LogicalDebater Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Parlor tricks.	General	LogicalDebater	/r/MensRights	21/09/15 03:04 PM

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-1	"Toxic Masculinity" is hate speech. Full stop. It pathologies maleness and attempts to link violence to men's culture. Feminists discussing "toxic masculinity" is little different than white supremacists attacking "ni**** culture" and "black violence." Hahha, You got wrecked. now stop trying to promote feminism in the MRM and get the fuck out you pompous art fag. The fact that you used "Homophobic" in an argument is very telling of your ideology. I've seen you posting here for a very long time and I know exactly what you say, it's the same shit every time. You weasel in feminism in ways that sound good to those toeing the party line and attempt to wisk them away into the arms of feminists. You simply can't assert that masculinity (Of the man) …	/r/MensRights	17/10/15 05:02 PM
1	"Toxic Masculinity" is hate speech. Full stop. It pathologies maleness and attempts to link violence to men's culture. Feminists discussing "toxic masculinity" is little different than white supremacists attacking "ni**** culture" and "black violence." Dworkin used that as an argument and nothing more. she never gave a shit about sending men to war. It probably hurt her to write that.	/r/MensRights	17/10/15 04:44 PM
2	Parlor tricks. We could do that. We could also completely mislabel our cause and then start annexing other social issues as if we're supposed to own them. There you go! That's the biggest part. Learn about how to initiate a class warfare and how to code others into your scheme. [I'm obviously not suggesting anything and I'm simply pointing out the the deception behind the success of feminism and the neo-liberal left.]	/r/MensRights	21/09/15 03:32 PM
1	A woman who impersonated a man to dupe her friend into sleeping with her has been found guilty of sexual assault. Most laws need some form of proof for a conviction or eye witness testimony. Sorry if I don't want another law where that isn't the case.	/r/MensRights	21/09/15 02:03 PM
1	A woman who impersonated a man to dupe her friend into sleeping with her has been found guilty of sexual assault. Especially when it comes to rape, right? Give me a fucking break. Men are jailed without proof all the time. You know this, I've seen it in your past comments. Don't get amnesia when it benefits you. Bullshit like that can't be proven. It only serves to add to inherently unprovable laws to the feminist rape scam. If that were actually the case, we wouldn't see thousands of mens lives ruined by false accusations. Women (specifically) don't need proof of rape. Just saying it happened is jail time …	/r/MensRights	17/09/15 10:51 PM
1	A woman who impersonated a man to dupe her friend into sleeping with her has been found guilty of sexual assault. You're basically adding ways to charge men with rape with YET ANOTHER impossible to prove crime. What can he say? No I didn't? Straight to jail. Add this to the growing list of impossible to prove crimes that can ruin a man's life. Thanks bro.	/r/MensRights	17/09/15 07:18 PM
1	A woman who impersonated a man to dupe her friend into sleeping with her has been found guilty of sexual assault. Yeah, give women more ways to say a man raped her. "He lied about his gender, he told me he was a woman so it was rape."	/r/MensRights	17/09/15 10:11 AM
2	As a male I would like the right to wear this outfit as casual clothing. Will #heforshe push for men to have more casual clothing freedom? I agree that he is legally allowed but that's where it ends. "my mom was sent home from high school for wearing PANTS. At a public school." I'm calling your mom's BS. Women just aren't banned for "Doing a thing" That's something feminists make up to validate their movement. Women can wear anything they want to work, while a man has to make sure his black work pants don't have a crease. Women have always been able to do anything awkward in society and people just act like it's cute or something, …	/r/MensRights	30/09/14 01:39 AM
18	Sorry, Emma Watson, but HeForShe Is Rotten for Men ["Until feminism recognizes discrimination against men, the movement for gender equality will be incomplete."] That's fine because feminism was corrupt initially and that's why political influencing only made it look better. The MRA is good and any support will help out. Men are actually in need of public representation.	/r/MensRights	26/09/14 09:30 PM
0	This is currently on the front page of /r/feminism; what do the masses here think of it? How about you get the hell out of here with your thought policing, eh? That's the same bullshit logic feminists use. Rape is a tool that can be used by any woman against any man at any time due to rape hysteria. 41% of rape report are false and there's a good chance it's bigger than that but the men just shut up and go along with it because they know the system is fucked and they're better off not fighting it. So yes, it's very much a privilege.	/r/MensRights	23/09/14 07:53 PM
7	Ray Rice has no right to defend himself because he's "strong". Have any of these people ever said the same thing about a woman? That's a great explanation! If you lunge at a police officer you can rightly get filled with bullets (Unless you're a woman). The problem with MRAs who call it excessive force is that they're still seeing the world through gynocentric glasses. People can watch a man get beat down to within an inch of his life by a man twice his size and not bat an eye, but when an average size guy defends himself, his reaction is judged on the microscopic level. In an ideal world, we can watch justice get served…	/r/MensRights	21/09/14 05:25 PM
1	Emma Watson voices that equality is men's responsibility How can you be in love with a sadistic misandrist who blames men for every fucking problem in the world, including our own demise? She's a nasty pile of garbage spreading her hateful ideology as fact and everyone loves it.	/r/MensRights	21/09/14 05:08 PM
