis centers take male rape seriously, it's society that doesn't. Other rape victims know how painful it is, and your gender does not make that pain any less real. If you google rape crisis for men, and add your state you will certainly find groups. I know of a man who attended a rape crisis group held at the local community college, and he was met with no resistance…
/r/MensRights02/12/12 02:41 AM
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Have you told anyone since her? Have you gotten help? Again I'm so sorry that happened to you.
/r/MensRights02/12/12 02:29 AM
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This . I have a lot of trouble finding any credible , peer-reviewed , or otherwise substantiated evidence that women as a group are discriminated against in the developed world . This comment is why I posted in this thread in the first place, and that comment right now has 10 upvotes, so obviously people here agree with him. While women may not have as many legal issues as men, they still have issues and it is offensive to say otherwise. I think this is because of feminism being around for so lo…
/r/MensRights02/12/12 01:58 AM
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No no. I probably could have worded that better. I realize they are male issues as well, a lot of rights issues and gender bias applies to both sexes, just sometimes one sex will have more issue with it then the other. It does not belittle the other genders issues with said gender bias just because it happens more frequently or less frequently. It could just possibly be a bigger and more prevalent issue in one gender as compared to the other. If that makes any sense.
/r/MensRights02/12/12 01:07 AM
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I never minimized violence against men. I said it is a mens rights issue, and men's rights advocates should worry about it the way feminists worry about violence against women. Stop perpetuating what you think I will do in the future. The only one here being incredibly one sided is you my dear. You likened telling women not to dress like sluts less they be raped, to someone locking their cars. You called it prevention, which is so full of sexism I didn't even know how to respond. You said women …
/r/MensRights01/12/12 10:22 PM
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Then stop belittling women's issues and promoting men's. Men and women have different sets of issues and that is why there are two separate groups to handle those. Those two groups just need to work together and stop these victim games.
/r/MensRights01/12/12 09:14 PM
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The only negative effect when someone says that a woman deserved it is that someone might have to listen to something that offends them. No that is not true. That statement takes the victim from being a victim and turns them into the reason they were raped. It's like saying it is there fault and it takes blame away from the attacker. It promotes rape, and that is very harmful. In fact people probably get this idea in their heads more from the feminist movement than from anyone actually saying it…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 08:32 PM
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That's true. And that should be something men's rights involves themselves with.
/r/MensRights01/12/12 08:17 PM
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So how do we know they are thinking this if they aren't saying it out loud. People do say it out loud, just not often. Probably just as often as a women rapes a man.. :\ Just because something doesn't happen everyday does not make it not an issues. I won't repeat that again. It is ridiculous to complain about not being about to participate in combat when men are forced to register for the draft. how is that ridiculous? The draft hasn't been used in a long time, so therefor by your previous comme…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 07:08 PM
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Not to mention that people actually saying that women can get raped because of what they wear is 10X less common than feminists complaining about them saying it. It is actually rare for people to say this. It may be true that people rarely say that out loud, it is more of an internal thought thing. But obviously with the whole Todd Akin thing rape is still not fully understood or given the weight it really needs. Just saying it happens rarely isn't a good argument against it. AGAIN, it is like s…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 06:34 PM
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I can agree with that. Men do face a good amount of legal discrimination, but women face issues too. I said it before, they both have issues that they need to fight for, they are just different issues. Women need to fight violence against women, equality in the work place, the incorrect social views about women, and rights over our own bodies. Where as men need to fight against the inconsistencies with gender bias in the court systems, along with the social stigmas that follow them around, and t…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 06:23 PM
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Women are less likely to be hired for manual labor, lab jobs, and engineering jobs, based on the gender bias that circulates around them. Men face the same issues in career paths that are more socially geared towards women, but just because both genders face the same issues does not mean that it automatically makes that not discriminatory towards women. Women are expected to be mothers, and any step away from that stereotype makes you a bad mother. I feel that one personally being in the porn wo…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 05:30 PM
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This . I have a lot of trouble finding any credible , peer-reviewed , or otherwise substantiated evidence that women as a group are discriminated against in the developed world . This kind of stuff is highly offensive, I'm not trying to start any kind of argument but it really is rather offensive. I live as a women and I find myself subject to gender bias, sexual stereotypes, and harassment, that if I ignore I'm seen as just a "bitch". I've tried to throw my hat into the physical labor ring, and…
/r/MensRights01/12/12 04:40 PM
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You tell her that it is an incredible breech of trust, and if she cared about you she would not try to entrap you like that. If I were you I do not think I could trust her ever again, it seems like a small thing, but it is really not. She is trying to steal your DNA without your consent, to make a child that obviously you do not want. (Since you are using condoms in the first place.) It should be some sort of crime, but I don't know how you would enforce that.
