MidNerd Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
7	EU extends temporary protection for Ukrainian people but prohibits protection for military-aged men, who are apparently not part of the "people". Shared this when it was posted a few days ago - Military aged men are 25 - 60 due to manpower shortages. This pretty much only covers the very young and disabled for men.	/r/MensRights	23/07/26 05:17 PM
3	EU extends protection for "people" fleeing Ukrainian - excludes men Fighting age men in Ukraine is already 25 - 60. They've had to raise the age as the war drags on. So this might as well be all men.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	21/07/26 06:31 AM
8	EU extends protection for "people" fleeing Ukrainian - excludes men They've already changed it to women and girls. Boys and elderly men be damned.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	21/07/26 06:30 AM
27	"Not all men but always a man" is a stupid statement Most statistics I've seen for men vs women have multiple confounding factors that introduce heavy gender bias beyond any level of racial bias in similar statistics. Somehow, it's also fair to ignore biased racial statistics but not heavily biased gender statistics. e.g. Men are 99% of rape, but due to the definition of rape only men are even capable of committing the crime. Men commit the majority of domestic violence, but those statistics are based on criminal convictions under the duluth model…	/r/MensRights	20/07/26 08:21 PM
15	The most significant aspect of "male socialisation" is coldness from strangers beginning at a very young age There's plenty of data around sociopaths that show this type of systemic indifference compounds trauma and leads to their condition. There's also data around the women are wonderful effect and social conditioning from a female perspective. What you won't find is in-depth literature from the male perspective much less any that point men in a positive light. There isn't a men's studies degree, men are being more or less removed from higher education, and there aren't any grants/funding for studyin…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	02/07/26 05:34 PM
13	Dating App Abuse in Australia The study doesn't control for a very important fact either - women are getting significantly more matches than men. I wouldn't be surprised if the actual incident rate of abuse is higher for men than women if there are comparable percentages of victims.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	09/06/26 04:01 PM
6	Men and Women Kill Intimate Partners at Rates Closer Than You Think, Says Ann Silvers Female Murder Victims and Victim-Offender Relationship, 2021: The percentage of females murdered by an intimate partner was 5 times higher than for males The actual data says what the OP article says - 1,690 women murdered by intimate partners and 1,078 men murdered by intimate partners. The reason the percentage difference is so high is because men are murdered at astronomical rates in comparison. The overall female murder rate (4,970) is about 1/4 of the overall male murder rate (17,970). Figu…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	02/06/26 06:32 PM
16	Men and Women Kill Intimate Partners at Rates Closer Than You Think, Says Ann Silvers The "one woman making claims" is citing US Department of Justice statistics. Statistics that if you read the report are where the "women 5x as often as men by partners" statistic because they misrepresent the data by using the percentage instead of the actual number.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/06/26 05:35 PM
16	How do you manage not to become misanthropic? IIRC more men are murdered by intimate partners than women too. It's just that the percentage of women murdered by intimate partners is higher for women than men. The reason the percentage is higher for women is because men are murdered by strangers astronomically more than women are. Like 10-15x more.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/05/26 11:27 PM
8	Multiple Perpetrator Rape Committed by Female Offenders: A Comparison of Solo, Duo, and 3+ Group Offenders Not all of them. IIRC the UK rape definition explicitly says you need a penis.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	20/05/26 07:50 PM
7	Can someone explain the 62 million men attending an online rape academy? There are over 20,000 videos uploaded to Motherless with the "sleep" content. Those 20,000+ videos have hundreds of thousands of views. Views that we don't know the gender of who was watching them. Women view a shocking amount of violent/rape porn. This is not a small sub circle of 1,000 evil men. Only that's exactly what it is. You're the one taking the actions of 1,000 men and extrapolating it to others. Please stop defending the evil men out there and start showing us that you are one of the …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	18/04/26 08:37 PM
8	Can someone explain the 62 million men attending an online rape academy? The chat room that everyone is in an uproar about had around 1,000 men in it. The much larger number that is being circulated (62 Million) is the amount of page views in a month for a porn site.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	18/04/26 07:10 AM
13	Can someone explain the 62 million men attending an online rape academy? Epidemic of 1,000 mean out of 4 Billion? That's not taking into account that statistics don't support your point. Raping anyone is abhorrent. Recording and posting it to the internet is next level depravity. Refusing to talk about it beyond knee jerking that men as a whole are abhorrent isn't going to resolve that behavior. It'll do the opposite.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/04/26 10:13 PM
3	Can someone give me a run down on the recent "95% of men study?" Sure, but the new wave Libertarian movement that caused a stir and then disappeared in the mid-2010s didn't. Similar to how modern day Republicans aren't the Republicans of 20 years ago.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/04/26 06:07 AM
3	Can someone give me a run down on the recent "95% of men study?" Epstein Exposed is the easiest site I've found to dig into some of these documents. I didn't keep specific links or build a dossier. A few that come to mind are the meeting with the founder of 4chan that led to the creation of /pol/ - the same /pol/ that spawned the libertarian movement, tea party, QAnon, and MAGA - an email from Jes Staley saying the people should be in the streets but they've been bought off by JayZ, and an email about the potential for manipulation using 4chan/social media al…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/04/26 12:55 AM
53	Can someone give me a run down on the recent "95% of men study?" Because the Epstein class has been using media manipulation to create a culture war since at least 2008 if not earlier. For men it's republican macho bullshit and for women it's toxic feminist man hate. Stoke the divide, put us in our own echo chambers to warp reality through the internet, and then keep stealing from our pockets while building a techno-feudalist society with us as chattel. Go read the files.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/04/26 09:12 AM
8	"not all men, but always a man" I think you missed part of the point. What does stating this do for you or society exactly? As another commenter posted, violent crime is done by 4%~ of the population with most of it being a 1% group of repeat offenders. The statistics are pretty clear that random men on the street aren't a risk for women in their day-to-day lives, so what good is the rhetoric other than stoking a divide?	/r/MensRights	03/04/26 09:29 AM