1	Here is David Futrelle defending underage prostitutes - running them out of brothels is a "coercive strategy to control young girl's sexuality" david futrelle is a sick fuck. good work!	/r/MensRights	05/08/14 04:59 PM
2	If men are ever allowed to waive all responsibility to their children/child support, how would that affect future generations of boys (and girls) who grow up without fathers, believing they were abandoned legally? Will it create more misandry? And that's fine. We don't need to be worried about something that might happen twenty years down the road. This question is totally worthless and detracts from the real issue of HAVING RIGHTS AS A FUCKING HUMAN. Wanna know what happens to us if misandry runs rampant sixty years down the road? Most of us will probably be dead. Just like in every other scenario.	/r/MensRights	05/04/14 01:29 PM
-1	Does "MRA" stand for "Mens' Rights Activist" or "Mens' rights advocate"? I get your point, but I have to stop you right there: A feminist could be an MRAdvocate. No. Feminism is the reason the MRA was formed. That's like saying a Nazi can be a Jewish advocate. This is important because feminists like to somehow twist reality to inject themselves into men's rights to pull some bullshit move or spread their "But you know, women are being affected too!", "Oh my god! That doesn't count, you can't debate with that reasoning!" propaganda. Feminists are full of shit and the…	/r/MensRights	07/01/14 12:14 PM
4	Because Feminists are mindblown by this: We should be too. This should outrage us, as MRAs. We cannot allow the association to be drawn. Well, the problem is that this article is NOT sexist. It's simply observation but put crudely and probably in a slightly sarcastic manner. Women have disturbingly high standards for men. It's easy for any female to find a man regardless of how she looks, but a male has to compete fiercely or be left out and considered a virgin. However, the mere notion of these lowly males wanting women who aren't militant feminists strikes rage in the hearts of their peers. Maybe one day women will need to watc…	/r/MensRights	20/11/13 10:12 PM
1	I'll just park this here: Germaine Greer published a book full of photos of naked underage boys. The boy on the cover said he didn't want it to happen. Germaine Greer said it was to take back for women the image of underage boys from gay men. Just so you know. Remember the name: Germaine Greer Okay. Maybe I was a little overzealous. I just get enraged by the fact that the mere mention of pedophilia can ruin a man's life forever, while women mess with boys all the time and nobody reacts.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 09:33 AM
1	I'll just park this here: Germaine Greer published a book full of photos of naked underage boys. The boy on the cover said he didn't want it to happen. Germaine Greer said it was to take back for women the image of underage boys from gay men. Just so you know. Remember the name: Germaine Greer Maybe so. I'm just tired of men having to worry about being called a pedophile if I even speak to a child when women commit acts of pedophilia all of the time and nobody cares. This can ruin a man's life and women get away with it like nothing happened.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 09:26 AM
2	I'll just park this here: Germaine Greer published a book full of photos of naked underage boys. The boy on the cover said he didn't want it to happen. Germaine Greer said it was to take back for women the image of underage boys from gay men. Just so you know. Remember the name: Germaine Greer You know as well as I do that if two older men were feeling up on a young girl, there'd be a controversy and they'd be in jail for thirty years. Now, you take two adult women and make it a boy, then all of a sudden it's all fun and games. People say "It doesn't matter as much to men." Yeah, especially when you're told by feminist society that you can't be a victim, that you're lucky to be raped unlike women whose rape is a worse matter than death itself. Men should be outraged and angry. If not …	/r/MensRights	04/12/12 04:29 PM
4	I'll just park this here: Germaine Greer published a book full of photos of naked underage boys. The boy on the cover said he didn't want it to happen. Germaine Greer said it was to take back for women the image of underage boys from gay men. Just so you know. Remember the name: Germaine Greer Most child pornographers are women but they make men feel like they weren't raped when they really were. It's even supported by popular media. Take a look at Youtube and look up Fat Lip by Sum41. If I was that boy, I'd be suing MTV, Sum41, the record company and those women for touching me. Messed up pedophilia on camera and it happens all the time. If those were men, they'd be in prison to this date like those women should be. Just gonna copy my post from the last comment I made.	/r/MensRights	04/12/12 10:37 AM
3	If you're a woman and you do this, fuck you. She should get the same sentence he would have gotten if he was charged with rape. Let's see how she likes it, and women that cry rape will get a rude awakening when they realize they aren't invulnerable.	/r/MensRights	04/12/12 10:27 AM
2	Amazing (and now Banned) Toyota commercial in which a wife screams "Take that car back right now!" and the husband says, simply "No." Most women don't spend their money on men so he probably spent all his money on her and she got pissed because he got something for himself.	/r/MensRights	04/12/12 10:22 AM
4	Amazing (and now Banned) Toyota commercial in which a wife screams "Take that car back right now!" and the husband says, simply "No." Men who get uncomfortable to see a woman cry should watch this over and over again. When men realize that women cry to get what they want, men will, for once in his life enjoy seeing a woman cry and scream, just like women enjoy seeing men cry and scream. I stopped that shit quick. Now I'm not saying I'm some sick bastard who loves pain, but I love to see a feminist lose her precious power over men and cry like the greedy and manipulative piece of shit she is.	/r/MensRights	04/12/12 10:06 AM
8	The Toyota GT86 commercial - a good sign? Tears of joy, man! That was beautiful to see!	/r/MensRights	29/11/12 01:17 AM