Hardwarily Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Men's rights during and after childbirth		Hardwarily	/r/MensRights	28/07/10 02:57 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	Council pays for disabled man to visit prostitute. Now that's thinking outside the box, and inside the box, and outside the box ;)	/r/MensRights	16/08/10 01:21 PM
–	Council pays for disabled man to visit prostitute. Some will like this, some will hate it, but his social worker thought it was the right thing, and decided to spend the cash on it - without being that social-worker and knowing the guy, it's hard to say whether it's the right thing or not, really - either way: good luck to him.	/r/MensRights	16/08/10 12:08 PM
1	George Orwell: Why is it worse to kill a woman than a man? My bad, though I'm going to have to disagree again - war itself is neither good nor evil, surely.	/r/MensRights	06/08/10 06:34 PM
–	George Orwell: Why is it worse to kill a woman than a man? War is necessarily evil Iraq was necessary?	/r/MensRights	06/08/10 03:21 PM
0	Second-time false rape accuser won't go to jail for her latest rape lie -- because she's pregnant THIS.	/r/MensRights	05/08/10 11:21 AM
1	Ad asking male politician to drop out because hes been charged with DV. Thanks. He should only be asked to drop out if he's convicted.	/r/MensRights	05/08/10 11:20 AM
4	Ash Patil is spamming /r/mensrights with other people's work that he has plagiarised. Ash, you're not supposed to copypasta the whole thing into your blog - paraphrase it, quote it, then link to it - sure, but it's not legal to copy the whole article to your site without permission.	/r/MensRights	05/08/10 11:19 AM
4	There are laws requiring (UK) government departments to consider the impact of policies on women, pensioners, ethnic minorities and the disabled. But not men, wtf, I can even.. Men have more illnesses than women, die earlier, etc. How many 'well-man' clinics do you see? It'll be a matter of minutes before some pussywhipped male-feminist apologist downvotes me and explains to me again why I'm wrong.	/r/MensRights	05/08/10 11:15 AM
1	Father alleged to have beaten 2 year-old son to death with an electric cord Not sure what this has got to do with men's rights - It's sad, that's for sure, and both parents sound like they're sick in the head. But there's nothing about men's rights in this article. You could post a picture of lucy liu naked and, should it get downvoted less here than in feminisms, point to that as evidence of the relative nature of the two subreddits, but I'm not sure that posting a story about a father killing his child here is relevant to any meaningful discussion of men's rights.	/r/MensRights	04/08/10 11:51 AM
5	Free Roman Polanski Huh - the first time I clicked it, it went straight to the video and not the article. Probably my fault, it was late and I was sleepy. Still. No. Not 'Free Roman Polanski'. He calls for Polanski's release, even though he admitted what he did and no amount of spin will change that. That child gasped for air and begged for her meds while that old pervert buggered her, and I would rather suffer a thousand indignities because of my gender than support Polanski. I'd change my name to 'Feminist McFemi…	/r/MensRights	04/08/10 06:47 AM
–	Free Roman Polanski Wait - didn't this guy hold down and sodomize a 13 year old girl while she begged for her asthma meds?? This isn't the sort of guy that I want to support. I'm not afraid to be downvoted, and not afraid to speak my mind, but I won't support Roman Polanski. I just can't. Interesting video, though. Much food for thought, I just think the title is a long lick on a cow's ass.	/r/MensRights	04/08/10 12:36 AM
0	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles I'm not anti-female at all. I'm just no fan of feminist trolls of either gender, especially when they hang around a men's rights subreddit shooting down threads that they (shock, horror) get offended by. It's a real shame that this subreddit is plagued with them. [edit] - if you look at the description of the subreddit, it tells you clearly: "This is not a feminist subreddit. It was created in opposition to feminism."	/r/MensRights	04/08/10 12:10 AM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles And I get downvoted for having an opinion. Women absolutely have their place in men's rights. You have proof of that, or is it just your opinion? Do I go trolling 2XC? No. Do you? Er, wait, yeah you do.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 09:41 PM
1	Women 'view modesty as sign of weakness' - Telegraph Women don't like jerks You're not even reading what I write.	/r/seduction	03/08/10 09:03 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles while you continue to advocate bullshit. Whatever. Done.. enjoy your victory for ignorance.. Fuck off.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 09:01 PM
3	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles That's the one - I swear it made the vein in my forehead pulse ominously for hours.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 07:18 PM
0	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Yawn. I'm bored with trolling you now. Peace.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 07:17 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles And which is the true scotsman?	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 07:16 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles No, not just mothers, fathers too. Both are equally spooked by the disproportionate reaction of the press.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 07:15 PM
1	Women 'view modesty as sign of weakness' - Telegraph Nope, not towards women, towards morons that think modesty is a sign of weakness - the smart ones I have a very healthy attitude to.	/r/seduction	03/08/10 07:13 PM
1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles I'm saying that it's more fashionable to call yourself a feminist than to be a positive force in the world. I'm saying that everyone I've met who calls themselves a feminist has turned out to be a point-scorer, more interested in an ideology than real equality. I'm saying that it's a label - I'm saying that being a feminist is no better than swearing allegiance to Nike.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 05:05 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles LMFAO I can repeat myself too!	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 04:42 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Nice joke. Never heard that one before. Excuse me for thinking that real world experience with your own kids trumps shit that (snigger) psychologists come up with. Psychology is puerile science - as full of woo as homeopathy.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 04:34 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles So someone has to have kids themselves to recognize bad parenting? No, someone has to have children to understand with any more clarity than the academic claptrap that changes every three years. Laugh away, you'll see, one day - if you manage to produce offspring.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 04:08 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Feminism is entirely compatible with men's rights. By one definition. There's nothing that makes me sadder than male feminists. I'm for equality, not feminism, thanks.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 04:06 PM