26	As the father of a newborn, it feels like the healthcare system treats me like I’m a criminal just for being a man. It's a self-perpetuating stereotype that society, particularly feminists, refuse to acknowledge or address. If you treat people like they're criminals/violent/don't matter, they're going to react knowing that. I have a flag in my pet file from being firm (marked as aggressive) that the Vet and nurses need to speak with me when talking about my dog because of how often they act like I'm not there. They'll even answer my questions and point the answer at my wife. I would say the female equivalent …	/r/MensRights	06/03/26 09:52 PM
0	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Public schools are explicitly not equality of outcome institutions, at least not when they're operating correctly. They allegedly provide everyone the same oppurtunity to learn and advance, they don't guarantee the same level of learning and advancement for everyone. Just because you don't know the history of public schools or keep up with the practices and adjustments around them to understand how this isn't true doesn't change reality. Nothing in life is a guarantee, but the entire point of pu…	/r/MensRights	18/02/26 09:01 AM
1	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Seems like you do know that these things are discriminatory, and that they are applied on an individual basis. You just call it "positive-discrimination" until the overall outcome is affected more than you desire. Does the phrase bad habit mean nothing to you? Why do you think I agree with those practices? Your argument seems to be that "we can lower the standards for some people just enough as to not disturb the overall outcome too much" but you got it exactly right in your last sentence. I nev…	/r/MensRights	18/02/26 08:55 AM
2	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Oof, even the context on this is deplorable. This is someone who should never have been a public servant. Based on her history she more than met the physical bar but somewhere along the way started thinking that the identity of the person that comes to save your life matters more than their capability.	/r/MensRights	17/02/26 09:20 AM
1	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Public schools tend to be quite discriminatory against boys. Copy pasting the reply to another comment with similar energy. If you want to pivot to teachers being discriminatory to boys, see why we have this subreddit, that's absolutely true but not the argument or nuance being made. This is like trying to argue the first amendment and thinking that a bakery refusing to write a particular name on a cake is the same as the government telling you you can't put writing on a cake. We're talking equa…	/r/MensRights	17/02/26 09:10 AM
-1	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Oh man, we've got a guy who doesn't understand argumentative nuance. The point in context was very clearly about providing public schooling being discriminatory. Appreciate the strawman that I'm well aware of and wasn't speaking to. If you want to pivot to teachers being discriminatory to boys, see why we have this subreddit, that's absolutely true but not the argument or nuance being made. This is like trying to argue the first amendment and thinking that a bakery refusing to write a particular…	/r/MensRights	17/02/26 08:51 AM
-7	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. I don't agree with this. Are public schools discriminatory in your eyes? How about roads? When we start talking about outcomes at a much higher statistical level, discrimination goes out the window a bit. This post is more or less a part of that - we expect equal outcomes when our firefighters respond to a crisis. Guardrails are put in place to make sure all firefighters are at a base minimum expectation to meet that objective. You can't say that's ok here, and then be against it when it affects…	/r/MensRights	16/02/26 06:07 AM
1	WRC rules woman was discriminated against on the grounds of gender & age when applying for a firefighter position as a beep fitness test was used “without the application of a normative table that considers age and gender”. I think lowered standards could be dangerous in situations like this. Equality of outcome makes sense when we're trying to correct decades of injustice such as with red lining and home ownership. Anyone who thinks equality of outcome makes sense here where it comes to job capabilities on an individual basis needs to take a step back and have a really long think about their beliefs.	/r/MensRights	15/02/26 03:05 AM
1	Ukraine now taking men aged 60+, but still no conscription for women. It's immoral to have men in retirement destitute or on the front lines of war. It's immoral that women have no expectations or responsibilities for protecting their homeland. It's also immoral to invade a sovereign country because the country's leaders have a ketamine addled brain that thinks like a Roman Emperor. Ukraine has nothing to gain from this war. They are fighting for survival. Resolve their issues? Like Russia invading without notice or reason? Did you get this talking point about Ukr…	/r/MensRights	11/02/26 07:00 PM
2	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Which is a very different topic from what's being discussed. So either you can't understand what's being written or you're intentionally avoiding it to stir things up. Weaponizing sex and intimacy is absolutely abuse. Saying no is not abuse. Telling someone no unless they do something or meet a condition is abuse.	/r/MensRights	24/01/26 12:45 AM
2	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest the conversational skill issues. Appreciate you proving that you're just an alt account. I never referred to your conversational skills, but I did refer to it for the old you that deleted your account further down the thread. You also have the same habit of avoiding the question to continue to troll. Again. Saying no is not abuse. Sounds like we agree? Why be so hostile.	/r/MensRights	24/01/26 12:25 AM
3	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Did you swap accounts just to come back after missing the point so bad the first time you deleted your account? I was even overly nice last time. If you aren't the original user who responded to me, I'm not sure how multiple people have the reading comprehension of a first grader yet somehow find their way to an unadvertised subreddit that is heavily suppressed by the website just to whoosh on repeat. Saying no is not abuse. Sounds like we agree? Why be so hostile.	/r/MensRights	23/01/26 10:20 PM
8	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Projection at the end there... Observation, not projection. Not sure if you've been paying attention to the diaper in chief, but refusing to have dialogue and randomly capitalizing words is not a sign of level-headed responses. But as for the beginning, which institutions are you alluding to? Any, all. Patriarchy, courts, boardrooms, slavery, the carve out for enslaving felons in a "free' country. The question was pretty broad and a straightforward yes or no - do you agree that we should abolish…	/r/MensRights	21/01/26 02:05 AM
6	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Then we agree that coercive institutions that take people's choice away should be abolished? If you consider that denigrating then you need to check a dictionary. Forcing someone to do sexual acts would be sexual assault. That is much more severe than denigration to the point it's not even in the definition. I think you would be surprised on how much we agree on if you tried. Or we can stick with the intense DARVO and PTSD responses.	/r/MensRights	21/01/26 01:59 AM
10	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Please reread the post. This isn't about entitlement or access to another person's body, it's about manipulation and control. Telling someone you won't give them food, shelter, water, or healthcare isn't abuse (unless they're your dependent such as a child). Telling someone you will only give them those things if they denigrate themselves in some way is abuse. Manipulation and control is abuse regardless of what is used to be coercive. Women just happen to use intimacy in relationships - physica…	/r/MensRights	21/01/26 01:40 AM
