KosmoTheSynner Archive

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2	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing...		KosmoTheSynner	/r/MensRights	26/03/09 11:26 PM

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8	Question: Who publishes a book about teenage girls dismembering boys with "miniature castration kits?" Answer: Random House Children's Books, marketing books to teens. Booktitle: "Castration Celebration" In the comments section of this article, readers were criticizing the author and stating that the castration part of the tale was meant for humor and sarcasm... You know, there's just some things that maybe we ought not to joke about? I'm wiling to bet my bottom dollar that if there were a teenage-level book promoting female circumcision, under the guise of "humor," the media would have a shit fit... As an American, I can state that the majority of teenagers in this nation are stupid from lazy p…	/r/MensRights	30/04/09 09:53 AM
0	For feminists, prostitution = rape. "In prostitution, women have sex with men they would never otherwise have sex with. The money thus acts as a form of force, not as a measure of consent. It acts like physical force does in rape." Read over for the feminist-approved one-true-way to real sex. [PDF] Working at any job will require an individual's time, physical presence, body, energy, and focus. You are being paid or used to accomplish either your own tasks, or the tasks someone else wants you to do. The only difference between a university paying a teacher to utilize his brain to educate his class, and a high class hooker being paid for sexual services, it simply the viewpoint. There's a business transaction occurring. Sure, some of us may not agree with some aspects of the economy or trad…	/r/MensRights	30/04/09 08:39 AM
1	Vogue sells denim jackets and shorts by featuring a "gansta" female model posed in a series of shots that make her appear to be beating several different men. People justify anything as art, which is quite sad at times because someone will throw red paint, in one stroke, on a canvas and label it art... sigh... And ya, the advertising is very crap: the angles are crap, colors are crap, concept is crap... some one probably made a lot of money making this junk.	/r/MensRights	29/04/09 08:53 AM
2	A series of posts on circumcision The decision of circumcision should be left up to the individual after they are an adult, if we're going to even consider letting this savage practice continue into the future. Both male and female circumcision ought to banned altogether for being such a heavy violation of human rights.	/r/MensRights	28/04/09 08:11 PM
13	Who should pay for the date? "You don't understand," she tells me. "A woman wants to feel like she's appreciated. And if she has to pay, she doesn't feel that way." Women: Your cake: have it or eat it. Why not just make it equal? Split the bill, half and half? If both participants are eating and enjoying some time together, I see no reason why the bill can't be shared as well. It isn't a matter of a woman feeling appreciated, it's about realizing that it takes two to tango and for any relationship to work out, both people have to putting in an equal amount. We need to stop perpetuating the gender divisions and roles in society and start focusing on the equality for all sexes. Otherwise, we're …	/r/MensRights	28/04/09 07:58 PM
2	Vogue sells denim jackets and shorts by featuring a "gansta" female model posed in a series of shots that make her appear to be beating several different men. Violence from any human being to another is a major problem, period. This is art, specifically set up to be enticing to the "gangsta" garbage, and nothing more. I think we can reduce this one to just generic artwork for something that was sub-par to begin with. EDIT: This is art people, and while it may be crappy, bickering about this won't accomplish much. We ought to be raising awareness and fighting for campaigns regarding domestic violence against men in our society. I find it odd I was down…	/r/MensRights	28/04/09 05:26 PM
2	Men's lives are cheap, so each and every man is required to risk his when a woman is in danger. Yeah, that bitch should have taken care of that rapist on her own. What a slacker. Also, this is one case of rape. Thousands of these happen every day. I don't see how stopping one rapist is going to alter the world at all. Perhaps volunteering to help out in some sexual predator rehabilitation program would have more of a widespread and lasting effect. You can step off your soap box now. If you're going to be negative towards the subject, why have any attitude at all? And you've done a mighty f…	/r/MensRights	07/04/09 04:36 AM
2	Men's lives are cheap, so each and every man is required to risk his when a woman is in danger. I plan on enacting some pretty world-altering change myself when I get out of college. Who knows, maybe even find a cure for death. Now it would be pretty hard for me to do that if I died tomorrow because I needlessly risked my own life. I don't think people should necessarily risk their lives, but perhaps if we altered our focus on looking for people or deities to bail us out and solve our problems, we could start solving them on our own? Is there a reason why we couldn't all at least promote t…	/r/MensRights	07/04/09 04:21 AM
