Muphry Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
7	AskMensrights reddit: Does anyone here know enough internets to make a "gender swapper" web app? Details inside. I think I see what you're saying. So these male words would be swapped to a female counterpart? Man--Woman Male--Female He--She His--Her Deadbeat Dad--Liberated Woman Psychopathic--Emotionally Confused Attacked--Defended Herself From Jobless--Stay-At-Home Clearly The Husband's Fault--Clearly The Husband's Fault	/r/MensRights	07/08/09 06:07 PM
6	Proposed bill in Ohio would require consent of the father for an abortion I'm curious, because it seems like whenever something is suggested to force women to have an abortion, people complain that an abortion is a terrible experience, but whenever something is suggested to force women to not have an abortion, people complain that giving birth is a terrible experience. I believe it's more about the choice than the experience itself, but still, women, if you to choose between getting an abortion and giving birth, and you only had to deal with the personal ordeal your b…	/r/MensRights	21/07/09 08:51 PM
1	Proposed bill in Ohio would require consent of the father for an abortion That's why--if a bill like this were to pass--the man should be able to veto an abortion instead of having to permit it before the woman can get an abortion. Some issues still arise (What if the woman gets an abortion behind the father's back? What if a man claims to be the father but actually isn't?), but these can be partially remedied by suing the fuck out of the guilty party. Again, I'm not saying this should be done, but if a man were to have control over whether a woman has the right to an…	/r/MensRights	21/07/09 08:40 PM
6	Proposed bill in Ohio would require consent of the father for an abortion Agreed. Arguments can be made for a bunch of unfair practices against men involving pregnancy rights, but realistically, it's only the woman who's dealing with her body's rights. I understand the argument that men should have a say in whether the baby they helped make is killed or not, but it seems like a silly approach to suggest that a woman is denying a man's rights involving his own body just by getting an abortion.	/r/MensRights	21/07/09 08:29 PM
11	Proposed bill in Ohio would require consent of the father for an abortion You know, looking at the comments when this was posted before, I noticed something interesting. Whenever men complain they have no choice involving pregnancies, people always shoot back "they can chose not to have unprotected sex". However now that the choice is taken away from women, there didn't seem to be too many people saying "women do have a choice. They can take the pill before having sex."	/r/MensRights	21/07/09 05:27 PM
1	Dad's: What is your opinion of this commercial? I hope to see you posting for years to come.	/r/MensRights	08/07/09 05:18 AM
1	Dad's: What is your opinion of this commercial? Oh shit, not vomit blood!	/r/MensRights	07/07/09 08:10 AM
1	Feminist 'art' portraying hanging penises to protest rape nothing but crude male bashing Anyone else notice the penises are circumcised? I find it pretty ironic, it's like saying even rapists--one of the biggest-viewed threats to feminism--cannot escape the mutilation associated with the feminist movement known as "circumcision".	/r/MensRights	05/07/09 11:18 PM
1	Feminists' Dishonesty on the Gender Wage Gap: In tennis tournaments, female players receive 100% of male players' prize - sometimes more - even though they only perform 66% of the work. More good links and points inside. Many thanks.	/r/MensRights	05/07/09 12:35 AM
2	Feminists' Dishonesty on the Gender Wage Gap: In tennis tournaments, female players receive 100% of male players' prize - sometimes more - even though they only perform 66% of the work. More good links and points inside. Would you mind providing unbiased statistics for that? It's not that I'm trying to challenge you to prove your point, I just hear that argument from women way too much and would like some ammo to fire back...	/r/MensRights	04/07/09 07:44 PM
4	'Female' MMA fighter chokes unsuspecting reporter unconscious..then laughs. Nice irony quotes.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 08:46 PM
2	More than a quarter of working married women are now making more money than their working husbands, according to a report by the Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (2005) ... Wouldn't that in turn mean that close to 75% of men are making more money than their working wives? This still seems like an advantage for men. edit: I guess they could be making the same amount, but having two people with identical incomes seems odd to me.	/r/MensRights	09/06/09 04:20 AM
1	Equal rights for men: I can't believe this had this kind of reaction here on reddit. Perhaps we still stand a chance? I try to comment whenever I see a grammatical mistake.	/r/MensRights	28/05/09 06:37 PM
3	Eddy Gifoyle, who found his wife hanging in the garage is serving a life sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife because, according to "experts", “Pregnant women never commit suicide, they just don’t do it because it’s against human nature”. Probably. But this took place in the UK.	/r/MensRights	26/05/09 06:43 PM
-1	Dads Deal with Miscarriage Too I hate how the guy uses n-dashes instead of m-dashes. I was really confused when he talked about how someone shouldn't "wait-talk".	/r/MensRights	03/05/09 06:37 PM
3	Fake allegations of rape and other crimes—with no obvious motivation— and evidently with no punitive consequences to discourage their occurrence. Most articles talk about women falsely accusing men of rape and how evil women are, but this article points out an important fact: false rape claims have a negative effect on both men and women, and it's in the best interest of both genders to find a way to stop all these false claims while still giving rape victims a supportive way to report what happened.	/r/MensRights	02/05/09 01:39 PM
3	"When my boys watch and embrace Dora, they learn that masculinity is not the center of the universe even though so many things around them attempt to confirm this as a universal truth." This seems a bit out of place as a "Men's rights" article. Sure, the author seems like a silly feminist that obsesses a bit too much over Dora, but it doesn't seem like any rights are really being taken from men.	/r/MensRights	30/04/09 03:59 AM
3	Who should pay for the date? "You don't understand," she tells me. "A woman wants to feel like she's appreciated. And if she has to pay, she doesn't feel that way." Women: Your cake: have it or eat it. my girlfriend and I's costs That sounds really strange, but I have no idea how to make it sound correct. Is "my girlfriend's and my costs" it? I think "me" is applicable in this case, but while "me and my girlfriend's costs" sounds good, "my girlfriend and me's cost" definitely does not. Can anyone help with this?	/r/MensRights	29/04/09 05:40 AM