58	According to a 2024 OnePoll Survey, 82% of Men Say Physical Affection from a Partner Is What Makes Them the Happiest Sure, but that is not the same as weaponizing sex and intimacy. Weaponizing sex and intimacy is absolutely abuse. Saying no is not abuse. Telling someone no unless they do something or meet a condition is abuse. Let's rephrase to remove any of that anti-male bias - telling a child you won't hug them is not abuse. Telling a child you'll only hug them if they get straight As is absolutely abuse and no one in their right mind would argue otherwise.	/r/MensRights	20/01/26 05:33 AM
3	Is femicide an unfair term? The statistics are counting the percentage of homicides by gender and comparing the percentages. They are not comparing the total amount of homicides by an intimate partner. Using the numbers in that specific study, instead of comparing the raw amount of homicides to an intimate partner and breaking it apart into a percentage, the study focuses on using the percentage as a percentage. Total Homicides by an Intimate Partner: 2,768 Women: 1,690 - 61% Men: 1,078 - 39% How the study compares: Women:…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/12/25 09:16 PM
0	Many companies now use AIs to evaluate job candidates. Study: ALL AI models prefer CV with female name over the same CV with male name You are taking 'we don't understand' to mean we don't understand how LLMs work, which is clearly not the point I was making. My 'we don't understand' is we don't 100% know the process for how input A gets output B. Which is... exactly what you said here. I even gave a very clear analogy in lines with protein folding but using a more common process that the average person would understand. A scientist speaking to a lay person would 100% say we don't understand how protein folding works when someo…	/r/MensRights	27/11/25 08:26 PM
2	Is femicide an unfair term? Where did I make my stance on workplace accidents or occupational deaths known at all? Please take your strawman elsewhere. Women are absolutely not forced into lower paying professions. There was a study released just the other day about how white collar work AI recruitment software is heavily biased towards women based purely on their name and the bias is stronger if the applications explicitly call out their gender.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/11/25 12:24 AM
2	Many companies now use AIs to evaluate job candidates. Study: ALL AI models prefer CV with female name over the same CV with male name I never said it was magic. Read the article. You have this expectation that it's a car and an engineer - every piece can be fine-tuned, studied, explored, and adjusted as needed. It's more like biology. We know what the inputs are and can kinda guess the outputs, but everything that happens in-between is still a mystery that we're trying to solve. It's no more magic than the deuce you dropped this morning, but that doesn't mean you fully understand all the components of your body that converted …	/r/MensRights	27/11/25 12:10 AM
-4	Many companies now use AIs to evaluate job candidates. Study: ALL AI models prefer CV with female name over the same CV with male name Even a rudimentary understanding of LLMs proves this is impossible. The reality is that we barely know how any individual LLM works. They aren't programmed. Anthropic CEO Admits We Have No Idea How AI Works	/r/MensRights	26/11/25 11:43 AM
0	Is femicide an unfair term? So you're full of wildly misleading/debunked statistics and I should ignore what you're posting? Generalizations are bad unless you're talking about generalizations being bad. We shouldn't fault people who are ignorant and have decided to adjust their world view. Ignorance is dangerous and should be treated accordingly, but it's really malice that we're trying to root out.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	26/11/25 07:40 AM
3	Is femicide an unfair term? The point is it takes a handful of people to misrepresent real data. I'm not arguing your word choice.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/11/25 09:49 PM
4	Is femicide an unfair term? Those stats are true though - when the select few morph the data to meet their agenda. 70c to the dollar is true - when you amalgamate lifetime earnings and ignore confounding factors like years of experience, motherhood, and career choices. 99% of rapists are men, but lets ignore that rape is defined in such a way that women can't be rapists. See the familiarity? It doesn't take many people to publish these misleading studies, and once they're published and peer reviewed there's no reason for t…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/11/25 09:40 PM
-2	Is femicide an unfair term? I wouldn't put it on feminists in general. Like most movements, there's always some small percentage who are co-opting the movement for a larger, more extreme viewpoint. See some of the threads on the men's rights subreddit.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/11/25 08:50 PM
19	Is femicide an unfair term? I understand that 77% of women vs 23% of men are killed by their intimate partner but 72%, England and Wales, and 77.7%, USA, of homicide victims were males and in the 28% of the females (England and Wales), 60% of the female deaths were intimate partner related. It's not more prevalent because we keep using failed statistics like this. These percentages count the amount of homicide victims who were killed by an intimate partner as a percentage of overall homicides for that gender. When you brea…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/11/25 09:52 AM
21	Doordash SA girl has been arrested 8 years seems appropriate considering he would be getting much worse if he did not have ring camera footage.	/r/MensRights	24/11/25 03:14 AM
5	Asking Gen Z Women How Men Should Approach Them In Public Dating is inherently sexist and absolutely something worth talking about. Relationships are such a large facet of our lives as a basic human need and the biological reason for existing. Being unequal is a topic worth talking about. The above clip isn't approaching it from the correct angle though.	/r/MensRights	16/11/25 09:04 AM
8	The bone-deep magical thinking about the wonderfulness of women corrupts even simple AI answers on Google about intimate partner homicide The wording comes straight from the BJS report. The AI just left off the word percentage.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/11/25 04:54 PM
81	The bone-deep magical thinking about the wonderfulness of women corrupts even simple AI answers on Google about intimate partner homicide So instead of acknowledging the reality that men are more often the victims of homicide, we have a government entity twisting statistics to be gynocentric.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/11/25 09:24 AM
5	Are British fathers about to lose their parental rights..? Of course not. What dream world would that happen in?	/r/MensRights	25/10/25 10:02 AM
1	There's a concerning phenomenon going on in healthcare in the United States pertaining to men that non-healthcare subs don't talk about. This. The amount of times I've been to the doctor just for them to do absolutely nothing for me steers me away from going unless I can't avoid it. We hear about the bias against women all the time, but I think the healthcare system is just shit all around and men are less vocal about it. I went to the ER with debilitating testicular pain about a year ago - think any amount of movement/touch/etc in that area caused me to double over and almost pass out. Doctors (male and female) treated me like I…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	21/10/25 11:45 PM
5	Is what my friend says about men true? The behavior your friend is recommending is why women end up 35, single, and unaware of why in the age of MeToo.	/r/MensRights	19/08/25 11:06 PM
