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2	4 women have died since 2021 because of the abortion ban. By the lowest estimates (CDC refuses to track cases) circumcisions kill 10 boys a year. We need to stop allowing women to control the narrative. Mens rights are human rights. OP, in the title and in the body of the post. "We need to stop allowing women to control the narrative" and "it's time we stopped allowing them to dismiss and download our struggles" and "[we're] losing elections because we prioritize those that are doing fine" (which is a truly baffling statement really, considering who won the presidential election." Talking about abortion does not dismiss and downplay baby boy circumcision. It's not a competition. They're both important topics.	/r/MensRights	09/11/24 04:03 PM
0	People saying "men cared about the economy more than the women in their lives" are peak female privilege Do men emotionally pressure test other men by offering their sexual services? Randomly give each other surprise shoulder massages from behind? Asking married men if they'd like to be a "work wife" or, when told that the man wasn't in the market for a lover, suggesting they reach out whenever they wanted to learn what a "real Alabama man" felt like? I definitely get your point men pressure testing each other and think it's true, but some behaviors I encounter would make for a really kinky buffalo…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 08:12 PM
-9	4 women have died since 2021 because of the abortion ban. By the lowest estimates (CDC refuses to track cases) circumcisions kill 10 boys a year. We need to stop allowing women to control the narrative. Mens rights are human rights. Ah, how right you are! They ARE both important topics. Good thing they don't compete with each other!	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 07:37 PM
-26	4 women have died since 2021 because of the abortion ban. By the lowest estimates (CDC refuses to track cases) circumcisions kill 10 boys a year. We need to stop allowing women to control the narrative. Mens rights are human rights. I'm trying to figure out what you think these things have to do with each other. Are you upset that baby boys are getting circumcised without consenting, and then dying? And that's more deserving of a cause than a woman (for example) dying of hemmorage or sepsis without access to dilation and curettage due to the abortion ban? Because what was she thinking trying to have a baby? Dirty dame. News flash, babies die in both cases you mention (or in the case of miscarriage, were already dead, and no…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 04:52 PM
-1	People saying "men cared about the economy more than the women in their lives" are peak female privilege Although if you read my other comment I did describe how dangerous my job can be for me and my crews, you're right, I didn't describe that "sales" role well. I don't stand over an oil well (although I did apply for an offshore role straight out of school and was rejected because "there isn't a woman's bathroom on a rig." (They saw my resume, called me in for an interview and decided for me that my boobliness want cut out for their field job. But that's another story....) The particular job you m…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 04:32 PM
0	People saying "men cared about the economy more than the women in their lives" are peak female privilege That's very fair. If you just meant physical stuff, I don't know much about what your FET team tasks required but I do know I wouldn't make a great Sherpa. If society requires physical labor, yes, they will have to take whatever my VO2 max and carrying capacity are, etc. But the commenter above you said women don't participate in roles that build, maintain, or protect society, and that's simply false. No, I won't be selected to drag unconscious soldiers across a battle field, but my whole career…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 09:58 AM
-11	People saying "men cared about the economy more than the women in their lives" are peak female privilege God you're so close. Don't you see the issue with simultaneously being mad at women for not participating in noble, manly fields, and believing women don't have what it takes in those fields? And I say that as someone who has spent 10+ years in nuclear construction, oil and gas equipment sales, and shop inspection in the rural south. It doesn't matter how much I "lean in" or like the actual work. 20% of men forcibly flip my hand on top, My Fair Lady style when I go for a handshake, and some don'…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 05:42 AM

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