J_Vin_Official Archive

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1	“Boys will be boys” I agree that it might have innocent roots, and I don't deny that most of the times it's not used in inappropriate situations. But I've had experiences (for example I've been kissed or smacked without my consent by the boys in my class) when the teacher (including female, which was strange) have used that phrase to excuse their nasty behaviour. Or there were multiple situations when a girl misbehaved, she was naughty, but when a boy did the same thing, he was just a boy. And I'm sure I'm not the …	/r/MensRights	11/05/25 10:04 AM
0	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? Women represent 51% of the voting power in US. The difference between these two is extremely small. And the spedning power is still dominated by men.	/r/MensRights	02/03/25 06:19 PM
-1	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? Not even 10% of the world leaders are women. Over 75% of the world's politicians are male. Only 28% of members of the U.S. congress are female. Saying women have overall less influence is not misogynistic. It's a fact. I've also said that the rich is MOSTLY (not entirely) made of men (which is, again, a fact), so idk why your conclusion was that I am sexist for saying women have no power.	/r/MensRights	02/03/25 05:48 PM
1	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? Calling me sexist is funny. I don't hate men. I don't hate men because they are men or identify as men. I hate men who don't treat women right or as equal, which happen to be a lot of them. There probably are more male rape victims than society might expect, but they definitely don't represent a majority or as much as female victims. It's impossible. It's impossible when there are countries where women aren't allowed to even speak or go out in public without their husbands. I can tell you from p…	/r/MensRights	02/03/25 05:32 PM
-2	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? Oh, so you're saying that the draft and other gender-based issues like that are caused by women? Bffr.	/r/MensRights	02/03/25 01:27 PM
1	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? What support groups for male victims of SA, DV etc. are feminists against? From what I've seen, feminists are trying to eradicate these stupid gender stereotypes that a man should "enjoy it". Also, 17 countries define rape as gender neutral. And the ones that specifically consider rape only for female victims (mostly in African and Middle-Eastern countries) are the ones where women have little to no presence in their politics. The reason why women are the ones saved first in tragedies and the on…	/r/MensRights	02/03/25 01:25 PM
-12	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? I never said women had zero input into society. But politically men were and still are dominant. Men have always been more powerful through out the entire history. It's a fact you can't deny. Most of the things that specifically affect men, like the draft for example, were set by other men. Women's influence in the gender-based things that actually kill men is not as big as people like you like to believe. Another thing you can't deny is that men are generally more dangerous than women. It's not…	/r/MensRights	28/02/25 10:56 PM
-6	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? This sexist system exists since women were not even considered humans. Nowadays, women are present in politics (in some countries), but they still don't have the same global influence as men do. (Let's not forget the fact that most feminists are against this system anyway)	/r/MensRights	28/02/25 09:23 PM
-26	Any arguments against "Misandry annoys, Misogyny kills"? Wait, but who are the "ultra rich and powerful"? Mostly men, am I right? So it's basically men harming other men. While misogyny is (mostly) cause by men aswell.	/r/MensRights	28/02/25 08:53 PM
1	Sharing my thoughts about women taking over This post proves that equality seems like oppression to privileged people. I'll leave a huge comment if any of y'all have the disposition of reding my arguments for this statement. There's no proof that the educational system prefers women over men. It's actually the opposite, in many (usually very religious) countries. Maybe you have to accept that the reason why women nowadays have more academic succes is because they work harder than guys. There's no scientific or legal explenation for that, …	/r/MensRights	03/01/25 07:49 PM