Mechamiclas Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Walmart says "goodbye" to DEI policy. What are your thoughts on this? Unfortunately they are most likely continuing the policies and trying to imbed it into the company's DNA (so to speak) so it becomes as hard to get rid of as possible. Here's hoping that some of the upcoming administration will focus on undoing as much of DEI as possible and preventing it from imbedding any further into companies.	/r/MensRights	01/12/24 02:49 PM
2	This toxic neofeminism have to end 1st wave feminists committed fire bombings and poisoned people's dogs while latching onto the guise of equality, feminism was never actually good, will never be good and should be completely replaced with egalitarianism and true equality.	/r/MensRights	09/11/24 10:32 AM
4	Feminism has never and will never be about actual gender equality. Not to sound repetitive but anytime someone says "Modern Feminism is bad" I hope you & other fellow MRAs bring up the fact that first wave feminists committed fire bombings & poisoned people's dogs. If more people keep bringing up feminism's earliest atrocities then maybe the sentiment that feminism "used to mean equality" will get challenged. Claiming the virtue of being for equality was & still is feminism's greatest trick, allowing the leaders of the movement to spread their influence far & w…	/r/MensRights	03/09/24 05:50 PM
3	I don’t think I want to call myself a feminist anymore " Modern Feminism is bad. " Feminism was always bad, did you know that 1st wave feminists committed fire bombings & poisoned people's dogs? I'm not joking. Feminism is a misandrist(man hating) movement that should be thrown into the dust bin of history and replaced with egalitarian efforts for true equality. Of course a straight white man like me saying anything remotely bad about feminism in public would get me yelled at, I have certainly been loudly disagreed with by feminists during my colleg…	/r/MensRights	23/08/24 02:44 PM
2	Why do younger women seem to teach each other to see any and all men as a threat? Calling out women for perpetuating the fear of men to an absurdly paranoid level is "Woman hating"? Lol Bait comments like this will just make men even less trustful of women.	/r/MensRights	02/08/24 05:48 PM
1	If D.E.I. was just, white women, not men, would have step aside for inclusive hiring and such hires would include white men! DEI should be fought against and uprooted, it describes diversity as everything that isn't straight white men, it's a spreading corruption under the disguise of inclusion.	/r/MensRights	27/07/24 07:34 PM
1	Women getting drafted for WW3 In that case I'll just migrate into the wilderness or the afterlife if left no other alternative. They can be the disposable ones for once, I refuse to be cannon fodder.	/r/MensRights	16/07/24 03:23 PM
1	Why men must never open up to women. I disagree so much with the idea that women losing interest when a guy breaks down is some unchangeable instinct. I believe the more recent/currently living generations have largely forgotten how to treat men like actual human beings. Humans began as social animals and denying men any genuine comfort or compassion is and will continue to lead men to become untrusting and resentful. My only experience with a girlfriend was short and so I didn't get rejected for my emotions in that fashion. I noti…	/r/MensRights	12/07/24 05:53 AM
10	Trowing all the men to fight at war is so normalised? Does anyone else think the belief that men are only good as disposable work/warhorses is bullshit? Haven't men across history been more then that? Even if men have had to fight in wars in the past, does that really have to be the be all end all destiny of every man going forward? Maybe my life won't matter on the macro scale of history but I for one won't accept being called disposable, I'll defend my closest relatives if it ever comes to that but otherwise I'm going to do everything I can to ke…	/r/MensRights	17/06/24 05:35 PM
1	US Passes Bill To Automatically Register Young Men for the Draft Is there anyone who will try to undo this bill? If the politicians who wanted this bill are so war-hungry then why don't they go over and fight their pointless conflict instead?	/r/MensRights	17/06/24 02:25 PM
5	Women getting drafted for WW3 Young men: Laughs in ultra instinct draft dodging, running away from WW3 & the country that called them disposable twice as fast as women. The Government & Women: Angry screeching.	/r/MensRights	16/06/24 11:41 AM
15	I get this is not groundbreaking or newly-discovered, but with that said why do we assume fault when a guy is single[basement dweller, still lives with parents, he's probably too broke] and assume innocence when a girl is single[OMG guys these days are disloyal, focus on them career goals girl!]? People love to bring up " LiViNg In YoUr MoM's BaSeMeNt " don't they? I may live with my parents at 26 but at least I'm not in debt & have a chance to save up for a home in the future. If that's such a dating deal breaker well there's not much I can do about it. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯	/r/MensRights	29/05/24 02:27 PM