/r/MensRights01/12/12 04:17 PM
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unless you're labeling the suppression of evidence of female on male violence as "not really horrible," in which case I have to take issue. I never said that. You are putting words into my mouth. I implore you to stop. First, your categorization of homemakers as intellectually inferior is deeply insulting to homemakers of both sexes. Again, you're projecting. I never said that they are mentally inferior, I said that feminism helped end that misconception of women. Women were considered mentally …
/r/MensRights28/11/12 09:55 PM
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I can not say anything that would defend some of early feminism, and I can't say anything to defend the groups within feminism who consider all men rapists. There is no defending that, but really no group is without flaw, and every group that gains to much power will strive for their own personal gain. I believe that was said earlier, and it is not only feminism that is guilty of that. I do not and never will agree with radical militant feminism, i've said that repeatedly. The women who think th…
/r/MensRights28/11/12 07:45 PM
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Um, yes? You should embrace the normal feminists who don't have militant hate towards men, in the way that I as a feminist am trying to embrace men's rights.. Why is that so bad? You shouldn't be for a patriarchy. If you really want to fight for equality yourself, then you should loathe the idea of patriarchy because it is a society ruled by men, which for all intensive purposes is unfair. It is not equality. Feminism is a collection of movements and ideologies aimed at defining, establishing, a…
/r/MensRights28/11/12 11:07 AM
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There is a difference between second wave feminism and third wave feminism. I find most people don't like to acknowledge that though, and I'm vastly out numbered by people on this subreddit who would rather just ignore that fact and go on hating on feminism.
/r/MensRights28/11/12 10:55 AM
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Well said.
/r/MensRights28/11/12 01:40 AM
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Ok buddy. I'll keep pushing my "agenda" and you keep on keepin' on against the scourge of women's rights. Whatever floats your boat.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 11:07 PM
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However, I do agree that poking fun of the other when trying to fight for equality, goes against the mission. That is pretty much all I am really saying. I enjoy the men's rights movement, and I think this kind of behavior is not a good idea when you are trying to be taken seriously. I also don't think the hatred for feminism should be part of men's rights. It seems wrong, counter productive, and malicious.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 11:05 PM
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/sigh. You sound like a charming person.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 10:57 PM
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Poking fun is fine. But material like this is unproductive and hating feminists should not be part of "men's rights". Of course, men and women face many injustices (men more so) That's like, your opinion man.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 09:41 PM
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No one is asking you to become a radical feminist, we're just asking you to not hold hating them as a value from men's rights. Really though, no one can tell you what you can and can not say, we can just judge you on it.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 09:30 PM
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I'm sorry man, but you're just wrong. There is no need for feminist hate on a men's rights board. Just like there is no room for feminists to hate on men's rights advocates in their forums. (Though some of them do, it's still not productive or appropriate and gives their movement the bad rep they've earned.)I understand a good handful of feminists are just blatant assholes but the men's rights movement has those too, and you can not judge an entire group based on it's assholes. It's like people …
/r/MensRights27/11/12 09:15 PM
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I would call myself part of the feminist movement, but not an extremest. I believe in equal rights for women, which is what feminism is about when you get to it's core; past the drones of idiots fighting to suppress male sexuality. So saying you hate feminism is saying you do not want equal rights for women. To post something in a men's rights board, that has literally nothing to do with men's right seems silly huh? This post is from 4chan, and should not be taken seriously. BUT it also should n…
/r/MensRights27/11/12 08:40 PM
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While you may have something on the "men are willing to work more dangerous jobs" idea, it has nothing to do with a man and women working the same job, and the women being paid less. It's just not really a valid point, imo. Also, those "cis male" haters who discredit anything you say don't just pick on men about it. I've gotten that hate before as well, and I feel your pain. It's very annoying for someone to tell you that your opinion does not matter because of the gender you were born into. It'…
/r/MensRights27/11/12 08:18 PM
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It is not ok to put this in the MR board. Poking fun at another group of people is in no way beneficial to the men's rights movement, and it does nothing but discredit the people in this movement who want equality over bashing their female counter parts. This mentality is harmful for both side (And from both sides)and needs to stop. Edit- Your female counter parts are feminists.
