Floppy_Trombone Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Yes, I think women in the USA are oppressed...NOT! #WomensMarch2018 I made my comment about Saudi Arabia after his comment which only stated modern times. After he said first world country too in a LATER comment, I agreed with him. Had his first comment also said 1st world country, I would not have made my initial comment about Saudi Arabia.	/r/MensRights	21/01/18 05:50 AM
-15	Yes, I think women in the USA are oppressed...NOT! #WomensMarch2018 "It's not saying woman don't have problems. It's saying that they aren't patriarchally and brutally oppressed in modern times which they claim to be." Do you wish to insult my intelligence? The comment is right freaking there.	/r/MensRights	21/01/18 05:42 AM
-15	Yes, I think women in the USA are oppressed...NOT! #WomensMarch2018 You just said in your initial comment they aren't oppressed in modern times. If you mentioned first wold country too, I would have agreed with you. I simply disagreed that women aren't oppressed in modern times in specific nations. Edit: added "in your initial comment" to clarify. I agree with him, but I just disagreed with him before he mentioned that he is only speaking about the US.	/r/MensRights	21/01/18 05:27 AM
-12	Yes, I think women in the USA are oppressed...NOT! #WomensMarch2018 It depends on what country you're from. Try saying that to a woman from Saudi Arabia.	/r/MensRights	21/01/18 05:19 AM
2	How Feminists Harm Women & Girls I find that most things that claim "this generalized group of people say this" without giving an example tend to be bullshit. Just look at how many posts on T_D say "LIBERALS ARE LIKE THIS!" But it's a comic written by someone who's right wing, instead of, you know, a quote. When I subscribed to this sub it was because I believe we shouldn't be afraid to talk about the rights of men. I'm sad to see these unsubstantiated posts that only further entrench ourselves. We need more discussion about ho…	/r/MensRights	04/12/17 04:23 AM
1	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners You could, you know, ask them? There's more to life than having babies.	/r/MensRights	13/11/17 12:34 AM
1	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners Bro if you want bigotry you should check out his comment above saying women can still be prostitutes tho.	/r/MensRights	12/11/17 05:26 PM
13	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners Holy shit, could you imagine if the government came out with legislation telling all women without a masters or PhD that they HAVE to be homemakers? Just think for a minute about how that would be received. You can't just dictate an entire gender's career choice.	/r/MensRights	12/11/17 07:07 AM
11	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners The other half of this is that many women simply don't want to be homemakers. Who are we to stop them? College educated women for the last 100 years have been pursuing careers at an increasing rate. It's a cultural movement seen across the industrial and post-industrial world (especially Japan). I doubt that's going to change because us men think the economy would be better if they would just leave. Hence why I don't think telling women to stop working is a reasonable or realistic solution.	/r/MensRights	12/11/17 07:03 AM
13	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners There are also many couples that both need to work just to make ends meet. The economy aint what it was in the 50s.	/r/MensRights	12/11/17 06:50 AM
-8	Study shows record number of women are struggling to find marriageable men who have attained the same level of academic achievement, but still overwhelmingly prefer husbands who are the primary breadwinners So women shouldn't work? I'm not sure what your solution is here.	/r/MensRights	12/11/17 06:39 AM