19	Feminism Lied To A Generation Of Women. Now They’re Realizing What They Actually Want Those women & this article are doing the opposite of taking responsibility, they're blaming the consequences of their actions on the misandrist movement they doggedly helped perpetuate for so long. They should be called out & be laughed at twice as much for trying to pull this " Feminism made me be a misandrist pos for a decade or two! iT's NoT mY fAuLt! " schtick. They made that conscious choice to ignore the harm they as feminists & the double standards they championed have caused to their mal…	/r/MensRights	24/05/24 02:32 AM
7	Feminism Lied To A Generation Of Women. Now They’re Realizing What They Actually Want Early feminists committed fire bombings and poisoned people's dogs, they were not heroes. They were the less subtle precursors to the feminists who entrenched their misandrist beliefs & goals into as many positions of power as they could.	/r/MensRights	24/05/24 01:37 AM
8	Why the only naked bodies you see on screen these days are men's, not women's: 'No nudity' contracts, intimacy co-ordinators and the feminist MeToo backlash. I wish more people would push back against this. I'm a straight guy, I don't want to see man ass or 6 packs, I want to see women with huge asses and decent boobs. It shouldn't be an unpopular opinion but for some reason it really feels like it is in this current culture. Some people are deathly allergic to a female protagonist being even slightly curvy & attractive, let alone showing just a hint of booty. Yet those same people will also write 6 paragraphs to justify constantly showing men who ar…	/r/MensRights	12/05/24 02:59 PM
21	When did feminism become a hateful religion? Could people please stop defending feminism already? Didn't the first feminists poison people's dogs and commit fire bombings? Not to forget the white feather movement. It was never good, feminists gaslit a couple of generations into forgetting their worst actions by claiming they were necessary for their supposed goal of women becoming equal to men. The goal of equality itself would be noble but even at its roots feminism was always misandrist and never about true equality.	/r/MensRights	20/04/24 04:40 PM
1	YouTube starting to throttle channels discussing the dangers of feminism I wonder if the recent wave of V-tubers reacting to Shoeonhead's videos has anything to do with it. Whether you like her or not, her vids have probably given a few V-tubers & their audiences a sample of some of the misandry and other issues men face.	/r/MensRights	15/04/24 01:30 PM
5	We have a generation of men who don't know what they are doing wrong. Here's something I've thought about a lot lately. Who says men in my generation will want to even attempt to date in their 30s? A good chunk of us have probably never had a girlfriend and or only had short, bad experiences at best. Those years of wanting a woman to give me a chance to take them on at least one date, let alone have a sexual relationship, aren't coming back. I wonder how many men will reject the first several women who attempt to flirt with them solely out of spite or so they can …	/r/MensRights	14/04/24 02:42 AM
1	Men forced to court women Here's the thing, it's not like women are incapable of flirting more directly, it's not like " biology " prevented them from doing so. There are probably at least a few records of ancient women being just as flirtatious and romantic towards men as men were to them. I think several generations of regurgitating & doubling down on outdated double standards has culminated in allowing women to opt out of learning to flirt directly by stating it's a " man's job ". That & some women use an example of a…	/r/MensRights	21/03/24 05:08 PM
8	SO Sick Of Hearing About The "Patriarchy" Anyone else notice the moment the buzzwords like incel came under scrutiny the feminists rolled back to the ol'reliable terms of patriarchy and misogyny? It could also be they've realized that another generation is on the horizon and that it's time to indoctrinate a hatred of the illusive patriarchy and misogyny. SJWs may be trying to get a head start before anyone can try to teach true equality and forge future opposition to them. Women aren't forced to sign up for the selective service & make …	/r/MensRights	01/03/24 03:40 PM
3	One of the reasons feminism has excellent staying power is because they've done a great job of weaponizing female issues and manipulating the pool of data around us, what tactic then could we use to combat this one-sidedness within all our institutions including media, school, family and jobs? These are some ideas I have, maybe they won't all work but ignoring the problem/assuming it's nothing is probably how misandry ingrained itself so deeply into current society. 1; Figure out how to break down & debunk as many feminist talk points in as close to layman's terms as possible. Finding a balance between presenting the facts without taking too long would be important for pushing back feminist dogma. 2; Devalue the buzzwords like incel, by making memes that mock the use of such words by …	/r/MensRights	27/02/24 07:05 PM
