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| 1 | Guys, I need your helpTechnically women can be prosecuted for rape. While language of rape laws in India does seem to exempt women, that is because rape is defined as penetrative sex with a woman. Since women lack the biological functions for penetration, they are given this exemption in rape laws. To be clear, this exemption is in the interpretation of the law, not the literal language of the law. I mean, write a law that isn’t gender neutral, expect there to be gender biases. The law appears to have a gender bias b… | /r/MensRights | 18/02/25 02:41 AM |
| 1 | Guys, I need your helpWhere’s the fallacy exactly? If I’m a farmer and I’m the sole person who tends to my farm and uses my land, am I not responsible for how my crops grow?Can I say someone else is the reason my crops are neglected? If there is action I can take to improve my crops, but I choose not to take that action, then I am responsible for my crops not improving. Likewise, if we inherit a society that was set up by men, and which men control and have the ability to change, then why wouldn’t the men in position… | /r/MensRights | 18/02/25 01:25 AM |
| -8 | Guys, I need your helpMaybe take this as a learning opportunity? Did you go through the sources she sited? I mean arguing that men are underprivileged is already a long shot argument at best. The world has been living in male-led societies for centuries. Men own majority of the wealth, control majority of the resources, and hold majority of leadership positions in companies, in academia, in government. There are very few fields that are not male dominated. I mean so often I hear the argument “men made the world we li… | /r/MensRights | 16/02/25 03:25 PM |
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