4	Virginia: Nurse breaks the bones of new born babies(all male) because she hates men At minimum it should be attempted murder. These were ICU premature babies to my understanding. Some of the most fragile and innocent of our society. The last thing a premature baby needs is a misandrist breaking their bones.	/r/MensRights	09/01/25 09:37 PM
14	Women getting fired for reporting sexual harassment at work? HR may not fire you, but they'll find ways to force you to quit. I had a woman spreading that I had made advances on her at work. I was well known to be happily married as my wife came by multiple times to bring snacks/gifts for myself and coworkers. I reported her to HR for spreading very obvious lies that had massive holes (stated we were in a car "groping" each other on X day, gave proof that I didn't work that day, etc etc). HR decided to put me on 3rd shift and cut my hours to "keep me away…	/r/MensRights	08/09/24 05:29 AM
3	Conscription: a man with his baby is abducted off the street by draft officers It's not nearly that cut and dry, and Ukraine kind of proves that. There are plenty of Americans that are almost as geared as soldiers given the limited restrictions to private ownership. Add in the disadvantages to invading and it's a more level playing field than you think. If you're referring to killer drones, tanks, etc - if the enemy has invaded so far that they can reliably support shipping in heavy equipment, you missed your chance to defend or evacuate a long time ago.	/r/MensRights	12/07/24 01:38 AM
10	Arizona woman accused of trying to kill her husband with poisoned coffee sentenced to probation First though he’s a victim you don’t trust makes correct decisions in your opinion. I never said this. Now you’re worried you’ll date her. You implied she was only a threat under specific circumstances. I pointed out that means you and I technically have the ability to be her next victim, just as any other unlucky person does. That's where the "threat to society" part comes from. needs the courts to pick an out come that’s greater than what’s needed to satisfy the law. Attempted murder deserves …	/r/MensRights	14/05/24 02:03 AM
9	Arizona woman accused of trying to kill her husband with poisoned coffee sentenced to probation I've only stated one reason. I’m going to go out on a limb and assume she’s not going to put bleach in your coffee or mine. You're assuming neither of us end up dating/marrying her and become her next target. There's likely at least one more unlucky guy out there that's going to be on that receiving end.	/r/MensRights	14/05/24 01:16 AM
11	Arizona woman accused of trying to kill her husband with poisoned coffee sentenced to probation No, but we're allowed to debate whether it's appropriate to take the decision of removing a dangerous individual to society from the streets and put it in the hands of someone who clearly has a conflict of interest. We have courts for a reason.	/r/MensRights	14/05/24 01:06 AM
9	I'm a single mom. I date - but I don't date single dads. Varies by state, but yes. If the child doesn't have a legal 2nd parent (dead, not known in the first place, whatever), taking on a parenting role for a certain period of time in many states makes you the de facto 2nd parent and liable for child support.	/r/MensRights	18/04/24 02:55 AM
5	Right wing trad cons are NOT your friend. Does it really matter? Christianity has been about interpretation of the scripture for hundreds of years rather than direct written word. Pastors interpret it with their own bias and spread their version of the bible. The dominate version is very anti-sex of any form. You could blame that on the people all you want, but they're picking and choosing scripture to justify it.	/r/MensRights	05/12/23 08:22 AM
5	Right wing trad cons are NOT your friend. It's not Christianity exclusive, but as the dominate religion in the US it is the primary driver of the root "sex = bad" dogma before even taking our own special backyard brand of religious extremists into account.	/r/MensRights	05/12/23 08:06 AM
42	Right wing trad cons are NOT your friend. Assuming you just aren't aware, things like if they're both drunk the man raped her because he's a sexual beast and she's pure. Both genders have to deal with weird puritanical bullshit about sex, but only one gender has to deal with major societal and legal consequences.	/r/MensRights	05/12/23 07:33 AM
14	Why are men called misogynistic in response to attempting to hold women accountable? Abso-fucking-lutely. My mother: cheated on my supposed father with his brother never confirmed who my father was left him when he was "abusive" (hit a wall) after walking in on the cheating trapped the first sucker stupid enough to take her in as a single mother and abused him physically and emotionally neglected me my entire childhood lied about my childhood and how "abusive" my father was both to me and in a book written by a former VPOTUS beat the accent out of me when I was 9 because my draw…	/r/MensRights	22/11/23 07:21 AM
21	USA: Florida mum kills her two children and herself in murder-suicide after losing custody battle The point is why is that the narrative when a woman does it, but suddenly the children don't matter when a man does it. For the record, I believe we should be grieving the dead children and the monster that killed their kids shouldn't be more than a footnote. That's just not the narrative that's ever painted because it's too much woman good; man bad.	/r/MensRights	29/08/23 11:06 PM
22	Study reveals: at least 43.6% of sex offenders are female Most convicted sex offenders are men. Pretty big distinction when it isn't taken seriously in the first place, even with a number as high as 50% of all those on the sex offender list being female.	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 07:50 AM
5	The first one is still waffling about the wage gap A lot of feminists use the acronym STEAM now instead (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) and they absolutely include medicine and social sciences in the Science part. The people who use that acronym also conveniently ignore that it makes it a very female-dominated topic simply because of the huge gap in acceptance and graduation rates even before adding in the Arts. Edit: Source on STEAM. STEAM Careers Companies that have traditionally looked to large research universities when hiring…	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 06:14 PM
27	Canada: "Mom held my son at knife point and they never made an arrest and let her out of a mental ward after 3 days. dcf gave her the ok to have my son back to her after 3 days" Cop wrestled knife out of her hand on camera - no charges. Regardless of "how well it turned out" she shouldn't have primary or any custody of that child until a significant amount of time has passed and she's been proven to not be a danger. Letting someone take custody of a child 3 days after holding them at knifepoint is insane and just asking for a tragedy. This is absolutely unacceptable.	/r/MensRights	14/11/20 04:19 PM
-6	Largest ever survey of college students shows vast differences in acceptance of free speech by demographic: black, LGBT & liberals less accepting of others That's the part that people seem to ignore. No one with a brain wants Trump to come speak at their event. Even if he didn't have political baggage attached, his speeches are awful to listen to. I get the feeling this study would've been vastly different 4 years ago.	/r/MensRights	13/10/20 03:30 PM
1	Teacher told us women can't rape One of those statements isn't wrong and the other was likely because of AIDS propaganda where they tried to use it to demonize the gay community.	/r/MensRights	25/09/20 09:16 PM
13	30 months is a disgustingly low number Varies from person to person. I started at 8, wife started at 9, younger brother didn't start until 13. Average seems to be 11 for girls and 12 for boys, with anything between 8 and 14 being deemed "normal".	/r/MensRights	14/09/20 06:46 AM
