FlyHarper Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	I'm losing brain cells here, help. Dude you're not getting it. There's separate tests for different programs in the navy. Divers have a special swimming portion. Swicc has higher standards, EOD and seals. Swicc and seals is restricted to males only.	/r/MensRights	14/01/25 11:04 PM
-1	I'm losing brain cells here, help. I don't decide those things dude. I do the best that I can and then go on with my day. The navy is special in that it's more based on jobs that run things like engineering, aviation, mechanics. The carrier was like a floating little city. We all had jobs to do. Every job was important and served a role. Aot of these jobs you would go to trade school for in the civilian sector. Machinists, electricians, plumbing etc. Most of my time in the military was about getting the job done that day to serve…	/r/MensRights	13/01/25 04:22 PM
-2	I'm losing brain cells here, help. That's not how the military works bud. It wasn't an all female flight deck crew. It was malr and female. We worked together and did our job because we chose our job at meps. The only difference is there are less jobs to choose from as a female because some are restricted to make only. Because there's still laws that prohibit women from being on the 'front lines in combat situations'. That's just the facts. I'm not choosing that, I don't have the option.	/r/MensRights	12/01/25 11:12 PM
-7	I'm losing brain cells here, help. Being a woman who worked in the military in hazardous conditions I will say that you're correct and wrong. There are jobs out there that are open to women. Yes. But there are also jobs that are not open to women. For example I cannot be a navy seal. Not because I can't pass the physical test (because they don't have one for women) but because there are laws that say women cannot be in combat in the front lines. I remember when they started letting women work on subs, they offered me a 6k sign on…	/r/MensRights	12/01/25 04:28 AM
1	Black listed for posting here! Well said man. I'm a woman. I have a twin brother, was in the military and am a mechanic. Equal rights for everyone. Lots of people on here have some strong things to say about women. But that's their prerogative. Feminism is about equality not hating men. If a man or woman doesn't understand that then that's on them. But that's not feminism. I had a hard time fitting in working with men at times. Not all of them were respectful or wanted me there. Some refused to train me. But there were plenty…	/r/MensRights	09/01/25 04:28 AM
2	Black listed for posting here! Dude this happened to me too and I was so confused as to what was happening. I only joined this group because I saw an interesting article about France not allowing paternity tests unless it's court ordered. A lot of what's on here are from some interesting people who seem to hate women. I had to post to a group and have it explained to me. I was like this is a form of censorship. This is why freedom of speech is so important.	/r/MensRights	09/01/25 04:21 AM
1	The comments are absolutely disgusting… Yea there is a lot of domestic violence issues out there in the world. Both are terribly appalling and sad.	/r/MensRights	22/12/24 12:32 AM
-5	The comments are absolutely disgusting… Female here. Although those comments looked sarcastic it is gross to make light of a murder. Male or female. Imagine his family. But I don't think feminism is the problem. Equal rights for all men and women. It's perfectly understandable to feel overlooked. I think anyone who's been mistreated based on their gender, age, race or sexuality can relate to one another and does not desire anyone else to experience mistreatment.	/r/MensRights	22/12/24 12:20 AM