/r/MensRights27/11/12 08:04 PM
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I can agree with that. He has zero obligations I would think, or at least that would seem legally fair. It's just an emotionally complicated scenario because her crime involved creating two human beings. It's not like some stolen item can be returned to him, or her wrong rewritten, her crime made 2 completely innocent people. Really I would be the most irritated with the fertility clinic that allowed this too happen. They should protect men from crazy people like her.
/r/MensRights26/11/12 01:53 AM
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You're right he should be able to choose if he wants to keep the child. They're already a bunch of sad, broken children in the foster/adoption system, who cares if we add more. They'll grow up with abandonment issues, and they'll cry themselves to sleep for a long time over something they had no choice in. All because this stupid bitch wanted to trick her man, and her man didn't want to keep them. It's just sad, I'm looking at a lot of guys here debating over their rights, and that is awesome, i…
/r/MensRights25/11/12 05:20 PM
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Think of it this way, he has been raising those kids for YEARS now, and even though what she did is deplorable, why would he want to give up his biological children that he has cared for a long time now. Even if I as a parent was so betrayed and tricked by my SO, I would not want to give up my children. You still love and care for them now that they're here, but dammit she deserves some jail time, this guy deserves some money, the laws on this shit need to be changed and the sperm banks need TWO…
/r/MensRights25/11/12 05:07 PM
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Maybe, or maybe he just socked her one for being a crazy bitch. I could see both those situations happening.
/r/MensRights25/11/12 04:52 PM
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I totally perv on topless men
/r/MensRights03/11/12 10:50 PM
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Do you see your children? Would it be cheaper on you if you had some kind of joint custody? Sorry if that is invasive, I've never experienced that system nor do I want too, but I can't say I'm not curious how all that works. 875 seems like a hell of a lot for one child. I have a son, and there is no way I spend 875 a month on him. The most expensive thing is clothes and you shouldn't be buying clothes for your child monthly. Just real curious how anyone thinks 875 is the monthly cost of raising …
/r/MensRights22/10/12 03:35 PM
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As a girl who is aware of the danger there is walking around outside by your lonesome, I have to admit I do get nervous when people follow me.. (I actually had a really scary experience that started off as someone just following me and turned into that person running after me. I noped right the fuck out of there.) But, I would never go to the police just because someone was following me. That is ridiculous. I think you're right, a man would not be taken seriously, but I wouldn't take a girl who …
/r/MensRights22/10/12 03:11 PM
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I completely agree with this. I think it should be completely fair though, if a women must pay for an abortion, then the man must pay some sort of court fees/penalties for signing over his parental rights. It should be the approximate cost of an abortion for him to sign away his rights. It's important that this must be a legal issue, so that no one can be taken advantage of, and everyone understands it's a forever kind of thing. No signing away rights only to demand you see your child, no claimi…
/r/MensRights22/10/12 03:00 PM
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So you're saying it is ok for him to go to a discussion with the intent of harassing others to attempt to insight violence on himself? All just to prove some point that feminists are violent. It's stupid no matter how you slice it, and I just really don't feel bad for him. I look down on her actions simply because she gave him exactly what he wanted. She should have been smarter, insulted him with her words, and just closed the elevator doors. Or is it not ok to tell someone to "Fuck off" either…
/r/MensRights21/10/12 02:56 AM
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Not how I see it. You're allowed to harass a person until they react, then you can get them in trouble. It's the same thing your little brother does to you when he wants to get you into trouble, and it's ridiculous. She shouldn't have touched him, but he is still an asshole. They both acted like children, and it's just stupid. It's like men's groups and women's groups want nothing more then to win over the other. It's disheartening.