20	Equality is not equality is you only care about half of the population MGTOW is a reactionary movement to how mistreated men are primarily by women. Of course what women do matters when that's the basis. You're essentially being a jaded asshole that an abused dog avoids the thing that looks like it's abuser. That's just how life is wired.	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 06:17 PM
1	Blatant sexism in our public education system. No wonder misandry is so commonplace these days. That's fair, but ultimately either way is going to get you legitimate scholarly articles.	/r/MensRights	04/09/20 01:51 AM
1	Blatant sexism in our public education system. No wonder misandry is so commonplace these days. That's what he said?	/r/MensRights	03/09/20 11:57 PM
2	The sad part is, this is a male Not 100% sure to be honest. Not my area of expertise, just remember a colleague talking about it. It's in the lumbar section though. I don't recommend stimulating it manually as it takes a lot of pressure to activate.	/r/MensRights	29/08/20 12:24 AM
10	The sad part is, this is a male Potential causes are varied and no one knows for sure but the best supported theory right now is just hormone changes. Your body releases different amounts of hormones at different times of the day. There can also be physical causes. There's a nerve in your lower back that if you put pressure on it can cause erections. For the longest time people thought that was the main cause of morning wood before moving to the hormone theory. The idea was that if you laid on your back with a full bladder it …	/r/MensRights	28/08/20 06:01 PM
7	Woman gets 11 and a half months home detention for killing her husband with a knife. I fail to see how looking at 80 calls in her history but 16 calls in his history as maybe she was the abuser is jumping to his side. Most people here know that statistically women are more likely to be domestic abusers than men and that most domestic abuse is reciprocal. If she has 80 calls across different men and "only" 16 with him that doesn't paint him as the sole abuser. It paints her as the common denominator. The article is very carefully worded to imply that society and her previous boyf…	/r/MensRights	07/08/20 04:26 PM
16	Jacqui Watt, CEO of major Australian domestic violence service 'No to Violence', says most men present with a 'victim mindset' and have put themselves in that position. This is sad to read, because you're essentially trading one hit to your mental health for another. The only difference is you have been indoctrinated to twist reality to do it. It's ok to be a victim. Someone abusing you is not your fault. There are healthier ways to digest what happened to you than just "everything is my fault". Edit: To all the people downvote bombing the above post... please don't. That's not going to help the situation or benefit other men lurking in this subreddit that are …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/08/20 04:05 PM
1	Man gets paid child support from this ex, is this happening more often now? Where? You obviously didn't note that I agreed the raped father / mother should not have responsibility forced on them, but the state(s) decided that the welfare of the child is more important than that of the parents. It's not evil insomuch as it is entirely a pragmatic and simple solution that doesn't saddle the tax payers with the cost of raising them. Forcing someone to be a parent and then forcing them to work full time at a specified wage is evil. That's not a "pragmatic" approach, and you can't …	/r/MensRights	05/08/20 07:10 PM
1	Man gets paid child support from this ex, is this happening more often now? Where? You maintain your own brakes. Most people don't maintain their own brakes. They take them to a mechanic. You can't just move the goalpost and cop out because you used a shitty analogy. If you want to fight it, these things come down to a lawsuit where the victim has to prove negligence on your part. If the ultimate cause is brake failure and you have service records showing that you followed the owner's manual you will be found not liable. You're not at fault because of something bad happening. …	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 08:33 PM
3	Man gets paid child support from this ex, is this happening more often now? Where? It's necessary "evil". This is worded horribly. It is evil, and the way you have it written implies that it isn't. It however is not necessary. In general, that is an individual problem. Society really can't solve it. Science disagrees with you. Better education alone has a drastic effect on limiting unwanted children. There are definitely things that we as a society can do to curb that issue. I don't even know what this could mean. If you drop a nut and a kid pops out, guess what? You're the pa…	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 05:40 PM
3	Man gets paid child support from this ex, is this happening more often now? Where? Which is why we should have a system in place to cover those sometimes. Forcing 18 years of indentured servitude (since the state can compel anyone to work full-time, at a certain rate of pay) on anyone regardless of situation is kind of a scam on it's own. It just becomes more of a scam when the system has no regard for edge cases like male rape victims or non-biological parents. The interests of the child 100% matter to me, but we as a society should be doing more to curb unwanted children as …	/r/MensRights	04/08/20 04:02 PM
0	Online bullying is not gendered issue. Random people on the internet is one thing, but a fellow Senator should have more decorum and restraint than to use that sort of language intentionally. Our horrible leadership acting like spoiled children is 100% worth the "whining" that you're complaining about from AOC.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/07/20 12:45 PM
8	The Work Place Gender Equality Agency get asked "What about the gender workplace hours gap?" and they don't know the answer! I wonder if thet know about overtime, holidays, sick leave, work place fatalities and injuries etc (hint: no but Oh MY GaWWad WyMyNN noT pAiD EquALLy) She treats him like a child that refuses to understand the entire time without ever calling into question that maybe he has a valid point. If your point and findings are so shaky that you can't answer the most basic question about your data maybe you should be more thorough before presenting it in an official capacity. My boss would ream me a new one if I came to a presentation without being able to address a glaring problem in my report like this.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	20/07/20 08:13 AM
1	Why is noone talking about this in the streets 1: No one said in the streets, or even openly. You added that yourself because... 2: You're moving the goal post after you were confronted with information that disproved your side. There are plenty of more prevalent issues, but death threats and murder are still common enough that it's worth being talked about.	/r/MensRights	20/07/20 01:31 AM
3	Blatant misandry in r/TooAfraidToAsk The downvote message was more for whoever downvoted the post. Agreed. And the context and intent of "bitches be crazy" is to be derogative towards women. I've never heard it directed towards men. Most of the people I know use it for unusually crazy behavior from anyone regardless of gender.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	12/07/20 01:04 AM
2	Blatant misandry in r/TooAfraidToAsk Bitch hasn't been a gendered slur for a long time. What century are you living in? Edit: Downvoting doesn't change the fact that words change meaning and context all the time. Intent and context matter more for if something is sexist than the word used. See: cunt.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/07/20 09:46 PM
29	400 Million and Spousal Support?!? Ridiculous... Half of assets isn't a handout, but spousal support on top of $400m is a handout. If she wants a divorce, no biggie. Take her half and move on. There's no reason why he should have to continue to pay for her after that point though.	/r/MensRights	08/07/20 09:44 PM
