HallowClaw Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
71	Apparently it's good to jail innocent man	social media	HallowClaw	/r/EverydayMisandry	02/07/25 10:15 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
6	Left-wing politician body-shaming short men Weren't we supposed to call out the bad behaviour of our groups? Or is it fine if it's against men? And I'm worried about Nazis. My plan is to make the left more attractive to men so the left can finally start winning. Does lying about his height and insulting short and bald men gather votes of anyone? Because to me it seems like it can only cost votes. Also it's not a short joke at miller's expense, it's a false joke aimed at miller at all short men's expense.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/10/25 05:57 AM
9	Left-wing politician body-shaming short men No, stop, you can excuse everything with this kind of thinking. "He has a fatty spirit, I'm fat and I didn't even blink" "He has a bald soul, I'm bald and I didn't even blink" "He has a black soul, I'm black and I didn't even blink" So what exactly is short spirit? Because it has to be connected to being short otherwise it wouldn't be called that. And if it is connected to being short, it implies there is something inherent to being short.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/10/25 09:21 PM
10	Left-wing politician body-shaming short men Yes, but not insulting people based on appearances isn't high road, it's basic morality and major point of their politics. If they say "everyone is equal" and then insult short men, are they really about equality or about being on top?	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/10/25 09:08 PM
19	Left-wing politician body-shaming short men I don't know how they can look at such a large voting block as white men and decide "yeah, fuck them". It's like they want to lose.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/10/25 09:04 PM
3	It's more difficult for men to escape gender roles because being active and useful to others will always be more valuable and empowering than being passive. A passive woman who becomes active is by definition empowered, while an active man who becomes passive is discarded and outcompeted. Ranging from liberal to more conservative but no one is full blown conservative. It's also Poland so these terms have slightly different leaning but our centre left is how I would describe as average.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	02/09/25 05:11 AM
34	It's more difficult for men to escape gender roles because being active and useful to others will always be more valuable and empowering than being passive. A passive woman who becomes active is by definition empowered, while an active man who becomes passive is discarded and outcompeted. I recently learned that people are really angry at the concept of women proposing. I've seen reactions ranging from "that's wrong" through "it's a man role" to "it's disgraceful and shameful that this man allowed it". When I asked why can't women propose I heard mostly silence and "it's a man role"	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/09/25 11:28 PM
3	apparently it’s “fragile” to not like to be insulted First, lmao at porn = no bias for women Second go say "men are fragile" and then "women are fragile" in major sub like politics or comics and come back with how many "that's sexist" you got for each. Third, You think there is men bias then? You've seen those aita threads where male op was asshole but after swapping it longer was the case? I can't comprehend how you can't see that women are promoted and men are hated. This is literally a post with 30k upvotes that only joke is "men bad" but it's …	/r/EverydayMisandry	18/08/25 10:48 PM
14	Years later, I'm still mourning what was taken from me. When I was depressed and suicidal I decided to try therapy. I was so sure it would help. She told me on the second (and last) visit that i should just find a girlfriend. Never again.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/08/25 09:10 PM
38	Men taking responsibility for solving men's issues I've made the same point in the past, that minorities weren't fighting alone, and I've been told that's not true, didn't matter and that men don't deserve help. Like, even if every single woman was feminist and agreed with them, it would still be hard to pass laws if every single man was against it. It's just basic logic.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	03/08/25 01:40 PM
15	"The Millenial Shift": Millennial SATrends Are Drastically Different Than Previous Generations I hate how people use patriarchy, when they clearly mean strict gender roles. No matter how much I look, I just can't see the patriarchy in my country. I see strict gender roles. Which is just on brand with left wing naming: a really bad name that only alienates others and requires multiple clarification yet still is met by "how can you not understand what we mean" Seriously, if you see someone say patriarchy, change it to "strict gender roles" and see for yourself how everything is suddenly ver…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/07/25 09:59 PM
25	Misandry discourse on Tumblr No man was harmed or killed for being a man huh? I guess I will tell those unlucky men in Ukraine they don't exist. Not like initiatives to have a balanced workforce don't exist either. It's almost comical to me that the people that turned me against feminism are feminist. ""I hate women" is not the same as "I hate men"". They don't even hide their bias, but will still do everything to try to appear as their position is logical	/r/EverydayMisandry	04/07/25 08:27 PM
5	Why men don't follow feminism (as a male feminist) Same, if they want me to care they need to care about me in return. If they don't want to support or even stop hating men then I can't support them. I feel like feminism has run its course, the majority of problems have been solved, education, work, government positions, rights, etc.. with the exception of abortion in unfortunately too many countries. So what are they fighting? To me it seems it shifted from focusing on government (systemic issues) to focusing on men (individual people) but stil…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/06/25 11:16 AM
4	Imagine Having the Balls to Say That Female Predators Aren’t as Bad as Male Ones in This Sub Hey, I think your view is quite limited, there are countless ways one could be "worse" or more violent but there are many ways for it to manifest. For example, if women was raped by being drugged it would be less likely to led to injuries. In the same way, men could be beaten or had stuff thrown at him, injuring him. Does being physically weaker means that they are unable to harm others? Or are you suggesting that physically stronger are more likely to cause injury? Because I can easily imagine …	/r/EverydayMisandry	26/06/25 08:01 PM
7	Honestly I just feel like things will never get better, A little gift for us from the chronically online that can't be bothered to read the side bar. Neither do we need to camp, to see how toxic femininity is popular. Maybe try to see that we all suffer and that we need to address all the issues, not only women. It would also help if misandry weren't promoted. Or if you at least admitted that men also have problems, like that it's more dangerous for men to go outside at night, despite the narrative that it's a women's problem. Or that men are SA at a similar rate. And if you plan to say: by other men. Then kindly don't say anything. It's not …	/r/EverydayMisandry	15/06/25 01:23 PM
25	Why is it that whenever men try to open up about serious issues mental health, loneliness, systemic struggles the conversation always gets hijacked or derailed with blame, deflection, or “women have it worse”? Where are the spaces for honest, empathetic discussion? I've seen many people say "why men only bring up their issues when women do"... On a men sub, with discussion started by men with plenty of "women have it worse". And how nice of them for saying we should solve our own problems yet except our support in theirs. They really show their true colours but don't even realise it. They don't want to see men problems at all, if they do then that's our fault for not solving it. It's the same with all social interactions. From shopping (pink tax forced by …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/05/25 10:16 AM
14	Why is it that whenever men try to open up about serious issues mental health, loneliness, systemic struggles the conversation always gets hijacked or derailed with blame, deflection, or “women have it worse”? Where are the spaces for honest, empathetic discussion? Spot on. It's a guarantee that in a story, where women did something bad, there would be highly upvoted or even many comments saying it's fake or rage bait or incel fantasy. Every single time. And when it's a news story they can't claim it's fake? It doesn't matter, he deserved it, women have it worse etc.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/05/25 09:35 AM