1	Men's lives are cheap, so each and every man is required to risk his when a woman is in danger. How about dying? Is that a good reason to not try to make the world a better place? I personally would like to see science funded well enough to try making life a permanent experience, at least for those who'd wish to live longer than their average life expectancy. Death is the common enemy of everyone single living entity on this planet, and we as a species need to remove our heads from our collective rears, and realize that. Perhaps then we'd realize that there is no point to war, there is no …	/r/MensRights	07/04/09 03:46 AM
3	Men's lives are cheap, so each and every man is required to risk his when a woman is in danger. I'd rather do something noble as a human being and try to help someone in need of help, whether it be the elderly needing help across the street or a rape victim calling for help, rather than stand/sit there and watch something horrible happen. There's no reason we as human beings can't try to make the world a better place, one step at a time. Braver people and harsher punishments for serious crimes would perhaps be a good start?	/r/MensRights	07/04/09 01:04 AM
0	Carers threatened to cut off boy's penis I'm all for spanking your kids when they get out of line, but in moderation. I see no reason to threaten a child with physical harm, and it disgusts me that these women threatened to sever the poor boy's penis. He was four years of age for crying out loud... They're behavior is no better than that of the mysogynistic Muslims. On a side note, notice the picture at the bottom of the article, which links to an article about cyber safety? That looks an awful lot like reddit...	/r/MensRights	01/04/09 12:28 AM
11	Circumcision is NOT a vaccine! So let's boil down this line of thinking then, shall we? Many pro-circumcision people state that circumcision helps reduce the rates of STD spreading. In essence, it's good to chop off a body part on an infant who has no choice in the matter. By that effect, why aren't we surgically removing noses from children to prevent the common cold from passing around? Why aren't we removing our eyes prematurely to help avoid getting cataracts? You see, when you apply this line of thinking elsewhere, it be…	/r/MensRights	28/03/09 07:47 AM
1	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... Who made you the decider of all the worlds rights? I didn't know fighting for human rights and civil liberties was something to be negative about. Why have a gripe against people trying to make the world a better place? Want to talk about rights, why is the drinking age 21? Because Mother's Against Drunk Driver's fought for it back in the early 80's from what I can remember. Why is weed illegal? Because the government says so. Why is euthinasia illegal? It's "euthanasia" actually. And because th…	/r/MensRights	27/03/09 03:42 PM
0	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... Apparently you don't know what human rights and civil liberties are. Go get educated you ill-witted moron. If you approve of doctor's carving up the genitals of young boys in girls, perhaps you approve of other forms of torture, cruelty, and barbaric practices?	/r/MensRights	27/03/09 03:35 PM
1	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... Considering that the operation is not done with the consent of the infant, it's a violation of that infant's human rights. Considering that the grand majority of circumcisions are done against people's will, it becomes rather obvious that an operation that intentionally destroys sexual pleasure for men and women is damaging. It's an out-dated practice that was encouraged by a Biblical tradition. And there was nothing in those studies? Did you by any chance view the numerous references in the art…	/r/MensRights	27/03/09 03:33 PM
6	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... There's equally a large amount of raw data showing how devastating circumcision can be. Your point being?	/r/MensRights	27/03/09 01:51 AM
2	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... i won't bother debating you on the issue, mainly because you have obviously spent every damn waking moment of your life obsessing over something so damn trivial. Not really, I found out more about circumcision and how damaging it is very recently thanks to reddit and certain people that post here. If you view the fight against circumcision as "trivial", why are you finding the need to comment on it? This is the Men's Rights subreddit, so this is obviously relevant. Are you by chance the main mod…	/r/MensRights	27/03/09 01:50 AM