10	Somebody screnshotted the original post, but I just saw co l the comments section. The facts that it has that many likes is bullshit There is a time and place for a joke. Something like this could be said at a stand-up show and I wouldn't bat an eye, but on Twitter it needs to be removed per their TOS and should have never been posted. We live in a world where communication has lost a great deal of information trying to be conveyed. The fact is that you can't just write words like this off as a joke when it's in text format, because there are too many people that would take it as truth.	/r/MensRights	13/06/20 03:00 PM
1	Do you guys think this is true? I like how you decided to go and brigade this sub. Truly classy of you.	/r/MensRights	27/05/20 10:48 PM
1	The TRUTH About FALSE Rape Allegations: 2% figure came from Susan Brown Miller, feminist who made the claim in an unverified citation in her 1975 book "against our will". Actual studies show the number is between 8% and 41%, with many independent police areas showing double digit false allegations So you can't? You're just making stuff up. Thanks for admitting it to everyone else for me.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/05/20 08:24 PM
1	The TRUTH About FALSE Rape Allegations: 2% figure came from Susan Brown Miller, feminist who made the claim in an unverified citation in her 1975 book "against our will". Actual studies show the number is between 8% and 41%, with many independent police areas showing double digit false allegations If you cant refute what a so-called holocaust denier has to say, you are less credible than the holocaust denier... or maybe, be better than ad hominem fallacies. Sure, point out where I used an ad hominem. Anywhere. And by point out, I mean quote. Not more paraphrased loonie-bin rage.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/05/20 07:44 PM
1	The TRUTH About FALSE Rape Allegations: 2% figure came from Susan Brown Miller, feminist who made the claim in an unverified citation in her 1975 book "against our will". Actual studies show the number is between 8% and 41%, with many independent police areas showing double digit false allegations I literally did not say a single thing that you're going on about or claim that she is a holocaust denier. If someone is a Holocaust denier, they shouldn't be listened to. I said what I said because I'm responding to your idea. There are some beliefs and thought processes that are so egregious that holding them calls anything else you say into suspect. Holocaust denial is one of them. I never once claimed anyone specific was a Holocaust denier, because I don't know anything about the woman in th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/05/20 06:31 PM
0	Do you guys think this is true? The quote is from a bit and he goes on to expand on the joke in a way that makes sense. But this post in the context of this sub isn't necessarily referring to what the bit was referring to. It's also pretty telling that you consider society's preferential treatment of women and mistreatment of men as "political".	/r/MensRights	27/05/20 05:40 PM
-2	Do you guys think this is true? If you really want to die on this hill, a woman is loved unconditionally by society. It doesn't matter how badly a woman mismanages her life or what stick she draws, there is a support group, limited punishment, or some other safety net for her. Whether you would call that "love" is up to the person, but that's what I take from this quote. A woman goes through and cheats on her husband to have three kids that aren't his and blow all their money on her oxycontin addiction? Paid support groups for…	/r/MensRights	27/05/20 05:09 PM
2	The TRUTH About FALSE Rape Allegations: 2% figure came from Susan Brown Miller, feminist who made the claim in an unverified citation in her 1975 book "against our will". Actual studies show the number is between 8% and 41%, with many independent police areas showing double digit false allegations As someone who is subbed here, mensrights, and egalitarianism all three subs get a lot of bleed over. Most content in each sub is crossposted to the other two by the same people, including this post. Ultimately, the problem is that the LeftWingMaleAdvocate population is insanely small because the left doesn't really acknowledge that men have problems, or hold the false belief that feminism is trying to solve the problems they do have. That leads to a lot of the sub being supported by far-right s…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/05/20 04:57 PM
1	The TRUTH About FALSE Rape Allegations: 2% figure came from Susan Brown Miller, feminist who made the claim in an unverified citation in her 1975 book "against our will". Actual studies show the number is between 8% and 41%, with many independent police areas showing double digit false allegations Just because a broken clock can be right twice a day doesn't mean we should give every broken clock a platform. If someone is a Holocaust denier, they shouldn't be listened to. Bias tainting information is always a concern, but holding that view puts you far beyond biased.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/05/20 04:51 PM
9	Some balance to how we look at history I would rather work in a coal mine that be dependent on a violent man. To be clear, I’m not saying all men are violent. But that is the risk you are taking when you are unable to work for yourself. You showed your true colors just fine. Have you asked women what they want? Not “do you want to be a homemaker?” That’s not the question. Only that is the question and is something my wife and I have decided for her once we can financially support it. So yes, I've had that conversation. The decision t…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/05/20 12:34 AM
7	Some balance to how we look at history But for a women to depend on another human being for basic shelter, food, and safety is more oppressive than her working an office job that allows her to provide for herself. Only women worked office jobs just fine in the time period we're discussing, and office jobs aren't the primary form of work in general, much less for women. You're free to have your opinion, but don't phrase it like the situation is somehow objectively better because instead of having one master they now have several coupl…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/05/20 11:43 PM
8	Some balance to how we look at history Wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. My point is that women aren't "allowed to" now. They're forced to because they're expected to fend for themselves and be independent. It's just oppression in a different form that is somehow more acceptable to you because it's different.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/05/20 11:19 PM
11	Some balance to how we look at history Now that they are allowed to, most women are working. So where is your argument? Now that they are forced to. Women that don't "work" (using quotes because homemaker is work but not generally included) are still relatively commonplace. Of the women that do work, a large portion would still rather be homemakers. If we had UBI, I think the number of stay-at-home wives by choice would surprise you.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/05/20 10:16 PM
5	Does anyone get tired of being associated with the right for being antifeminist or an MRA? It isn't a strawman. I specifically cited right-wing leaders, not right-wingers in general. Right-wing leaders are absolutely doing those things, and as the ones with power in right-wing politics, they represent what people perceive as right-wing. You can't just call it a strawman because you don't like the truth.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/05/20 11:53 PM
