EnriqueWR Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Lul Singling out women when they are just being dicks is pretty misogynistic. It the reverse pussypass, it is the "she is a woman, she can't be a dick" pussy ambassador card or some shit. If she is being a dick, just treat her as a dick. If she was using her gender as an excuse to be a dick, then you would be on the green here.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/07/21 04:11 PM
1	They tried to stop a man from doing his job which is watering the dog park, and they got hosed down as well Lmao I thought your full take would be "feminists are all worthless lesbian sluts" but I guess they can't even be lesbian sluts without a man savior. Weak.	/r/PussyPassDenied	15/05/20 06:32 PM
0	Praise and preach. Oh you best belive once conservatives get a hold of a majority these cases will start to pop up. Abortion brings up social positives as a whole, women who don't think they have the proper conditions to raise children can avoid a dysfunctional family and raise a kid in terrible conditions. This is a good thing, I want men to have the same power to decide whether they are ready or not. How does going back and fuelling more dysfunctional families raising fucked children help anything? How does it e…	/r/MensRights	16/02/20 12:52 AM
0	Praise and preach. Current reality? Abortion is still illegal in my country and the Americans are one supreme judge away from losing it, but please, guide me through the logical steps that makes nobody having reproductive rights closer to men having reproductive rights. We have to apply pressure to have us covered, to have us protected and I don't see you building upon anything. Edit: and fucking hell, at least with women covered a man still can avoid starting an unstable family if his partner is in the same minds…	/r/MensRights	15/02/20 10:31 PM
-1	Praise and preach. Because you can't think two steps ahead? A woman shouldn't be obliged to carry a pregnancy and so shouldn't a man. Society has yet to settle on the first half, we should be mustering for the next step here not dropping everything just because we aren't there yet.	/r/MensRights	15/02/20 08:36 PM
2	Praise and preach. Getting fucked equally isn't an argument at all. In my country I am obligated by law to subscribe to some military shit just because I'm a man, wishing this bullshit to be spread to the other half of the population is moronic. Fight for what is right, not a dumb parallelism.	/r/MensRights	15/02/20 07:55 PM
1	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" Better results than a community dedicated to it? Than direct contact with someone who show me the way? I'll use Google, but that is a really odd answer giving the place we are discussing this.	/r/MensRights	27/05/17 01:16 AM
1	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" Which rights specifically? I literally a just asking for a few points to inform myself about	/r/MensRights	27/05/17 12:05 AM
1	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" The points as in "what is this movement trying to address" and more specifically this sub.	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 11:01 PM
4	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" Are guiding what ship dude? In my country at least there isn't an all holly institution trying to harm men and publishing propaganda, shit is done by individuals and you can actually see it happening daily (not talking about the heavy stuff like rape and shit). And we are still talking about feminists instead of focusing on our problems, as fucking usual.	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 10:16 PM
-1	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" They obviously are biased for woman rights, but I've read a good amount of material from them and I tend to agree with a great amount of the stuff they say. Obviously they have their extremists that are straight up retarded, but the thing as a whole isn't bad. I want to see our view of the story too, what are the struggles unique to man that should be changed ( mandatory registration is IMO a clear example of this and there is no reason to bring feminism to it).	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 09:35 PM
-3	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" But why on earth would a movement for men's rights be advocating for a rather pointless obligation (why are we calling it a right anyway?)? And why would you bring women to this point if not to say "they don't have to do it, why should I?"? Every time I go through the comments on one of these threads I see lots of these "but the feminists..." , where can I see the points of MRM? What is the current number one issue being discussed? Heck, I've only recently discovered about circumcision being the…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 09:27 PM
2	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" That's the thing I don't get with "Men'sRights" movements, aren't we supposed to fight against mandatory military registration instead of bashing the feminists for not wanting it? Why the hell should I get mad at them for not doing something I don't want either? P.S. I might have misunderstood what you meant by military registration since I'm not from USA, in my country I'm forced to do the registration (serving is rather optional).	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 09:12 PM