6	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... This is the Men's Rights subreddit, in which we're discussing a "medical" procedure upon men at an infant age that clearly violates numerous human rights. I'm all for equal rights between every damned person on the planet, and to achieve that, we need to speak out. We don't have forced female circumcision procedures as a standard de facto process for female infants, thus we need to obviously remove the one for men, as both are equally as damaging and repressive. Considering that circumcision is …	/r/MensRights	26/03/09 11:47 PM
2	US Call for higher circumcision rate Saying that we need to mutilate the genitals of more infants in our nation to help prevent STD's is like saying we need to kill Arabs to lower our gas prices... Where's the logic in this? Instead of forcing a dangerous procedure that causes permanent damage, perhaps we could promote safe sex and the use of condoms? Oh wait, that requires logic and common sense, I forgot...	/r/MensRights	26/03/09 11:43 PM
1	Fox News still thinks circumcision is a good thing... With the extensive studies showing just how damaging circumcision is, why are these "journalists" still promoting circumcision to help lower the risk of specific STDs? If it's logical to chop off body parts to lower risk of this or that, why not take that logic and apply it elsewhere? Why not cut off your hands because you might hit someone, someday? Why not just remove your eyes to prevent cataracts? Why not just kill yourself altogether to avoid any possible future health issues? This line of …	/r/MensRights	26/03/09 11:35 PM
2	What do Mens Rights Activists think of Polygamy? No polygamist society is going to advance culture and technology at anywhere the rate we've seen since Hammurabi. Just because the option to marry who you want and to how many people, doesn't mean anything in regards to culture and technology. People do polygamy in the closet as it is, and is it destroying us? Nope. If the marriage(s) is between consenting individuals, what business is it of us? As long as children aren't being forced into sex slave situations, who cares? Stating that polygamy w…	/r/MensRights	23/03/09 12:00 AM
12	What do Mens Rights Activists think of Polygamy? Honestly, I don't care if people want to practice monogamy, polygamy, or not be legally wed at all. There was a discussion a while back here on Reddit regarding that very subject [sorry I looked but couldn't find it], and one poster was someone in a relationship with two other individuals, all of whom wanted to be married to each other. But legally, they could not. I honestly think people should have the right to marry whom they wish. Two men want to marry? Good for them! A hermaphrodite wants t…	/r/MensRights	22/03/09 07:47 PM
3	Researchers prodding dozens of male penises with a fine-tipped tool have found that the five areas most receptive to fine-touch are routinely removed by circumcision. That's been refuted and proven to be BS.	/r/MensRights	11/03/09 06:29 PM
0	Researchers prodding dozens of male penises with a fine-tipped tool have found that the five areas most receptive to fine-touch are routinely removed by circumcision. I'm sorry but I must refute your comment with logic, don't take it too personal. But the basic "reasoning" behind circumcision, as culturedbananaslug brought out, was prevention of disease. But this isn't logical, because if you applied the same reasoning to anything else, you might as well state it's good to chop off your fingers to prevent hangnail, or stab our your eyes because you may get cataracts- in fact why not just ultimately kill yourself to avoid the possibility of becoming ill. That'…	/r/MensRights	11/03/09 06:24 PM
3	46 y.o. Jacqui Smith plots sex offenders style register for men guilty of domestic violence Hey, let's start a massive list of substance abusers, and let's keep a registry of people with minor traffic violations, and let's keep tabs on people who urinate in public! And they should all have signs mounted in their front yards! And then, people without purpose can shout and yell at the people inside the house, showing burning hatred and hypocrisy, much like the audiences of Ricky Lake and Jerry Springer. And of course this'll be shown beneficial to society, because people standing around …	/r/MensRights	11/03/09 07:42 AM
3	Effects of penile reduction surgery (circumcision) on sexual intercourse: Penile Anatomy 101 Thank you kanuk876 for posting a thorough and very informative article on not only the damages of circumcision, but the benefits of keeping foreskin. I'm literally going to book mark this, to send to the people I talk to that still believe that a forced operation on a defenseless child that mutilates their genitals has any sort of benefit, without the content of debate and argument. Sometimes, just reading an informative article and taking into consideration information is better than all the ar…	/r/MensRights	28/02/09 09:03 AM
