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1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid I will check her out. I'm always interested to hear rational, truly well-meaning people.	/r/MensRights	29/12/14 02:36 AM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid That's not an honest response though. You specifically said that there were men who thought it was ok to rape women as an attempt at counter-argument. So name one. Fine. Just in the news today? Probably Bill Cosby. I should point out that I'm not part of the MRM, that being said though please go ahead. Because I honestly can't think of an example from them that compares to Marcotte, Hess, Dworkin, Koss, etc. Then we have something in common, because I don't formally consider myself a feminist. I…	/r/MensRights	28/12/14 01:23 AM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid Of course there are men out there who believe horrible things about women, and vice versa. I can tell you already have a carefully picked arsenal of "meanie" feminists to bolster your arguments. I don't have the time or the energy to search for equally outrageous MRA leaders to make a moot point. Giving me the specific name of an immoral woman doesn't change anything here. There are bad people on every side of a movement. The nature of child custody laws has changed. Rather than actually trying …	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 09:41 PM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid The Tender Years Doctrine has been replaced. Using that as an argument is as pointless as feminists gravitating on the fact that there were men who put laws in place to prevent women from voting. It's in the past. There are extreme, fringe-feminists who 'tried' to redefine rape to exclude men. Do you honestly think a majority of feminists, or the population as a whole, agrees with this? Of course not. There are men out there who believe its perfectly ok to rape a woman. Do people really acknowle…	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 06:15 PM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid Look, I hate to bust your bubble, but these laws are in place for two reasons. A majority of the population (male and female, non-MRA's) believe that the maternal role is more crucial for the child than the paternal role at early development. How did this argument come about? Generations upon generations of gender roles and stereotypes. Since the dawn of humanity, men have been instilled with instincts to protect and and fight, whereas women were instilled with strong instincts to mother and sub…	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 06:05 PM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid If that's your argument (that the soul inhabits the fetus at conception), then what about monozygotic twins? Do they share one soul? Or are they soul-less until they split, which can be as late as 14 days in some cases.	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 04:51 PM
-1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid A lot of these issues men's rights activists are advocating could actually be improved through.... Feminism! Things like child custody unfairness and rape erasure. The reason men don't fare as well in court when it comes to child custody is because of the patriarchal idea that women are incapable of being good workers, and should remain in the home where they can cook, clean, and be mothers. This is why women are perceived as more fit to raise a child. This is something feminists are fighting ag…	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 04:18 AM
1	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid The mutilation point is up for debate, but I won't argue it, because it has no relevance to my life. I've just observed that there don't seem to be many circumcised men out there that are that distressed about it (it doesn't make sex impossible or unenjoyable). I will argue that men commit more violent crime due to biological reasons, such as an increase in testosterone levels and a natural 'protector' instinct, although this does lead to an unfair labeling of men as more likely to commit all ty…	/r/MensRights	27/12/14 04:03 AM
-9	I tried to have a civil conversation with a "feminist" on okcupid 1) calling circumcision "genital mutilation" is a little extreme, don't you think? I think the kind of genital mutilation that happens in Sub-saharan Africa is real genital mutilation. The benefits and drawbacks of circumcision are debated, and everyone has a different opinion. But do circumcised men really lead a miserable, "incomplete" life with their foreskin missing? It's a piece of skin. Save the word "mutilation" for people who are truly mutilated and disfigured. By using such strong words…	/r/MensRights	26/12/14 08:27 PM
2	Americans aren't getting married, and researchers think porn may be to blame simple solution: don't marry a woman who only loves you for your money. Don't marry a woman who is sexually manipulative and obviously doesn't care for you as a person. Really, it's not an impossible feat. So many men marry shallow bimbos and then go on to complain how there are no decent women in the world. It takes two to tango. There are women who ruin their husbands lives if a marriage goes south, and men who ruin their wives lives if a marriage goes south. It goes both ways. But hey. If liv…	/r/MensRights	24/12/14 06:00 AM