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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	So I'm quite curious		Kiefalicious	/r/MensRights	22/08/13 02:07 AM

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2	Boy draws pictures of a ninja, a Jedi, and a soldier as concepts for a Halloween costume. As a result, his school's headmaster threatens to expel him. Right. "I wanna be a soldier". No, you want to rape, pillage, and murder, you are a horrible child. And people wonder why children are becoming depressed at younger and younger ages, if you destroy someone's fantasies and dreams when they are young like this of course they will be hurt for a long time.	/r/MensRights	06/11/13 10:43 PM
15	Boy draws pictures of a ninja, a Jedi, and a soldier as concepts for a Halloween costume. As a result, his school's headmaster threatens to expel him. Are you kidding me? Since when was a drawing of a Jedi seen as violent and disturbing, they are supposed to be the defenders of freedom and the weak. All of his pictures obviously have weapons in them, however, they aren't doing anything violent and what difference would it make? If there was any correlation between this child having extremely violent demeanor and drawing violent pictures, then okay, maybe something should be examined, but as far as this article goes, he seems like a typical lit…	/r/MensRights	06/11/13 02:49 PM
3	People really believe that women were oppressed throughout history... How can they be so stupid? Exactly, I once overheard a conversation where someone was using the statement "if you've never been oppressed, no one can be racist against you" (I assume she was talking about how it's impossible to be racist against whites). I just thought to myself pretty much what you just said, at some point in history everyone has been oppressed by everyone else, even by their own people. I really don't understand what is so hard to understand about this for some people, no one has been collectively rulin…	/r/MensRights	14/10/13 01:52 PM
2	"We often skim over male victims because men rarely report violence that may be going on in their homes. This could be because of fear that no one will believe them or concern that they may be accused of starting the violence." but male rape victims have a lot more to deal with, and female rapists a lot less. I'm not sure if I would say that male rape victims have a lot more to deal with than female rape victims, (they both have a huge amount to deal with, mentally, physically, etc.) however, female's have many more options in terms of support, whereas males are often told what males have always been told; man up, bury your feelings, and soldier on.	/r/MensRights	14/10/13 01:42 PM
1	More people need to think like this I actually wrote a 15 page paper for a class on the topic of eating disorders in males. I don't think it's that males hide these disorders better, I think it's because for the longest time most eating disorders were believed to only effect females. As a result, a lot of the signs of onset for eating disorders in males are overlooked by doctors, psychologists, or psychiatrists because of a lack of research on the topic.	/r/MensRights	17/05/13 02:30 PM
2	I don't understand how someone can actually believe this... Don't forget about the Kamehameha schools where you have to have Hawaiian heritage. When I was there, there was also a school that reportedly had a "kill a haole" day. Haole basically means a white person or foreigner.	/r/MensRights	12/04/13 02:16 PM
6	About being told not to rape An interesting point that a lot of people seem to forget is that rape isn't always about sex, it's about power (especially in cases with serial rapists). Thus, it will, unfortunately, never be purged from society. No matter how society evolves there will forever be crime, violent and non-violent, it's a part of human, not only male, nature.	/r/MensRights	07/08/12 10:12 PM