FAbbibo Archive

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1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Because an empire that got rich with slavery stopped It... And i Said that practically It can work very nicely, look at soviet russia and how, when people that actually lived there got questioned bout It, they Said they preferred It to the current state of some of those country, especially Russia	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 09:27 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Well yeah, thankfully. (Tho, as an european, i have to specify that erasing France would have helped the world greatly) And many times the Cia fucked up countries that were doing good, what i'm trying to Say It's that we shouldn't base our morality on what's stronger. Tho, if we really wanna do that, i'd also like to Say that Russia went from "lol how the fuck does this country exhist" to "yup, world Power" in a short amount of time thanks to the Revolution	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 08:55 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. I mean, technically democracy did not really beat the Cia (again, look at south america) but It's still something we should support. French also Lost againts the nazis, but that doesn't make nazis right about doing their things	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 08:50 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Basically, It's Just not. If nazism does some Crazy shit and does a genocide it was nazism because "kill jews" was in the book, It was the Plan since the beginning. The socialist Plan was to transition from a state to a common something where there's no state and workers manage themselves and own the means of production etc etc... And It turned out, thanks to some cunts, into a personal dictatorship and After that an olygarchy... It was not in the plan, like, not in the book. Now, you can argue …	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 08:47 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Well yeah in china there's maoism, the chinese version of stalinism; and Mao was not socialist. Simply put, china It's neither a socialist or a communist nation, Just capitalism but with a focus onto a mono-partitic dictatorship, this situation was funnily enough predicted by lenin but he was skill diffed by an ictus and died before being able to stop Stalin	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 08:31 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Yup. If that's your point, i can call myself Larry the lobster yet i'm not Larry nor a lobster. You're socialist if you follow socialist policies, not if you call yourself a socialist (Stalin, for example, was not a communist). Therefore yeah, nazi germany had many privitized stuff and a lot of Power to the heads of industries; and that's kinda NOT how socialism works. Edit: i edited the comment to put in a spongebob reference	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 05:35 PM
0	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. I'm italian, a colony of the united state that had the biggest communist party and Said fucking party saved our contry and gave us rights! Proud to be a socialist because without socialism none of us would have the slightest human right Also, Venezuela was not socialist; like china! It can call itself communist but obviusly isn't	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 04:25 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Well maybe because said communist studied history, It's Just a term	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 01:16 PM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Why exactly? It's a term, we use It all the time in history classes	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 01:11 PM
-1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Oh no i'm able to... Speak, that makes me wrong.	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 01:08 PM
3	Democratic Damage: We are strong enough to fix It but we have to fix It! We are good enough to stop using carbon fuel and replace everything with green and nuclear (with a good 80% of green Energy, and then 100% green in twenty Years) BUT we are NOT good enough to magically fix rising Sea level and the consequences. We can fix things, but we cannot fix the consequences of things and science sadly proves it	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 10:38 AM
1	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Oh yeah but libertarianism It's right Wing. Take as an example fascism and nazism, under those regimes basically privatized EVERYTHING. Mussolini itself was quite the libertarian, economically speaking; his main base for his rise to Power was bourgeois supporr	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 10:33 AM
2	Democratic Damage: I've read the Capital and It's quite the interesting thing, loved that book! And i'm extremely left Wing. The future of humanity It's hopefully the left, that or extinction	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 10:28 AM
2	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. The capitalization was made from my phone, have no idea why tho therefore i'll Simply ignore It. And i reject It, because i've never Said we should "ignore" ourselves? If It's even possible to do so, we should Simply oppose stupid and dangerous people such as him. And yeah i'm Sorry but that's not gnostic wizardry It's Just how socialism works and that's a part of its analysis of our society and how to change It. It you're american i don't really think you can understand, not because you're dumb…	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 10:02 AM
0	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Mate, i don't mean to offend, but you unironically used a syllogism? Like, we got past that in the 19th century! 20th to be precise but still. Also, capitalism in and of itself doesn't technically lead to a pathriarcy but since Its modern iteration comes from a long history of men-dominated cultures It's inherently patriarchal, this concept It's tied to intersectionalism and Said intersectionalism It's fundamental to understand how to Better how society, the struggle of the woman It's tied to th…	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 09:21 AM
0	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Why should we ignore ourselves? And why Is It logically flawed? Could you explain your point	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 08:57 AM
1	Why Young Men Aren't Growing Up Waaait a minute there PAL, you're phrasing this like it's the fault of women that this hole situation happened. Both men and women are the victiim of an economic system that values the rich over the common people	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:51 AM
1	Democratic Damage: Socialist? Mate i don't think that they can be classified as socialists. They're capitalist guys but don't actively hate gay people and women, other than that they're the exact same thing	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:46 AM
2	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. Yeah, my bad mate	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:44 AM
-16	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. He Is... Oh, right, fuck, not everyone Just understands my random rumbling. By "he's the meme" i meant that he's so comedically far right that his own being It's a joke in and out of itself, therefore "he's the meme"	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:43 AM
-20	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. He's an anarcho-capitalist, capitalism It's the system that encourages a patriarchal sociaty that makes both men and women suffer world-Wide	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:38 AM
-18	Argentina's President Javier Milei might be the most pro-men's rights president without even realizing it, by getting rid of the administrative state backed and supported by the radical feminists in his country, and calling out the globalists, trying to destroy men, to their faces for all to see. He's LITERALLY the meme about patriarchy, please don't spread disinformation about this Crazy guy	/r/MensRights	21/01/24 07:35 AM