GeneralKraeg Archive

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0	Woman's life is more important than a man's life (serious)(society) TRP is also about forming your own image of self-value. Yes, men are perceived by society as less valuable. It's probably even part of our DNA because back in the prehistoric days it was less tragic for a tribe to lose half of its men as opposed to half of its women because of the reproductive differences in the genders (not to mention that from a genetic perspective it's not a bad thing when less capable men died, unable to pass on their inferior DNA). But is this a reflection of the truth? Are…	/r/TheRedPill	08/09/14 10:07 PM
11	We Should Give Up Encouraging Girls To Do Science, Says Glasgow University Professor Dr Gijsbert Stoet For men that want to get into teaching or work with kids there is a "cultural barrier" in the sense that people will have feelings that he has ulterior motives; also a single accusation or incident could have a large impact on his career. This is just to say that a cultural barrier isn't a fairy tale, it just doesn't apply to women at all in STEM fields, on the contrary: they're actively encouraged socially and financially.	/r/TheRedPill	14/07/14 10:03 AM
24	Kirstie Allsopp tells young women: ditch university and have a baby by 27 It's a simple truth, women's worth measured in fertility (and beauty) peeks at around 21 and men's worth in the ability to provide peeks much later in life when they've build a career. Women age like milk, men age like wine. But there is a huge inequality, which is that women have this time pressure that men don't have. [...] you have a responsibility to say: 'Let's do it now.' I don't think it's necessarily a good idea to commit to marriage when your SMV as a man hasn't even reached its peek wh…	/r/TheRedPill	02/06/14 05:09 PM
13	"There is no greater threat to women than men." I think it's hard for any of us to believe that any of these men were spreading feminist propaganda on their own initiative. Most likely it's feminists who go to their male friends / family and say something like "you're not a misogynist right? Here hold this piece of paper while I take a picture and put your face with it on the internet". You can see it in their eyes, they look like broken dogs. Now I agree that the term 'pussy-whipped losers' isn't the most politically correct one but some can…	/r/MensRights	02/06/14 02:45 PM
10	She admitted to making a false rape accusation How can you get convicted when there is 0 evidence of the act? If anything I think your story can be seen as a cautionary tale to not be in an enclosed space with a female you don't know without any witnesses.	/r/MensRights	13/05/14 02:39 PM
3	On Parental Surrender aka "Financial Abortion". I'm for the notion that men receive more rights on parenthood, but it shouldn't be used as a 'get-out-of-jail-free' card. A guy screwing around without a care in the world because he can simply abort any financial responsibilities is different from a guy getting raped / being unfortunate and getting a child he absolutely doesn't want. As with any law it can be misused, even if the intention is right. At the end of the day another human being is brought into the world by 2 people and someone's go…	/r/MensRights	06/05/14 05:40 PM
1	Victim Blaming - Why isn't the victim partially at fault? That's another question entirely. What he is asking: To what extent is a person responsible for being raped? What you are asking: What is rape and what is not?	/r/MensRights	06/05/14 04:47 PM
13	Indian man jailed for life for having sex with a promise of marriage and not marrying She then lodged a fresh complaint with an all-women police station and a case of rape was registered against Sam. Damn at least in the West they pretend they're unbiased with regard to gender. There they have an all-women police station and a court system that is geared towards women's interests. I guess you shouldn't lie to someone who can lock you up for life if you get on their wrong foot.	/r/MensRights	05/05/14 06:08 PM
5	Feminist "automatically dismisses" men under 5'7" and adds "I don’t believe in any of that patriarchal he-man protector crap." (Imagine a man posting this about fat girls/Asian girls/small-chested girls/etc.) It's acceptable for a woman to discriminate on length (which can't be changed), but the piggies will scream in disgust if you dare suggest that you're not attracted to overweight women (fat shaming taboo). In the end we're all entitled to our opinions and preferences, I would encourage no one to be with someone they're not physically attracted to.	/r/MensRights	05/05/14 11:55 AM
-2	TEDx talk claims porn is exclusively about male domination Just because feminism is anti-porn doesn't mean we have to destroy any criticism directed towards it. Internet porn is something that's relatively new, most boys start watching at a young age (11 12yo) and have seen hundreds (if not thousands) of porn videos before they start having sex. I'm not saying everything in the video is true, in fact we know little about the long term effects of internet porn. What I do know is that there will be consequences and we should have a more open discussion ab…	/r/MensRights	05/05/14 11:21 AM