2	Incels - myth vs reality I'll take dying of natural causes after a long life set to my own standards over dying after a life shortened by the stress of constantly playing catch up with my peers only to be told " Not good enough, improve more! " by women who's standards are unsustainably high. If a woman can't treat me with the respect every human being deserves and not try to train men like dogs via shit tests/shaming then she isn't worth interacting with.	/r/MensRights	05/02/24 07:26 PM
22	Incels - myth vs reality Why would any man want to change for women who A; Have enough " Precious ego" to use shit tests in the first place? B; Haven't had to deal with the constant expectation to " bust your ass & iMpRoVe YoUrSeLf " that many seem to expect of men? Of course men aren't as willing to spend years being trained like dogs with shit tests to meet the overly lofty standards of someone who probably isn't worth it. We've already been sold that load of crap before.	/r/MensRights	05/02/24 05:00 AM
3	Men are opting out. Can't opt out if women I've met never gave me a chance to opt in in the first place. 🙃👍	/r/MensRights	19/01/24 10:56 PM
–	Anyone here feel comfortable around women? I don't. As a 25 year old skinny white guy with a likely disability, I've had mainly bad experiences with women IRL. Even after years of doing my best at working & socializing properly ( I shower, shave and brush my teeth regularly ), women my age that I've met are often uninterested in me or already taken. I've gotten occasional glances so maybe I'm not physically unattractive but usually those would lead to nothing else. The one time a woman outright told me she was interested, she only made o…	/r/MensRights	17/01/24 05:58 PM
9	What do you guys think about "nice guys" ? I view the term along with " creepy" as the precursors to the "iNcEl" and " IcK " buzzwords. Nice guys are, from my own experience, guys who weren't able to figure out the often confusing art of flirting and were mislead, ignored and mocked for asking for pointers and were subsequently gaslit with accusations that they believed they were owed relationships with women. Sure, there are manipulative assholes out there but I feel the term was used instead to gaslight men who were too inexperienced, …	/r/MensRights	31/12/23 06:31 PM
2	Godzilla Minus One is a movie where the message is that men shouldn’t be treated as canon fodder True, it's nice to finally see a Godzilla movie with this subject in particular. It was great to see a selfless action ( it's a brief but life saving action) from a woman character and not in a ' girls rule ' sort of way but in a ' I want and need YOU to live. ' kind of way. I also like that the big push to respond to Godzilla isn't backed by the impersonal, uncaring militaristic reasons such as duty. Instead it's a call for any help that can be willingly given, not an order to be forced onto th…	/r/MensRights	17/12/23 06:28 AM
6	Question: What are some great, modern movies for young boys? Are there any? How to train your dragon 1 & 2 have an awkward, disliked viking boy become the most important person in his village and shows his ingenuity and increasing confidence. It helps that during the final battle of the 1st film his father tells him " I'm proud to call you my son. " in a way that sounds more genuine than most other fictional dads. Not to mention Hiccup and Toothless are one of the coolest duos I can think of. I'd recommend these two films for when your son is a bit older. (Ignore HTTYD …	/r/MensRights	20/11/23 03:36 AM
2	Women telling men to express “emoshions” is cringe and possibly dangerous for the societal standing of a Man. I don't think men displaying their emotions is the problem, if men weren't meant to show emotions we wouldn't have been born with the capacity for them. The real problem is that a lot of people are jerks who are either desperate to boost their social standing by exploiting any moment of perceived vulnerability from men or they're too deathly allergic to letting go of the stagnant and awful double standards because they've benefitted from them for so long. I've been manipulated emotionally before…	/r/MensRights	31/10/23 07:03 PM
1	Strong Independent Women Still Won't Make The First Move For a white guy who's heard news outlets & college professors hating & blaming white men for every evil imaginable over the last decade, this is an odd surprise.	/r/MensRights	31/08/23 06:00 PM
4	I am Gen Z. Men in my generation are not dating. Why should we? If women as a whole actually cared about men like human beings & didn't drop 100% of dating responsibilities on men maybe they wouldn't be so hesitant to date. Until women in general improve themselves & change, porn is the ultimate solution. Porn certainty didn't take my 1st kiss only to refuse to go on a proper date & steal from my sister's apartment behind my back. An asshole woman did that one year ago. Maybe not all women are like that but in the several years during & after highschool that…	/r/MensRights	20/03/23 02:49 PM
