MEV03 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it let them be my guest. they can build the powerlines, they can build the infrastructure. they can put the internet cables across their city. BUT BUT INTERNET IS WIFI RIGHT NO CABLE NEEDED. what they mean is a city for woman build by men	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 11:59 AM
1	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. no i insist on u to see the lopsided arguments you are making. you want to disqualify mens vote in erasing his child. you dont want a father to have a say. but if men said woman need to be held to the same physical standards as the men then you are outraged. you cant take a fathers right away to his son/daughter. like that cant cause trauma to him . the only trauma that counts is that of woman right.	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 08:30 PM
1	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. and now the arguments goes to 2 wrongs aight make a right you keep it spicy and change things up constant. no there is no rat race in who got it worse bu it takes 2 to make a baby it takes 2 to make the abortion	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 08:11 PM
0	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. you know what is funny about your comment. you talk about reproductive rights in plural so for men and women. like you just did not advocate that men dont have any say in reproductive rights when it comes to abortion. men have to sacrifice their bodies in order to keep the nation safe. so how is it not comparable to what you just said about diabetes etc. so yeah i dont give a fuck about what you find comparable or not because you cant even make sense in the 4 rows of text you just placed.	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 05:56 PM
3	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. yeah man. If they cant make sense they come up with these fairytale scenarios that does not prove anthing exept that they are full of shit and can't be not right	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 02:32 PM
2	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. don't know. I don't support that law and it isn't the case where I live.You could reasonably support that law if it applied only after a certain duration of pregnancy, which would have to be no earlier than the latest allowable termination date. That might make some sort of moral sense, although you'd have to be very careful about inadvertently criminalising doctors who were forced by circumstance to perform late term abortions to preserve the mother's life. Most first world abortion rules are v…	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 01:36 PM
3	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. erline that it's not me saying that men should be removed from the equation, nor that we shouldn't have any say in it, but the disproportionate strain it puts on one side is a factor I think should play a role in this as well. man you are falling for their trap. you cant account exactly the same for both genders. That is why men and woman are different i did not hear woman complaining when the test to enter military/police was deliberately lowered because they cannot make the test men could make…	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 12:52 PM
13	The double standards in this thread are annoying. All the arguments used against men having reproductive rights can be used against women having freedom with theirs too. I'm all for women having control over their bodies but the cognitive dissonance in this thread is annoying. so question why does a murderer who kills a pregnant woman get charged with 2 counts of murder instead of 1 according to your comment. strange ha in 1 instance the child is living because somebody killed it in the next instance it is a clump of cells. it looks like the narrative and law changes with circumstances but that is not how law should work.	/r/MensRights	28/06/22 12:46 PM
2	My personal wake up call to men's rights...and my continuing nightmare. because the media is just the spokepersons of the rich and wealthy and they do what their masters say. the same media said the problem of covid was the unvaccinated but if was infact the fat people who crowded the hospitals. they tell you what they want as a outcome not wat is right or wat is fair. What we believe is backed by sciensce etc etc.	/r/MensRights	15/06/22 01:15 PM