6	These shanty towns were created by the shoddy wages De Beers paid its employees. The homes of its workers are its crown of shame. And yours, if you wear diamonds - racial and sexual apartheid, and slavery For each person, within YOUR realm of power, YOU can make a difference. I highly agree with this. Good and bad ideas can be viral. This is why I try to do small things, such as promote equality for all people, races, genders, orientations, backgrounds, ethnicity, etc. While I doubt I'll have great influence, I pride myself on trying to promote equality and fairness for people.	/r/MensRights	22/02/09 11:26 PM
8	These shanty towns were created by the shoddy wages De Beers paid its employees. The homes of its workers are its crown of shame. And yours, if you wear diamonds - racial and sexual apartheid, and slavery I don't buy from De Beers, as I don't really buy jewelry of any kind, nor do I own any. I have my titanium wedding ring, and my wife has her white gold ring. The diamond in it is well over 25 years of age, as it was first set in an engagement ring that one of my uncle's had purchased that never found it's way to the one he loved. After he died a tragic early death, the ring was found by his mother, whom had it set in a new ring. A few years later, I met my then girlfriend, we decided to get hitc…	/r/MensRights	22/02/09 11:15 PM
1	Hotels discriminate against men If you enjoy masculinity and guy only places, I would have expected you to wish to rally for equal rights for men and women?	/r/MensRights	11/02/09 06:55 PM
5	Hotels discriminate against men I'll edit the article right here, right now. And anyone can be free to take it, post it wherever, so long as they eventually refer back to this page about it to prove the point regarding discrimination. I'll try not to alter too much of the main content of the article. Here it goes... Why on Earth, are black men offended merely because hotels regard them as potential rapists? Negroe men are getting second class treatment, solely because they are black, in some of America's most prestigious hotel…	/r/MensRights	11/02/09 06:53 PM
13	Hotels discriminate against men Exactly. And I wanted to add that as of right now, this article in on the front page of Reddit regarding comments made on an article. And it's about discriminating/racist viewpoints against blacks. This article in discussion is about a Hotel actually going forward and making good on their discriminatory ideas. I honestly believe in free speech, people can think what they want. But taking action on those ideas is a separate issue. The major factor to this article that honestly desmonstrates just …	/r/MensRights	10/02/09 10:40 PM
17	Hotels discriminate against men The said thing about this article is, is that the word "men" is in place. And nobody really gives a damn. Replace the word "men" with "black guy" in the article, and everyone would be up in arms over it. There is a double standard in this nation as to how discrimination is handled. Why can't we just strive for equality for all ages, races, and genders?	/r/MensRights	10/02/09 10:21 PM
-1	Jerking Off Is the New Infidelity You know, someone asked me once my take on the ethics of porn and masturbation. I came [no pun intended] up with a good analogy for why men/women would do either/or: Imagine you only have enough money to save up for one car. It's your special car, and you're damned certain that's the one you want. You'll never be able to afford another one. So you buy the car, but you can't always afford to drive or spend all the money on the car as you would like. Well eventually you may like another car, anoth…	/r/MensRights	08/02/09 05:41 AM
3	male circumcision - not shown to be effective in reducing AIDS transmission from F to M or from M to F. The video link showing the doctor explaining the circumcision.... The father, "That is what I want", and the doctor, "That is what you'll get!" That to me just screams a violation of human rights. The individual male child had no say-so in the operation, it's a forced procedure. Then when the child was strapped into place, I couldn't help but ask myself, "Is that not an eerie feeling of torture? The need to strap someone down to do the procedure they have no say-so over?" Circumcision is disgust…	/r/MensRights	08/02/09 04:56 AM
0	Rich guys ‘give the ladies more orgasms’ If it's scientifically proven [not in a survey, but in an actual lab] that amount of money = amount of orgasms, then I guess it's true the car you drive reflects your love making skills and penis size. So what would a Chevy Impala fetch ya? And I feel bad for people driving those Smart Cars, all those smarts and no length...	/r/MensRights	20/01/09 10:51 PM
4	Feminism and Men's Rights Vs True Equality This is why whenever I hear issues of equality, I sum it up to roughly the same idea each time: "All sexes, skin tones, nationalities, backgrounds, ages, sexual orientations, and so on, should be equal. In essence, there should be no difference between us as human beings in regards to treatment, equality, justice, and opportunity." We should stop inhibiting ourselves because of biased viewpoints. There's no logical reason to it. If such a principle of equality superseded all laws, I think we'd h…	/r/MensRights	18/01/09 10:23 PM