0	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles My wife having a Masters in Developmental Psychology LMFAO! That's no substitute for real parenting skills and experience. Not even within a million miles of it! Hahahahaaaaa!!!!	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:56 PM
-1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles It's not the same.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:50 PM
5	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Are you a Christian? No. Is there no social/political/spiritual/what have you issue you agree with that is not also held by crackpots? I do not subscribe to be a member of any organization or movement that has a sizeable nutjob membership - if that happened, I would leave or denounce it and simply hold the views that I did without grouping them up into an ideological bracket, lest I be tarred with the brush that my fellow members have earned us. How much personal responsibility am I supposed to …	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:45 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Do you have kids?	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:41 PM
-2	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Sorry.. I didnt realize it was that kind of subreddit... You mean like 2XC? The MEN'S RIGHTS should have been a clue, no? The whole ANTI-FEMINIST thing in the sidebar didn't ring a bell?? The two kinds of people that generally find themselves unwelcome here are feminists and trolls, and they both know that anyway - they just come to stir up shit.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:39 PM
2	Half of men steer clear of children in trouble for fear of being branded paedophiles. Nothing is being said about paedophilia. You know, I missed that entirely. :o	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:35 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles A men's rights forum. Christ, it's really simple - feminists have their own subreddit, they should go there and leave this place in peace.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:33 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles The problem is that the social ideology you subscribe to is full of crackpots. Look at the movement to change 'history' to 'herstory' despite the obvious etymological problem. Feminism is full of man-hating nutjobs: I've met hundreds of them. This, apparently, is nothing to do with you. Even a massively diverse and change-resistant group like Islam is beginning to realise that it has to address the nutjobs within it's ranks, but somehow this is a joke to you. You're willing to accept praise as a…	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:22 PM
1	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Well, then good!	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:16 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles I think both genders have a place in the discussions. In a men's rights forum? Please.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 03:01 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles My problem is the idea that this is somehow feminism's fault. You don't think it is at all? You don't think the demonization of men in the media is in any way related to feminism's effect on modern culture? Personally, I think the press deserves most of the blame for their shameless fearmongering, but feminist culture in general has done little do weed out the man-haters in your midst. Surely you must take responsibility for that - or is the talk of equality a canard?	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:57 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Lol! I'm not defending the daily fail - I said further up the thread that they help fuel the fire then make money reporting on it. Look. In this case they know it's true because they helped make it that way.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:55 PM
2	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles you people have a holocaust coming. Duuuude! That's so not my style.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:49 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles And you misunderstand me completely. Where do I 'attack' anyone? Where do I 'insult' her? I'm pointing out that this is a men's rights subreddit - she should no more do her trolling here, than we shoud in 2XC.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:43 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Yeah, you can call the daily mail for hypocrisy, but it doesn't necessarily mean it's not true.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:30 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Pinkiecommieliberal is female This is a men's rights subreddit, not a feminist circlejerk. Maybe I should go hang out at a battered women's refuge and try and defend men's reputations there? No? Why? Because it's a place for women who have been wronged by men to heal and men have no place there? You see what I'm getting at?	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:29 PM
5	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles Your google-fu is strong. And it is interesting. I still think that the Daily Fail has a nerve to publish it.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 02:26 PM
20	Women 'view modesty as sign of weakness' - Telegraph Research suggest that morons like jerks. Derp.	/r/seduction	03/08/10 01:54 PM
4	Half of men steer clear of children in trouble for fear of being branded paedophiles. Ugh. I'm sorry. Ignorant bastards.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 01:48 PM
7	Half of men steer clear of children in trouble for fear of being branded paedophiles. And yet the Daily Mail is one of the gutter rags that stirs up this crap? Then it gets to make money reporting on the shitty situation it helped create? These people should be hanged - they're a drain on society. They're like a glazier that wraps his advert around a brick, throws it through your window and then tries to sell you double glazing.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 01:08 PM
–	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles And with sickening irony, the article links to the original, which is none other than the Daily Mail - which is one droplet of the shower of bastards creating this paranoia. I remember, a few years ago, seeing in a tabloid here in the UK a 'barely legal' model on one side of the paper and a screaming-horror-ohnoesthinkofthechildren-paedogeddon opinion piece on the other side. We can't win. The ones that point out the paranoia are the ones creating it.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 01:02 PM
