Kimilybob Archive

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1	Posts in this sub usually tackle serious issues with important ramifications. I struggle to find deep issues in feminist subs. That's not actually correct. Roe vs Wade made 'access to safe and equitable abortion' a legal right. The emphasis is on the 'safe & equitable' and NOT the abortion, which is a common misconception. For example, were you to suffer heart problems you have a right to access safe and equitable heart surgery. That's doesn't mean heart surgery is a legal right.	/r/MensRights	12/03/22 12:03 PM
0	Posts in this sub usually tackle serious issues with important ramifications. I struggle to find deep issues in feminist subs. Actually I don't anywhere that maintains that anyone has the 'right' to an abortion. Only a feminist would be so naive to think they have a 'right' to end the life of another	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 06:45 PM
1	Feminism is dying down and mens rights is growing I hate the term men's 'rights' for this kinda movement as it implies that you don't have the same rights as women. Im a woman and I completely understand the rational MRA movement and have concerns for my young growing up in a world where women, usually out of bitterness, are waging a battle of which they have no end goal. Radical feminism is slowly being exposed for its illogical rhetoric. There are many intelligent MRA's who have some very valid arguments, however, I'd like to see them take on…	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 08:08 PM