Krainiac Archive

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66	Could a man convince 4th Wave feminists in sort of the same way Daryl Davis did with the KKK?	Feminism	Krainiac	/r/MensRights	24/04/21 06:01 PM

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1	[Q4A] You now have all 6 infinity stones, with the snap of your fingers you can make one drastic and permanent change to the dating marketplace. What do you do? All men and women are now bisexual.	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/11/21 09:59 AM
8	Is a Man Approaching a Woman in the Streets an Effective Way of Dating today? When I was in my late teens my aunt gave me advice on how to know if a girl is up for smashing: “Guys can have a good time with having sex, but girls need to have a good time BEFORE having sex.” You tell me if otherwise, but that notion seems to tie in pretty well with what you’re saying here.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/21 07:09 PM
1	Againstmensrights sub Lying is bullshit. We need to be better than them. The point is to find evidence of their bullshit, confidently call them out and make their crimes public. In cold blood. You’re most likely going to have to be anonymous, because there will be an investigation and the law won’t really be on your side. Destroy their social ties to the point of isolation, so that the majority avoids them. Whether they give up their toxic worldview is their own problem. No harm shall be done, but no shit is to be ta…	/r/MensRights	24/06/21 02:54 PM
3	I feel sick to my stomach “Brittany’s brain was broken... and no one helped her.” Same kind of story goes for the majority of, maybe all, male rapists, male murderers, male mass shooters (ect.). Let’s be real, those kinds of people doesn’t come from nowhere. Everyone who harms others in extreme and/or degrading ways has definitely been subjected to some form of cruelty by a parent (or at least someone close who broke his/her trust severely) in such a way that scarred them beyond healing. Take into account that most clini…	/r/MensRights	22/06/21 03:07 PM
7	Men made up 95% of marijuana arrests in NYC, even though men and women smoke marijuana at nearly equal rates I guess people need to hear it all as an immersive and emotionally stimulating narrative rather than some lengthy, academic and/or intellectually intimidating report. While it could be a slippery slope towards inaccurate and questionable reporting, the ordinary person finds that a lot more relatable. That’s how Christianity won the west - it’s stories were a lot more appealing than the others, not because it somehow made more sense (change my mind). Change the social narrative, you change how pe…	/r/MensRights	18/06/21 06:19 PM
16	“Say something nice” and “food.” How sad that the bar has been set this low for so many men. One commenter said a woman called him handsome 4 years ago and he hasn’t forgotten it. A danish girl, whom I was in the same school with and later became befriended, told me I had a handsome smile. A portuguese woman, who slept in the same hostel room with me and a few other backpackers, told me I had a good deep voice. She even gave me a pill to help me with a sudden nausea I had the day after (she worked as a pediatrician, hence why she had access to these pills). A lady friend of mine from way back before once hugged me tightly after I made an amusing joke and said “There’s so …	/r/MensRights	14/05/21 08:05 PM
5	“Say something nice” and “food.” How sad that the bar has been set this low for so many men. One commenter said a woman called him handsome 4 years ago and he hasn’t forgotten it. I’m not a woman, but you got one from me in spirit.	/r/MensRights	14/05/21 07:21 PM
1	Could a man convince 4th Wave feminists in sort of the same way Daryl Davis did with the KKK? I don’t necessarily want to “change” them or you. I’m certainly hoping for a more positive change in attitude and/or perspective after our interactions, while also accepting that it might not happen at all. I just want to make an effort to leave these folks with a genuine and positive impression of what a non-feminist is like, because a lot of the popular narrative these days suggest that anti-feminism and/or non-feminism is equal to misogyny. A good chunk of feminists definitely don’t believe i…	/r/MensRights	26/04/21 04:55 PM
3	Could a man convince 4th Wave feminists in sort of the same way Daryl Davis did with the KKK? To truly listen, without assuming what kind of person I am from the get-go. This can be a lot to hope for when trying to have a sincere conversation with someone who’s likely to be very biased against you because of your gender, if not just for the fact that you’re not a feminist. It may take several conversations, or miraculously, one single conversation to spark a process in their mind - where real thinking happens, from which true independence can form. Even if they never reconsider feminism …	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 03:35 PM
2	Does anyone else feel uncomfortable talking about men’s rights? I think there’s a snowball effect going on, especially when celebrities of both genders speak out against this shit. We all just gotta keep that ball rolling until people in general talk about these things more openly and often. Sooner or later the feminists who push these shit agendas have to consider one of two things: accept change and reinvent themselves or just give up. Their claim for relevance (and money) depends on it.	/r/MensRights	24/04/21 03:43 PM
5	I fear for this world now because it’s all “men bad women good,” end of discussion. While I don’t disagree with your message, your approach is not right. It’s nice of you to offer a wider perspective on the issue, but you’re actually being dismissive and I don’t think you’re aware. Venting about gender inequalities from a man’s perspective does not mean he’s “unhinged”. They’re real and cannot be ignored. Yes, we can only control what we can control, but when the forces that are outside of our control, such as today’s pro-PC authoritarian mass media society, starts to go after …	/r/MensRights	21/04/21 11:46 PM
4	I fear for this world now because it’s all “men bad women good,” end of discussion. We can never be a 100% equally treated, but both men and women can still be accommodated in an way that fully enables them to live the good life - based on the fact that we’re both equally valuable despite our differences. Society needs reinvent itself in certain ways before that happens, though. Hope I live to see it.	/r/MensRights	21/04/21 10:46 PM