HomeAlone477 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
42	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others.	Discrimination	HomeAlone477	/r/MensRights	12/06/25 05:51 PM
16	How the school shooting in Austria gets handled compared to USA	Social Issues	HomeAlone477	/r/MensRights	15/06/25 09:23 AM

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1	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. Probably C Tier	/r/MensRights	14/09/25 07:55 PM
20	UK: Undercover police officers pose as joggers to crack down on men catcalling female runners. OP: The government and society appears to be at war with men and boys. Don‘t put all of Europe on the same pedestal as the UK. We are all different countries with different cultures. I live in Austria and here it‘a by far not as bad as in Germany and by a very, very wide margin not as bad as in any english speaking country. Nearly all girls I meet here that aren‘t in university say they don‘t want to work and just be housewives	/r/MensRights	12/08/25 09:39 PM
1	How did Scandinavian countries manage to attain gender equality without a gender war? I don‘t understand what the problem is, it‘s not like he‘s 40 or sth. As long as he is a good person can provide and age difference is not that hardcore (like 50 and 14 or some bs) Legal here is btw at age 16, it‘s common some people meet up before and wait until the younger one turns 16 so they can open secret to parents	/r/MensRights	09/08/25 09:23 AM
8	What if we started our own “bear” question? I have to disagree with you. The absoloute majority of women (like 95% of women) would never choose a bear. It‘s only women in liberal english-speaking countries or people in social media that say this	/r/MensRights	05/08/25 01:46 PM
33	I love Female bosses now I have much more less problems with male bosses. Always had the impression that female bosses will fire you for no reason if they have a bad day	/r/MensRights	01/08/25 12:06 PM
3	Germany plans forceful conscription for men The planned, forced conscription and not so unlikely reason to go to war by out useless government to either want to sent soldiers to Ukraine or by a potential split off of eastern Germany or Bavaria, is the reason why a lot of young German men(like myself) now migrate to Austria, Spain or Switzerland	/r/MensRights	30/07/25 03:35 PM
-2	Serious question. So, we all know about the cheating scandal that took place at a Coldplay concert. Why is the man being dragged way more harshly on social media than the female cheater? Where is the man being judged more harshly than the woman? I always only hear about the woman being critizized, even by girls. Even on social media. I have to say though that I‘m from Austria and not much on english speaking social media, only german speaking	/r/MensRights	20/07/25 11:03 AM
2	How did Scandinavian countries manage to attain gender equality without a gender war? As someone from Austria, which is a germanic country, though not nessecarily Scandinavian, I can tell u that ur point with „couples are around the same age“ is largely bs. Here we care much less about age differences. My sister was 15 when she dated a 30 year old guy. It‘s not a problem because this man has money and can provide. I dated a 17 year old when I was 22 which is much less of a problem, since it‘s allowed by law and society. I don‘t know how it is in Scandinavia, but in Austria and so…	/r/MensRights	17/07/25 03:35 AM
1	I'm NEET and I'm not ashamed. This is by far the most inspiring and least pessimistic thing I‘ve read in this sub. „You should always be improving ur life“ is truly something to life by	/r/MensRights	14/07/25 05:28 PM
1	Why are 7 in 10 homeless people guys? It makes no sense in the name of Davy Jones' that it's because of substance abuse, it's because of lack of support. All people with disabilities should get support too, regardless of gender, prioritizing over those without disability. Depends on the country. In Frankfurt, Germany 70% of drug deaths are female. In Vienna,Austria it‘s around 50/50 with homeless people	/r/MensRights	07/07/25 05:17 PM
1	"The looming catastrophy of sexrobots!" A neutral mans take! In Austria it‘s 300ng and in Germany 270ng. In eastern Europe countries it‘s more like 400-500ng. In UK, US etc it might be like 190ng. Hence why they accept stuff like „false rape accusations“, females and minorities having an advantage in Jobs, taking LGBTQ serious etc without having a major unrest.	/r/MensRights	21/06/25 10:35 AM
8	"The looming catastrophy of sexrobots!" A neutral mans take! I completely agree with u in the first part, that Sexbots won‘t replace women, and that most women wouldn‘t care. However on ur second part I have a good argument against ur point: If a lot of men would die tomorrow in an instant, women won‘t bat an eye, but man definitely would. My uncle fought in the Yugoslav wars, and after they were over in 1995 the region was so depleted of men, that there was a very high surplus of women in the ages 14-30. when u weren‘t an alcohol adict u were a already a…	/r/MensRights	21/06/25 08:43 AM