2	Does anyone get tired of being associated with the right for being antifeminist or an MRA? I would argue that it isn't, because the right-wing side that doesn't participate in cancel culture, for the most part, is currently showing up to workplaces with guns as protests right now. It takes a lot of extra steps for cancel culture to turn into physical violence.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/05/20 09:56 PM
1	Does anyone get tired of being associated with the right for being antifeminist or an MRA? So you would rather that people show up to your house/workplace with guns or start pulling people out of their homes to "enact punishment" until those situations escalate? I never said cancel culture was good, quite the opposite actually, just that it's preferable to other forms of being heard in history. At least you can walk away from getting "canceled".	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/05/20 09:30 PM
7	Does anyone get tired of being associated with the right for being antifeminist or an MRA? Right-wing leaders have done that to themselves. Anyone not in the right-wing bubble can clearly watch those in positions of power doing blatant corruption and eroding standards of living across the globe. While I don't agree with cancel culture, I can't blame people for feeling powerless about the situation and enacting the only form of control they feel they have. Most situations in history that mirror where we are now ended in bloodshed. I'd rather cancel culture than violence.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/05/20 06:55 PM
-29	If we Judged Joe Biden under the Title IX standards he championed for accused student rapists, he would be guilty. Every two or three days the media is misrepresenting something he says in the hopes of drumming up a firestorm. I'm a freakin lefty who agreed with Sanders in 2016, and the left has been so insufferably determined to paint Trump as the worst person to have ever lived that they pushed me towards supporting him. Don't insult Trump supporters as if they're all idiots. It's a stupid way to dismiss your opponent's real arguments, and makes you look bad to everyone who doesn't already blindly agree wi…	/r/MensRights	06/05/20 06:35 AM
2	Alabama bill would criminalize false rape accusations...Good on you, Alabama! First: There's a reason why I use the word would in my comment. I am well aware that this isn't how the system works now but rather how the system should work. No, it's not. You have to prove two things. That she was NOT raped (a negative) Malice You should not need to prove that she was not raped in order to prosecute for a false rape accusation. That's not what you're prosecuting for, and, despite how it sounds, has no bearing on if she filed a false report. Technically, this could lead to s…	/r/MensRights	23/04/20 10:37 PM
2	Alabama bill would criminalize false rape accusations...Good on you, Alabama! Only you aren't proving a negative. Proving someone falsely filed an accusation is proving a positive. You're falling for the feminist talking point that someone getting acquited for rape means that the accuser will get tried for a false accusation. That's not the goal or how the process works. Prosecuting for a false accusation would be its own separate court battle that is not reliant on the initial accusation. If there is evidence that an accusation was false, then the filing party should fac…	/r/MensRights	23/04/20 07:46 PM
4	1 Japanese school girl gets raped by men from the navy who're shore leave which results in the navy going Crraazzyy. Nine Afghan school boys raped by a Afghan national & a few of his buddies on US Marine base, and the Marine chain of command shrugs their shoulders. Pretty sure taking part in a sexual offense that would violate US law is illegal regardless of what country you're in. IANAL but Sex tourism should include harboring illegal acts on what is essentially US soil. Why is the Marine chain of command for that base not being charged with a crime?	/r/MensRights	15/04/20 02:59 PM
1	Three black girls attack a white man on the bus and later accuse him of assault and racism. Security footage proves otherwise Prions can be a problem with any protein that is similar to yours and is not relegated to just brains. Human meat and guts are not safe to eat.	/r/MensRights	04/04/20 05:32 PM
1	Three black girls attack a white man on the bus and later accuse him of assault and racism. Security footage proves otherwise 1: What in the actual fuck did I just read? 2: If you really have an interest in eating people for whatever ungodly reason, please educate yourself on Prion Diseases. If you're so self-centered that the idea of killing another human being to eat them isn't enough for you, the concept of getting a prion disease like Kuru should be plenty of deterrent.	/r/MensRights	04/04/20 05:12 PM
5	Oddly enough it's killing more men... considered by a loud few. It's more than a loud few when every other sub on Reddit immediately assumes you're a degenerate sexist piece of shit for being subbed to /r/MensRights. I have literally had people in other subs say that everything I'm saying doesn't matter because I'm subbed to this subreddit, despite also being subbed to other "less inflammatory" subreddits.	/r/MensRights	30/03/20 04:56 AM
8	Oddly enough it's killing more men... History disagrees with you. Men's groups are considered sexist whereas women's groups aren't. That may be a tone set by a minority, but it's still a fact. Even women that break out of line and advocate for men's issues receive intense pressure and death threats for doing so.	/r/MensRights	29/03/20 10:39 PM
11	That coronavirus pay gap... Doesn't work this way in the US sadly. DSHS in my state will fight you tooth and nail for every dollar you earn with the court being the reasonable arbitrator. Without that court to intervene, you're looking at trying to fix it after the fact which can be difficult. I currently pay $600~/mo in support but would only pull in $785~/mo on unemployment. DSHS would take half of that $785 ($393) with no way for me to stop it (direct payments via check) and add the remaining $207 to arrears every month…	/r/MensRights	21/03/20 02:26 PM
3	Testosterone has NOT been linked to aggression or hostility What you're using as dangerous isn't the way it's used culturally and makes everything pretty ambiguous. Pit Bulls are absolutely the most dangerous dog breed in the sense that they are the breed responsible for most human deaths in America. Golden Retrievers are not statistically anything. I don't know why you're bringing them into it. Chihuahuas would be a much more apt analogy because they're the most dangerous breed in the sense that they are the most likely to bite you. None of this has any…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/20 12:48 PM
1	Woman asked to leave barber shop b/c it has a 'no girlfriend or wives policy.' Owner tells ABC news, "We want guys to be able to come in here and be guys and not have to worry what they say or what they talk about because there's a lady present." I honestly don't care about the gender of who cuts my hair as long as they do a good job. I don't care about the gender of who's in the barbershop either, but that type of situation comes up often enough that it would be nice to have the option to outright avoid it. The thing is I don't have that option where I live. I can try to work around it as much as I want, but I'm going to be stuck with the potential for a hostile visit whenever I go. My workaround has been to just go at opening because i…	/r/MensRights	17/02/20 04:17 PM
8	Woman asked to leave barber shop b/c it has a 'no girlfriend or wives policy.' Owner tells ABC news, "We want guys to be able to come in here and be guys and not have to worry what they say or what they talk about because there's a lady present." I got a haircut at a mixed shop and had to completely stop a nice conversation I was having with my stylist because the people next to me were screeching to each other about how "Should we say the future is female or the future is non-binary? I feel like we should say the future is female because this world needs way more female influence and women in power before we can start not caring about gender." Literally, if anything got louder like a blow dryer they would start yelling that shit to each…	/r/MensRights	17/02/20 03:07 PM
