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2	Oh. That's, uh...good. I can't believe that quote was actually published on the front cover. Wow. As for the lack of outroar, I think it's because the threat level is interpreted differently. Men are seen as strong and aggressive. If a man threatens you, he not only means it but has the physical ability to carry out said threat, especially against a woman. Typically, women are smaller than men and not as strong, so it's like having an unequal match. If a woman threatens a man, it is seen differently because women are …	/r/MensRights	31/01/12 07:52 AM
1	Woman blames Shafia honour killings on man's sense of power, even though a woman was also found guilty of those murders. “The essence is that it's the man's sense of control...It's unfortunately something that could be anywhere.” It happened in Canada precisely because the people around them were ignoring the situation due to 'cultural tolerance'. I read the article and it pointed out that had these women been white, they would have been alive. I'm not sure what it has to do with mra at all.	/r/MensRights	31/01/12 07:39 AM
3	Woman blames Shafia honour killings on man's sense of power, even though a woman was also found guilty of those murders. “The essence is that it's the man's sense of control...It's unfortunately something that could be anywhere.” I am not tolerant of serial killers following their desires, nor am I tolerant of practices such as honor killings, female and male circumcision, etc. I am also not tolerant of torture, headhunting, concentration camps or ethnic cleansing, regardless of what a different culture says about those items. Killing and hurting people are not things that should be tolerated. Living in extended families, polygyny, language, methods of raising children, etc, do as you wish. Now, will you answer my questi…	/r/MensRights	31/01/12 06:25 AM
0	Woman blames Shafia honour killings on man's sense of power, even though a woman was also found guilty of those murders. “The essence is that it's the man's sense of control...It's unfortunately something that could be anywhere.” Are you saying that in places with honor killings, women have the same power and rights as men?	/r/MensRights	31/01/12 02:32 AM
2	Dear females I don't think he'll ever understand why he never gets laid. xpost two chromosomes. Finally a breath of fresh air! I hate the nice vs asshole guy theory as much as I hate the smart vs. vapid gal theory. Grrrr	/r/MensRights	31/01/12 02:03 AM

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