0	"The looming catastrophy of sexrobots!" A neutral mans take! Sorry but this time I‘m on the womens side and I can see why they became angry. I call it bs that Robots will replace women. This maybe will work out in some societies like in the US or China. But I live in Austria (the country nearby Italy, not Australia) and have roots in Balkans, and people are highly sceptical of any new technologies. Most people here don‘t even pay with their phones or use cards, I see no way that people here will use Robots over women ever. If I would tell that to my uncle…	/r/MensRights	21/06/25 08:11 AM
1	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. Society is more important than laws and policies	/r/MensRights	15/06/25 09:46 AM
-1	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. Russia doesn‘t have forced conscription. They mostly ask criminals if they want to reduce their sentence or give national minorities like the Chechens and those in Far east Russia a lot of money to join the army. Also they sometimes put Central Asian immigrants into jail for very minor offences like throwing a beer can on the ground and ask them to join the army instead of going to jail and use them as mest grinders at the frontlines. There surely also are russians who are volunteering on the wa…	/r/MensRights	15/06/25 09:44 AM
2	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. German sphere has big labour shortage. Also surplus of women in age 15-25 in urban centers due to Ukrainian refugees. Scandinavia most immigrants are male (most female migrants there are due to marriage migration). No labour shortage and actually a lot of unemployed men. German speaking sphere had huge support nets for male mental health problems, Scandinavia has not. There is a reason why so many scandinavians go to south east asia or Latam to get wives while Germans, Austrians, Swiss do not (t…	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 02:37 PM
15	The Unfairness between Men and Women (Me and my Sister) What you need as a man is a hobby or something that makes u niche and interesting. It‘s a good cheat code and if u not fck ugly it gives u good access to girls, as most people who have interests have access to women. About the story with ur sister: it‘s pretty likely that in our Generation men will outlive women. Gen Z man will probably live 5 years longer than woman due to better lifestyle choices and more pressure to be healthy. Having ur own money is very good for ur mental health, same as no…	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 09:37 AM
3	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. Woman in UK are crazy. I had my fair share of girlfriends in my life (my bodycount is 5 actually, 23 y.o.). But if I had grown up in the UK I would probably still be a virgin, though people are much smaller in UK	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 09:31 AM
1	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. It is this way, and it actually has always been this way	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 09:29 AM
1	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. I forgot South Asian region. But I hear that it‘s pretty bad in India. But I can‘t really judge it tbh. Think it‘s about the same as Latam	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 09:28 AM
2	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. In 5 Years time UK people will immigate to Poland 😅. See it already with east Germans going to Czechia	/r/MensRights	13/06/25 09:01 AM
3	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. Germany belongs to one of the countries where it‘s most likely that a father gets custody of his children after a divorce	/r/MensRights	12/06/25 11:03 PM
6	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. U might be right, but I‘d rather put them both into D-Tier since I think USA is still more friendly to men than UK and Sweden	/r/MensRights	12/06/25 09:47 PM
2	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. What ur saying is what I wanted to say in my post, but I didn‘t want to write a long ahh post. In societies where there is no continent-external immigration and a surplus of women like central europe (due to mostly female refugees from Ukraine) and where is labour shortage societies focus much more on family. That‘s why in the S and A tier societies fertility rate isn‘t declining on a rapid level as in the lower tier societies (though it already was on a low level)	/r/MensRights	12/06/25 09:45 PM
2	Some countries/societies are less discriminative against men than others. You are right sorry for that	/r/MensRights	12/06/25 09:42 PM
1	I am 22, this subreddit is so refreshing tbh Interesting point. But why exactly Engineering? Why not Law, IT, chemistry, pharma or medicine?	/r/MensRights	10/06/25 08:00 AM
3	I am 22, this subreddit is so refreshing tbh It‘s not a first world country thing. It‘s the same in poorer countries like in Latam, India, China etc. The only societies in the world that seem to not have this issue with 0 mens rights and feminism are the Ex-communist Europe countries (like Poland, Czechia, Bulgaria, Ex-Yugo) and Ex-Soviet (Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia etc.). These are btw also the only countries where fertility rate isn‘t on a freefall, and these where the First countries to allow women to work	/r/MensRights	10/06/25 07:57 AM