2	Netherlands sees record high divorced in Dec 2019, as alimony will be reduced from 12 years to 5 beginning in Jan 2020. Marry for love they said. Again, it was a "rough" job before everything was automated. It's still a rough job now. Expectations change. She's not cooking like a chef, or cleaning like a housekeeper. And child care? You mean being in the house to entertain your own child from time to time. If she were performing ANY of those jobs like someone you'd pay to do it, you might have a point, but she's not. Solidifies a gender and ignores that SAHP can be both genders. Reduces a super simple acronym down to a single person prono…	/r/MensRights	13/12/19 07:52 PM
-1	Netherlands sees record high divorced in Dec 2019, as alimony will be reduced from 12 years to 5 beginning in Jan 2020. Marry for love they said. It's almost like you have a personal experience talking about a specific person while ignoring the realities of other situations or characteristics of similar situations that all get roped under the same label. I think there's a word for that. Being a SAHP parent is a rough job assuming you're doing it correctly. You try hiring a housekeeper, a chef, and (good) child care as a single parent and tell me how much it costs. From experience, just one of those is enough to cut the average income in m…	/r/MensRights	13/12/19 05:50 PM
-2	Netherlands sees record high divorced in Dec 2019, as alimony will be reduced from 12 years to 5 beginning in Jan 2020. Marry for love they said. The first requirement of alimony is that the person receiving alimony must have been leeching off of the person paying alimony. This is the personal bias part. You just can't see it because it's your personal bias. A SAHP isn't a leech.	/r/MensRights	13/12/19 05:22 PM
-8	Netherlands sees record high divorced in Dec 2019, as alimony will be reduced from 12 years to 5 beginning in Jan 2020. Marry for love they said. You're making statements based on your own bias while ignoring all of the other complex relationship dynamics that play into marriage and divorce. Alimony has a purpose, it's just being used too generally in an age where both individuals tend to be working. Alimony has a purpose in a relationship where one partner has been a stay at home parent (SAHP) and the other partner has been the breadwinner. The SAHP needs time to get back in the job market and build up experience to support themselves. I…	/r/MensRights	13/12/19 03:27 PM
0	Rant: Anyone hates how you are automatically discredited because you are a dude? Greta is a puppet controlled by two billionaires, this much we know, so it’s plausible. Got a source for that? That's a mighty risky statement to be making as fact with no evidence attached.	/r/MensRights	13/12/19 03:15 PM
8	On International Men's Day, it's important to remember: Boys Are Born Perfect Too The other big thing is that we live in a sick society that already allows a woman to have a viable baby ready to be born in a week to be aborted for whatever reason she wants, with or without anybody else's say (including the dad). This simply isn't true minus the dad not having a say part. Most states have laws in place on how late an abortion can be carried out, with most being under 20 weeks. Abortions are generally only carried out after 20 weeks due to medical conditions where the baby woul…	/r/MensRights	20/11/19 10:30 AM
1	Look at all that Male Privilege!! men can charge with rape I'm living this right now, and there are hundreds of threads about it on Reddit. No, they cannot. Hell in most states women cannot anatomically be charged with rape. Researchers are finding that men get sexually assaulted by women at roughly the same rates as women get sexually assaulted by men but the definitions of rape are so off base and the report rate is so drastically low that those that do come forward aren't taken seriously. I have no idea how you can actively b…	/r/MensRights	06/11/19 09:18 AM
1	Look at all that Male Privilege!! yeah, it's almost like a reddit thread isn't representative of society as a whole. The point was more that your statement was misplaced, but to offset your continued insistence on this topic WebMD says that 2/3 men want and would be willing to take a male birth control pill. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation survey, two-thirds of men said that they would be willing to take male birth control pills; 43 percent would take Depo-Provera shots and 36 percent would get Norplant if they were av…	/r/MensRights	06/11/19 05:58 AM
1	Look at all that Male Privilege!! if there was more demand for them I’m sure they would’ve been discovered by now. It’s 2019. You're literally in a thread of people demanding a male birth control pill and wishing it already existed. What kind of no faith argument is this? "Well, uh, yeah the science makes it difficult and explains why it hasn't happened but it's 2019!? God, it's like you people don't want unsafe, untested products that likely don't even work." What. The. Fuck. When you say “after the sperm has left the body”, I’…	/r/MensRights	05/11/19 11:26 PM
1	Look at all that Male Privilege!! Do you think the reason male contraceptives are less plentiful is because society is trying to “oppress men”? Or because preventing pregnancy is considered a woman’s responsibility only? Neither. The lack of Reproductive Rights options, not contraceptives specifically, is male oppression, particularly after semen has left the body. But the fact that these are the only two questions you're making shows your victim complex. Male contraceptives are less plentiful because it's just downright more bi…	/r/MensRights	04/11/19 05:26 PM
3	Look at all that Male Privilege!! Since always? Or are you going to try to troll the WHO next?	/r/MensRights	04/11/19 09:33 AM
1	Look at all that Male Privilege!! Like I mentioned, I had a guy literally take off the condom in the middle of sex (even though I made it 100% clear I wasn't going to do anything without a condom) and I didn't notice until afterward. That's rape, and I'm sorry that happened to you and that the shit stain likely got away with it. But while the law will protect you and give you options in the event that shit goes south from that action, it absolutely will not for men in similar situations. That's part of the hidden meaning that ev…	/r/MensRights	04/11/19 09:27 AM
7	Men should not be put down or bigoted by toxic women saying they should be ashamed of how they look. This man saw how he wanted progress and smiled from beginning to end. Fat isn't healthy, but being a toxic shit isn't going to change someone being fat.	/r/MensRights	28/10/19 07:05 AM
35	Anyone notice the constant misandry on Twitter? Not having an ostentatious cunt for a wife was a big reason for why I got married. She sees the shit men go through and the kind of pedestal women get put on for no reason. Given other events in my life, we 100% would not be compatible if she didn't. A partnership is about more than just looks for all genders and sexual affiliations. Quit pushing your bullshit negative stereotype.	/r/MensRights	28/10/19 06:52 AM
2	Logic! There is a stark difference between violence and killing someone. You're essentially trying to say that female violence doesn't count because it doesn't kill as often as male violence. Violence is violence. Impulsive, destructive behavior is the same regardless of gender. The only difference is that men are significantly stronger and tend to have better access to weapons on average meaning the result of their violence is worse. Somewhere in this comment chain, you veered from "women aren't as vi…	/r/MensRights	26/10/19 11:57 AM