5	Women’s rights have gone ‘too far’, say majority of Gen Z and millennials, study shows \| Article is mislabelled, headline should say "women's privileges and special benefits have gone too far" I may have accidentally given this article a like on my PC, damn it. That's what I get for speed reading the article before bed last night. Ironically by refusing to accept that they're the ones who need to change for once in their life, the author of this article is shooting themselves and genuinely good women in the foot. The idea of some women being told to change or improve themselves seems to be akin to blasphemy these days.	/r/MensRights	10/03/23 04:01 PM
5	Why women lose respect for you as soon as mental health problems appear? People using the "it's biology/ it's a woman's instincts" are using the "nature is better/ it's natural" argument to justify outdated double standards + bad behavior & not call them out. Do you know how long people lived "naturally"? Around 20 to 25 years. Society as a whole will have to face the inevitable realization that men are not rocks/walls/superman, they are human beings who need love & understanding for mental stability just as much as women. The women who reject men for even the slight…	/r/MensRights	15/01/23 03:45 PM
4	How many instances have you been told to 'man up'? And what's your personal experience with it? The only person in my life who really changed her tune about the phrase "man up" is my mom. To make a long story short; I broke down crying one day after a fight with some bullies in high school. My Mom use to tell me to "be a man/man up" until she realized I had been hiding the fact that I was being bullied for years because of such stoic conditioning. (My teachers didn't care or wrongly assumed I was the problem). My mother's genuine kindness & guidance is what motivated me to get through seni…	/r/MensRights	03/12/22 08:09 PM
8	75% of men are too scared to chat up women I mean yeah some of it is the underlying fear of losing my career & reputation to a single false accusation. There's nothing cowardly about choosing to avoid such a risky gamble. It's also because I refuse to be treated as a walking meal ticket or disposable asset. When women finally stop dumping all the hatred and all dating responsibilities onto men is when the "one man waltz" can be called the Tango again. Until then the only winning move is not to play.	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 08:09 PM
1	I don't know how I feel anymore Criticizing and calling out the bigotry and sexism that feminists have brought on isn't hating women. Most of the posts I've seen are either pointing out notable issues that men are disadvantaged in, showing hypocritical, misandrist posts getting thousand of likes/upvotes or the occasional news on the Ukraine/Russia situation. I don't see any rampant rise in soggy knees here.	/r/MensRights	22/09/22 01:00 PM
1	Sexual selection and evolution Society's expectations of men have become overly high. Many people of this generation and the previous one expect a man to be confident, 6 feet tall, have a six pack and have a house of their own by 18 yrs of age. The expectations of men have been raised so far above what an average man can do that it seems futile to even try. A 20-something year old guy who has a car & job but still lives with his parents will get 100x more flack for not "living on his own" than a woman would. It seems that soc…	/r/MensRights	12/08/22 01:00 PM
8	What is your story? What got you into men's rights? I used to be a massive supporter of feminism. I am not now. I do not hate women. I support them. I wish they would do the same. Let's tell our stories. 24 yr old guy here, I've always hated feminism & the double standards against men in society as a whole. Every tv show I knew of growing up had women hitting guys & never getting hit back. Even before puberty I remember being told to never hit a girl ever, as if a girl couldn't harm or kill me. Women have just as much access to knives or guns as men & until 2 years ago I wasn't physically strong. Women in highschool ignored me, the 5'10" skinny, nerdy guy with shyness issues. I remember 3 women …	/r/MensRights	17/06/22 11:03 PM
6	Johnny Depp Wins On All Counts and 15 Million Dollars This could be a turning point of sorts. At the very least some of the feminist narratives such as "Only women get abused/Only men are abusers" got a few cracks in their foundations today.	/r/MensRights	01/06/22 08:50 PM
3	"Men are MEANT to be expendable. Women are not." J Walters for Congress on Twitter If men are DiSpOsAbLe, then how come they don't make up 90% of babies born & most have an instinct of self preservation? If I had to sign up for selective service & be told by older men & women "You should be in the military" just because I'm a 23 year old guy, then so should women. It's almost 2022, it's way past time for things to be more equal. Are your male friends expendable? How about your father, brother, husband or your son? You would think the people who say crud like this would backtra…	/r/MensRights	06/12/21 02:52 PM