/r/MensRights20/10/12 06:31 PM
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So we've created an adult form of the "I'm not touching you" game... Nice.
/r/MensRights20/10/12 06:02 AM
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She was asking him not to film her, he was following her with a camera in her face... Who knows what else he actually said to her before she finally reacted. Stop pretending like he was just in pursuing her, and sticking a camera in her face after she said go away. She shouldn't have touched him, but he is wrong too. I personally wish she would have called for security to escort him away. Then who would have been wrong?
/r/MensRights19/10/12 10:19 PM
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And I will absolutely not apologize for my feelings that people should not act this way towards one another. BOTH of these people are wrong, and any one who acts in the way that EITHER of them acted is being childish. Mostly on the part of the man, but the women should have known better, and treated him like the age he was acting. Now fuck off with your victim playing. Someone who bumps chests with another person to start an argument is just as responsible as the person who strikes first. Both o…
/r/MensRights19/10/12 10:16 PM
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She said she assaulted him, and pushing someone is assault. You're insinuating that she balled up her fist and punched him in the face.. which was never specified. He was the aggressor, and the instigated. While she was wrong, and should have acted better, he too is at fault for harassing her. Stop with this victim bullshit. It's tiresome. They are both wrong and MRA's who act like this are just cunts.
/r/MensRights19/10/12 10:11 PM
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Throwing something at someone, or pushing them is assault. I said I didn't see her hit him, and they never specified her hitting him. She was being harassed, nice victim blaming. Both sides are at fault in this video, stop ignoring that fact.
/r/MensRights19/10/12 10:08 PM
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Do you think it is ok to harass others into violence?
/r/MensRights19/10/12 10:04 PM
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So if the roles were reversed, and a feminist went to some discussion on violence against men to harass the men.. you would be on her side? I think not. I think everyone would say she was the aggressor.
/r/MensRights19/10/12 09:58 PM
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I feel like his gender is irrelevant in this situation. It's the same reason people push paparazzi's.
/r/MensRights19/10/12 09:27 PM
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He went to a lecture about violence against women to harass someone into pushing him away. It has nothing to do with feminist logic, he went there to harass people and acts astounded when someone reacts to him. Violence against men is a problem and shouldn't be tolerated, but all I saw was a women throwing her coat at him to stop him from recording her. Lets look at it this way, who caused the situation? Who was the one pursuing who, and who was the one asking to be left alone? Is it okay to com…
/r/MensRights19/10/12 09:25 PM
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They were probably uninterested in helping him because he was being a prick, and harassing people. I feel like it would have been the same reaction if the genders were switched. No one wants to help an asshole. While violence against men is a real issue, it wasn't the issue here. There are plenty of examples out there of women doing the same and local authorities ignoring her when she is treated poorly. No one likes to help a trouble maker. Also I didn't notice her hitting him. I took it as she …
/r/MensRights19/10/12 09:20 PM
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Which is why I said I wished she had reacted differently to make him look like an ass. He got what he wanted.. a chance to play the victim and a shot at knocking down feminism a notch. If that is the ultimate goal of both feminism and Mens rights; just to knock the other group down a peg, then I don't want to be involved in either group. I don't want to play this blame game, and any one who involves themselves in this childish behavior should feel ashamed. Damn her for not being better then this…
/r/MensRights19/10/12 09:00 PM
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You absolutely SHOULD feel infuriated! That is bullshit at it's finest, acting like rape never happens to men, and that they are just the ones who do the raping is completely sexist. I'm not sure what school you go to but you should certainly complain, what if they hold this lecture again, and a real male rape victim is barred from it? How is he supposed to feel about that? Like his ordeal wasn't just as horrible or just wasn't rape at all? Forget that, I'd try to figure out a way to complain if…
/r/MensRights19/10/12 08:57 PM
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So it's assault to cover up a camera after asking someone multiple times not to film you? It seems he was looking for trouble, and provoked her. He is obviously harassing her to get her to react like that, just so he can try to press charges and be a victim. I'm looking down on his actions regardless of his gender. The roles could be completely switched and it still wouldn't be ok. It's not ok for MRA's to act like this, and it wouldn't be ok for WRA to do it either. He went to a discussion abou…
/r/MensRights19/10/12 08:26 PM