–	Half of men steer clear of children in trouble for fear of being branded paedophiles. Wow. Really??	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 12:20 PM
4	What is the punishment for killing a man by stabbing him in the groin and refusing to call an ambulance to save his life? If you are a woman in Britain, not that much. Do you think that if the movement was called 'masculinists', and had a history of being pro-male, that battered women would want to be part of it? Sorry, that should be 'womyn' and 'herstory'. Pfff. Feminism is a number of different things, depending on whose bullshit you believe. Personally, I think that men can and should have their own rights movements, and not involve themselves with nutjob feminists. I'm all for equality, even women's rights, but every feminist I've actually met has been an…	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 09:15 AM
8	Ellis: "Why be with a woman who thinks of you as an oppressor but treats you like a servant?" Dude, I worked in that industry - some of the ladies (I use the word with no irony whatsoever) I met there were some of the most honest, decent, likeable people I have ever encountered. I am sincerely richer for having met them.	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 08:06 PM
3	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. Maybe they could even provide a 'why?' box when the report link is clicked - knowing that and knowing who would be useful.	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 02:52 PM
-7	Has Men's Rights been taken over by feminists? This is a men's forum, but the downvoting of posts that question feminist double standards, feminist theory or propaganda is very consistent. [edit] deleted since boopboopdeboop can't reply any more. Sheesh though. Male feminists. Hand in your testicles.	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 01:42 PM
1	Men's rights during and after childbirth I will. I'm attending her appointments with her, but it's worrying that there's very little in the mountain of literature that the hospital's given us that even mentions the father.	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 10:13 AM
–	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. It would be very useful - if mods can see the reasons behind a post being reported, assessing it would be much quicker.	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 10:05 AM
–	Feminists rejoice: guys are finally playing with (sex) dolls. This does not deserve 0 points. The fact that it does means that nobody has thought of the implications of what you're saying. If we implement AI sophisticated enough to emulate the sexuality of an enthusiastic and competent woman (or man), then it is probable that we have implemented AI that can emulate human intellect and emotion. To refuse to accord such an AI the same rights we recognize a human being as possessing would be unconscionable. I have never heard something so human and so wise fr…	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 12:46 AM
–	This the sort of thing that the next generation of women are growing up on. Ah, the same Todd Goldman who steals other people's designs?	/r/MensRights	01/08/10 12:15 AM
5	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. I never said it was the best option. I said there's only so much you can take before snapping - since when do people consider the 'best option' when they snap?	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 11:29 PM
–	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. When a link is reported, does it tell you who reported it?	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 11:27 PM
1	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. Might want to take your moral compass in for a tuneup. Morals are relative. What's acceptable to you isn't acceptable to others and vice-versa. Notice the karma-points. Most people would, at least, fuck these people up it seems. Maybe it just means that tens of thousands of dollars is a lot more money to most people than to you. Who knows.	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 11:26 PM
–	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. Sorry. There's only so much a guy could take before snapping. As for being long-term homeless, I've been there - that doesn't change a thing. They fucked him, deliberately.	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 11:24 PM
-1	User Feedback, what's your opinion on the MensRights Reddit? Does it represent the men's movement as you know it? The more I read, the angrier I get. You could describe the words and actions of Rosa Parks as hostile. Emmeline Pankhurst was certainly seen as hostile. Yes, personally, I'm hostile when I'm being treated unfairly for being the wrong gender. I understand when women are hostile for this reason too. What you need to do is look past the hostility and realize that it's often justified. [edit] the feminists and the manginas hath spoke. I'm wrong apparently. Derp.	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 03:38 PM
–	California court rules that it's ok to take a homeless man's inheritance for a child who is not his and who is fully grown, even though records show he was never properly served. Sick. This is sick. This isn't justice. If I was that guy, I'd get my money back or everyone involved in fucking me would be in a whole world of trouble.	/r/MensRights	31/07/10 03:33 PM
–	I won, but at an unfair price. I am so sorry. :( I truly hope things work out for you.	/r/MensRights	29/07/10 09:17 PM
6	Man NOT the Dad but Still Must Repay State Welfare Agency Good god. If I lived in Michigan, I'd be asking where I mail my dick back to. :(	/r/MensRights	29/07/10 04:07 PM
6	Psycho girlie burns ex-boyfriend's mother to death. You know you've been arsoned by a hipster when she burns down your house with a rag soaked in absinthe. Lmao!	/r/MensRights	29/07/10 07:19 AM
–	Men's rights during and after childbirth I did complain, it was hard to contain my vitriol, but I think I was civil. I can't hope for change though, I'm sure that too few of us complain.	/r/MensRights	28/07/10 09:46 PM
1	Men's rights during and after childbirth I've always believed that talk of violence and profanity get us nowhere but somehow this makes me feel better at the moment. Thanks.	/r/MensRights	28/07/10 08:28 PM
7	10,000 reader celebration party for MensRights This is the kind of stupid shit that tempts me to unsubscribe from this incestuous subreddit. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out..... Happy 10K, MR! I'll be glad when daddit hits a thou, but MR is 2 years old now, bless. kloo2yoo, ignatiusloyola: You've done a grand job and provide a sterling service. Rock on MR!	/r/MensRights	28/07/10 04:27 PM