Monstradamus Archive

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1	Feminists want to censor Robin Thicke. Because of all the free attention and publicity that they have given him, "Blurred Lines" is set to become the most popular song of all time. Are you kidding? Google is your friend. And it's not just music videos it can be books, movies, and even comics. The fact of the matter is that a woman on a leash, whether it be an image or a video, is far more socially acceptable and far more common than a man on a leash. If women complained every time women were objectified or treated as sex slaves then there would be a complaint every few seconds.	/r/MensRights	16/09/13 08:06 AM
1	Feminists want to censor Robin Thicke. Because of all the free attention and publicity that they have given him, "Blurred Lines" is set to become the most popular song of all time. I don't get how what I said should make you question what world I live in... all I pointed out was that the women in the video are poking fun at the fact that it's totally normal and socially acceptable to do those things to women in countless videos, but when it happens to men all hell seems to break loose. They're pointing out a double standard.	/r/MensRights	16/09/13 07:42 AM
2	Off topic just want to get some opinions.Seems to me that very often some of the most outspoken feminists are lesbian, do lesbians somehow have a default negative view of men (SIS) that skews their ideology of society in as much as they believe that men are not necessary. Most feminists are average women who are interested in dating and being with men. So yes, average women are known to enjoy the occasional (or frequent) D. Also, your view on lesbians is embarrassing. No lesbians I know 'hate' men and most of them have male best friends.	/r/MensRights	15/09/13 08:52 AM
-7	Feminists want to censor Robin Thicke. Because of all the free attention and publicity that they have given him, "Blurred Lines" is set to become the most popular song of all time. Meanwhile, these feminists reduced male sexuality to a vibrator, stepped on their backs, slapped their asses, shoved lettuce in their ass cracks, walked them on a leash, and simulated cumming on a man's face. You realize they were doing that to make fun of the countless socially-acceptable videos in which men do this to women... right? It's satire.	/r/MensRights	15/09/13 08:42 AM
1	Correct me if I'm wrong but... I highly doubt 90% of crimes are committed by men because women are privileged. Pretty sure it's because, biologically speaking, men tend to be more aggressive, violent, and reckless. That's just science.	/r/MensRights	12/08/13 05:27 AM
1	Correct me if I'm wrong but... Just because men commit more crimes does not mean that they should be punished more severely compared to women that commit the same crime under similar circumstances. I agree, that's why I stated that CLEARLY in my original message that I did not think that is was fair. I never ever said men should be punished more severely compared to women. I was just explaining why I personally believe that it happens. And I ALSO never said that stereotypes exist because they accurately reflect society, I sai…	/r/MensRights	11/08/13 01:27 AM
-3	Correct me if I'm wrong but... Stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason. I'm of course not saying that only men commit those crimes, but they definitely commit them more than women do, which is why women tend to get off easier. From Wikipedia: Males committed the vast majority of homicides in the United States at that time, representing 90% of the total number of offenders. Young adult black males had the highest homicide offending rate compared to offenders in other racial and sex categories. White females of all ages had th…	/r/MensRights	10/08/13 06:57 PM
1	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. Well you're not THAT old yet so it's not that bad (also I'd still think you're a creep for wanting to date an 18 year old. She'd be a child compared to you.)	/r/MensRights	28/06/13 05:13 AM
1	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. And my main point is that saying all lesbian feminists think fucking little girls is OK is offensive and entirely wrong. You're perpetuating negative stereotypes about homosexuality and pedophilia. (Also, The Vagina Monologues have been banned before, a simple Google search will show you this.)	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 06:22 PM
-1	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. Look, all I'm saying is that saying 'ALL FEMINISTS SUPPORT FEMALE-ON-FEMALE STATUTORY RAPE/PEDOPHILIA' is a wrong, inaccurate statement. That's just not true. I'm actually pretty sure the majority of them don't even KNOW about that passage since it's been removed. This is almost like saying that Lolita, a book considered a classic, supports pedophilia and statutory rape.	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 06:12 PM
1	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. "If it was Rape, it was a good Rape" What part of COMMUNICATING THE WOMAN'S OWN FEELINGS/THOUGHTS on her OWN RAPE do you not understand? That was HER personal feeling on it, not Ensler's, Ensler's job was to put into writing what she learned from her interview. I'm not saying it was a great way of putting it, but art is often controversial. Ever hear of Lolita? It doesn't support statutory rape per se, but it does represent it in a somewhat positive light, as well as pedophilia. You feel BAD for…	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 06:08 PM
2	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. Hahaha you're hilarious. Women can be JUST as creepy. I won't say that there aren't double standards (there are, both ways) but show me ANYONE who wouldn't call a 40 year old women hitting on an 18 year old boy creepy. A 40 year old woman shouldn't have any interest in someone that young, regardless of whether they're legal or not. Also, just because it's consensual doesn't mean there isn't still an 'ick' factor. Being 18 doesn't mean you're suddenly mature enough or ready for sex. Have you been…	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 05:18 PM
0	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. 1.) What you (and almost everyone on this sub-reddit) seem to not realize is that The Vagina Monologues is the work of ONE person. It is NOT a textbook on feminist theory. It is considered 'art' and its purpose is to be analyzed and critiqued, not to say 'rape is OK'. The Monologues are not 'celebrating' statutory female-on-female rape. 2.) The Monologues are based on Ensler's interviews with real women, so that female-on-female statutory rape piece? That actually happened, and it was based on h…	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 04:49 PM
-1	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. I mean, it's pretty gross when 40 year old men fuck 18 year old girls. There isn't a magic switch that suddenly makes a girl mature enough to handle that kind of thing the second she turns 18, not to mention no 40 year old man should have any interest in an 18 year old girl. It's creepy. I'd say the same goes for 40 year old women and 18 year old boys. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's OK or right.	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 04:39 PM
0	Adore - A movie where a pair of childhood friends and neighbors fall for each other's sons. If this movie were about two dad's falling for the other's daughter, there would be outrage. feminist lesbians, have the opinion that it's AoK to fuck underage girls What are you smoking?	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 04:36 PM