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Well I mean, it is the same thing to say you are into feminism and Masculinism. (I think that's the word that is used for the male counter part of feminism.) All and all it means the same thing, so I guess it really doesn't matter how I refer to my beliefs. Though I understand that for a lot of people feminism has a negative connotation, it may be better to refer to myself as an advocate for male and female rights. :) Criticism is a part of life. Unless you want to be a hermit for life, you shou…
/r/MensRights01/10/12 07:57 PM
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Whatever man. I've done nothing immature, and I've done and said nothing in contrast to your own ideals. I'm feeling like I'm just damned if you do or damned if you don't. I'm not going to argue with you because it's just stupid, you know what I was saying, there is nothing wrong with what I was saying, and there is nothing wrong with not being SO into gender politics that you devote hours to it every day, or you spend even more time building your own site. That's what I said, good job cherry pi…
/r/MensRights30/09/12 04:43 PM
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I changed it because I meant WRA, I post FRA, because I meant Female rights activist. Someone corrected me, so I corrected myself. I just said I was new to this board, and was unsure of the abbreviations. If you look down in that convo, you'll see where that happen. Sleazy? No. Why are you so hell bent on me not being a MRA? Why does that bother you?
/r/MensRights30/09/12 04:33 PM
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Actually, what I said, if you had any form of reading comprehension, is that is it silly for WRAs, and MRAs to keep blaming one another, playing the part of the victims, and not working together. Then I identified myself as a WRA who was for MRA... but wasn't so obsessed with it that I would spend the majority of my day reading and writing about it. Yea I'm a pretty ridiculous person. I know.
/r/MensRights30/09/12 07:38 AM
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When did I say I wasn't for MRA? I don't recall ever saying that. I said I don't care enough to start a website, and update it daily, I don't care enough to sift through article after article. I have a life. I'm not obsessed enough about it to make it that big of a part of my life.
/r/MensRights30/09/12 07:32 AM
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I'm not concern, they can't make me do anything I don't want to do. No means no. Seriously though, I don't think we have to worry about sex-negative feminists doing anything to interfere with your sex life. No one really takes them seriously.
/r/MensRights30/09/12 07:02 AM
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Will do comrade. ;D
/r/MensRights30/09/12 07:01 AM
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"Seems reasonable. Let's charge the same fee as an abortion and spend the proceeds on contraception and safe sex campaigns/subsidies: that's a good negative feedback loop." That sounds like a good solution to me. Maybe start some adult sex education programs that can be offered out or something. You would be surprised by some of the myths people believe about sex/safe sex. " The only time feminism is mentioned is typicall when a woman asks a man to do a stereotypically male task; he then asks "a…
/r/MensRights30/09/12 07:00 AM
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We don't care enough about Feminist politics to devote our time to running a websites about it. I'm suspecting that is why you don't hear from people like me. lol
/r/MensRights30/09/12 06:50 AM
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I've worked in the porn world for over 2 maybe 3 years now, and I've run into these types of girls before. It's highly offensive, they'll tell you that you're brain washed by men, or feeding into the sexism that porn breeds, that you can't actually be happy with what you do.. and it's just insulting. I have a mind of my own, I am doing what I want to do, I am sexually liberated and make all my own decisions about my career, I've built a name for myself out of NOTHING, but for some reason it's ju…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 08:20 PM
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Because of their view on masculinity and the need for a man to provide. It's a load of bullshit in my opinion. My husband went unemployed for over a year and I just stepped in as the head of house hold to provide for him, and I see nothing wrong with that. We both experienced this double standard first hand. He was laid off from his job building computer parts, and when I put myself out there to get us through it, everyone was telling me how shitty he was. Which was not only highly offensive to …
/r/MensRights29/09/12 08:04 PM
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You can't really change someone's opinions. I'd say find some good literature for her to read about the plight of men in society and hand it to her. Just tell her to read it, and think about it. That if she feels that men should be discriminated against then she is in no way shape or form a feminist. She is just a bigoted cunt. I find letting people read, works better then having a face to face argument. When you do that people's egos tend to get in the way and they don't care how right you are.…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 07:45 PM
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Well I consider myself a mra and a feminist. So hi, how ya doin. We exist. Lol.
