Jesusontoast Archive

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2	Is this rape? First hand account from a girl who convinces herself she has been raped It's fine. I have become such a bookworm that I tend to dismiss everything that isn't in the form of a research paper and even those I treat with skepticism until I read another which confirms the results. I just really hate any pandering to emotion when attempting to give facts. There is literature, which is in the realm of fiction, and then there are facts which are non-fiction. The line between them in journalism has always been a bit blurry but, as I said earlier, you really don't even need …	/r/MensRights	03/09/10 10:50 PM
1	Is this rape? First hand account from a girl who convinces herself she has been raped I remember in an AP English class I took in high school that focused on writing articles and reports, we would get an automatic 0 for including things like "We, you, us, everybody, etc." Also, if it had a canned political bias, it was a 0. I learned what reporting should sound like. The Onion was popular for demonstrating what not to do when writing such things. I can't see how a site can become popular when its writers are writing in a basic freshman English form. Bad examples at that. It just …	/r/MensRights	03/09/10 08:03 PM
8	men are the silent victims of domestic violence I can't understand how anybody can think women can't hurt men just as bad as men. They usually do it worse, as they usually don't have the physical strength the man does so they don't attack men barehanded. Any hard thing she can swing with enough force and you can find yourself in a life or death situation. Any nasty chemical in the house, which can be found in practically any house or apartment in the US, can be added to your food, thrown at you, or make you forcibly drink it. Killing people i…	/r/MensRights	03/09/10 01:31 AM
2	List of resources for men in need of immediate shelter or other domestic violence or human services Despite the viking on the page which looks unprofessional, the advice is extremely accurate and should be followed.	/r/MensRights	03/09/10 12:24 AM
4	Women in their 30s were the most likely to say they would marry for money (74%) while men in their 20s were the least likely (41%). Among the women in their twenties who said they would marry for money, 71% said they expected to get divorced. Yeah, my bad. I was wrote 98% similarity but changed the sentence around and didn't delete the 98%. I am quite aware that humans are almost exactly the same. I never said anything about intelligence. Retarded children and adults are not stupid, they are disabled. Second, whether or not the chance is great, it is a gamble unless you can spend time with them before adoption and get access to medical records of the parents to prepare ahead of time. These luxuries are typically not afforded to singl…	/r/MensRights	01/09/10 08:31 PM
2	Remember the German singer who got probation for knowingly infecting multiple men with HIV? Man jailed for giving a woman HIV While being a man might not have had an effect on the guy's sentence, it was because the singer in Germany was a woman that she was let off. This woman should be in prison for essentially stripping whatever freedoms he had in his lifestyle away so he won't succumb to the common bacteria and viruses that most of us shrug off easily. While there are different laws, in the West, the laws always favor women because they are written and interpreted by men who, despite how high and mighty they think t…	/r/MensRights	01/09/10 05:43 AM
7	Women in their 30s were the most likely to say they would marry for money (74%) while men in their 20s were the least likely (41%). Among the women in their twenties who said they would marry for money, 71% said they expected to get divorced. I want to but there are three problems with adoption: 1)Single man=no child. That is the bottom line for many adoption agencies, especially younger children as one of my uncles found out (very caring man who, ten years ago, was on a frantic search for adopting a child before he turned 40). 2) Providing I do manage to negotiate a slightly older child, 5 years is VERY influential on child's life, not to mention older. Any damage done in foster care would have to be undone through very careful supp…	/r/MensRights	01/09/10 01:51 AM
8	Women in their 30s were the most likely to say they would marry for money (74%) while men in their 20s were the least likely (41%). Among the women in their twenties who said they would marry for money, 71% said they expected to get divorced. I read a story related to this in Leo Tolstoy's short story, "Family Happiness." The main male lead is reluctant to marry the girl of his dreams because, being older, he knows she will change and become restless because of her youth. They eventually marry about halfway through. I won't spoil the ending but the message was that people change, including yourself, over time and if you are not willing to accept or plan for these changes, then your life will be a disaster. Western women have it drill…	/r/MensRights	01/09/10 01:09 AM
3	A German girl band singer broke down in tears Thursday as a court found her guilty of causing bodily harm to her ex-boyfriend by having unprotected sex with him despite knowing she was infected with HIV. No jail time. My brother's best friend was a cop. He had the same problem. If they notice that the officer is giving more tickets to women than men, they call you out for it. This would be fair, if not for the fact that all the other officers let the women go if they flirt (if pretty) or cry (if homely). So he ends up being the only one issuing tickets and, this is the truly sickening part, had statistically ended up giving over 200% more tickets to women than the other officers. Simply because he was fair. I…	/r/MensRights	26/08/10 11:04 PM
6	A German girl band singer broke down in tears Thursday as a court found her guilty of causing bodily harm to her ex-boyfriend by having unprotected sex with him despite knowing she was infected with HIV. No jail time. So if I have a gun and shoot a friend, can I be let go because it was their responsibility to avoid making bad friends such as myself? Absolutely not! Also, I was highly disappointed. I expected the girl to be a younger looking version of Blümchen. Not only does that poor guy have HIV, he didn't even get it from an impossibly hot women. I will repeat this again as even if it gets me downvoted, when men need to make decisions about the fate of women, they act in an irrational manner in favor towa…	/r/MensRights	26/08/10 07:26 PM