/r/MensRights29/09/12 07:19 PM
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Ah, that sounds like a better way to say that. Thank you.
/r/MensRights29/09/12 06:24 PM
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So my statement is offensive because i think it is wrong to allow either gender to go around producing children only to discard them and do the same thing over and over again? My statement is not offensive towards men, because I included women in on it. Why are you not paying attention to that. This is some serious cherry picking. Sex is for adults who understand the responsibility that can come with it, it is not ok to give the message that you can keep producing unwanted children without any r…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 06:21 PM
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"If a woman were to have abortion after abortion while sleeping around, that's no reason at all to forbid abortion." I do not at this point agree with all of the abortion laws out there, which is why I keep stressing that this is in fact my completely bias personal opinion. I don't think a women herself should be allowed to have abortion after abortion, but that is a completely emotional point of view on my part. I can not stress enough that this is a PERSONAL view, and nothing I would expect an…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 06:13 PM
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Ma'am, but I'll take sir too. I'm cool with sir. :)
/r/MensRights29/09/12 04:20 PM
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Well it's different for the sexes but I think both would be under the category of an abusive relationship. If a women belittles you and makes you feel like shit when she is around you that is the more common female style of abuse, where as men try to dominate and do the same shaming. What I hear from this guy is it is more acceptable for women to act abusively towards their men and that is true. If you see a man beating a women on the side of the road everyone stops to kick his face in. BUT if y…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 04:17 PM
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No it does not. That is absolutely not what I said. I said actually that the majority of people as a whole, including both genders are shit, and will try to take advantage of a system like this. I never took blame away from females, she opens her legs, and men stick their dicks in. I even said it take's two too tango, you actually just quoted that. Both genders hold responsibility in the making of the pregnancy, and both should have a choice in whether or not they decide to be parents. That we b…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 04:08 PM
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"women are not morally-superior angels to be put on a pedestal" I wouldn't be ok with this kind of mentality in the first place because I feel it is false, and it tried to lump all women into the same category. I personally do not want to be on any kind of pedestal, especially if it's from my SO. I see the point of the article, but the guy is just really condescending, and acts as if women with a level of maturity are rare, to non-existent. Which just isn't true.
/r/MensRights29/09/12 04:00 PM
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Ah I'm new to these boards. I was using it for Men's rights activists and female rights activists. my bad.
/r/MensRights29/09/12 03:54 PM
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" Further, your statement is quite offensive, though typical, in that it removes all agency from women. Men cannot impregnate women against their will (barring illegal actions like rape)." Whoa whoa. How is it offensive to say that you shouldn't be allowed to go around getting pregnant, or impregnating? I think (And it's a personal opinion) that there is no reason to make a mistake an obscene amount of times. That is all I said, how is that offensive in anyway? Have you never watched an episode …
/r/MensRights29/09/12 06:29 AM
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I feel like what he is saying in this article describes the behavior of both men and women. I've met some pretty immature, and unwilling men. It's not that I don't agree that behavior like this is "OK" on a women's part, but it's just as prevalent in males. I just hate when I'm labeled as "immature" or "unwilling to compromise" just because I have a vagina. There are nasty cunts out there who will suck the life out of you, but can you really say with certainty that there aren't men out there doi…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 06:11 AM
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It is a very hard area to define, because ultimately the child is harbored in her body, which she has complete control over. She will decide if the child is born or not, there is no getting around that, but a man should have the right to say "No I will not act as a father." and he should make that decision within the first trimester. So the mother knows what she is in for if she decides to continue her pregnancy. But if he does that he relinquishes all parental rights, and it is not something yo…
/r/MensRights29/09/12 05:59 AM
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You do have a choice. You can choose to give up all your paternal rights I believe. If not then you're right and something should be done about it. [EDIT]- Geez why is this even getting downvoted, I'm agreeing with you all.
/r/MensRights29/09/12 05:29 AM
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