NDabhetari Archive

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5	The "women initiate most divorces" argument. Let's chat about the reasons. I feel it’s because there’s no real punishment for a divorce if your a woman. I’m not big on western rules and such but don’t women usually get half or something unless there’s a prenup which women don’t usually wanna sign anyway. If it affected everyone equally I’d feel there be less divorces like how there’s not really a punishment if people make false accusations of rape. Some even go into marriages looking to divorce and that is a issue because there’s nothing that says they shouldn’t. If an…	/r/MensRights	26/10/21 05:28 AM
18	Are there women in this group who support men's rights? Yea I support men’s rights. Even before I came to this country. Most of what I heard about gender rights in the west was from social media which misrepresented and at the same time represented a lot of different standpoints. But now that I’m in the US, I feel that men’s rights or issues I should say aren’t taken nearly as seriously. Some of my American female “friends” feel that I’m hating on western women. Which I’m not, but one side isn’t being represented as much. Soo I tend to try to be that…	/r/MensRights	23/07/21 02:17 PM
1	Do you think that society is evolving forwards or backwards for equal rights/treatment for both genders? Depends on area. Coming from the Middle East we got a lot of work to go.. however a lot are warming up to the idea of equality. Kinda biased as our ethnic group in most cases can be very progressive but other groups to an extent feel the same way. In the western sense I think the system is pretty good but not perfect obviously. I think in a lot of aspects men are under represented in their problems. For me I think that it’s equal BUT ones gender problems are going to be taken a lot more seriousl…	/r/MensRights	20/07/21 09:30 PM
-2	Why when there is conflict in a region, people over-sympathize women more than men? You forget every other Kurdish group to exist and fight within the whole conflict. And even our volunteers and civilian sectors that fight as well. Pêşmerge is our force mainly in the Iraq area. And even if there are fewer still a significant amount of women in the frontline more than any other modern day country is doing during a conflict.	/r/MensRights	18/07/21 10:06 PM
-2	Why when there is conflict in a region, people over-sympathize women more than men? No, 45% is the smallest percent of front line fighters in every branch we have. The highest being 100%. We use the most out of every military on this planet. The country in second place is Israel and they aren’t even close in numbers	/r/MensRights	18/07/21 05:17 PM
-2	Why when there is conflict in a region, people over-sympathize women more than men? Yea the Kurdish conflict. We use the most female fighters for front line combat. And thats the only conflict I can really think of currently that has a lot of women fighting on the front lines. Could just be biased since it’s where I’m from but I can’t think of any others	/r/MensRights	18/07/21 05:07 PM
-8	Why when there is conflict in a region, people over-sympathize women more than men? Well I think it’s a perspective thing. Like you said “men put their lives on the line” a lot more than you would see women on the front line. Unless it’s a particular conflict. However that could be the reason, because a lot of people do not know how militaries actually work and the consensus is generally bad no matter what side you are fighting on. So seeing that men are generally fighting in said conflict, they could be viewed as the ones doing the most harm on a general scale so people would …	/r/MensRights	18/07/21 04:54 PM
9	UK: Drunk female Royal Navy sailor, 31, who sexually assaulted three male colleagues is dismissed While I am certainly not defending it. Being in the military and had working with many other militaries from other countries this is very common among both genders. Lots of the predators do not get punished. A friend of mine had a squad leader try to rape the scribe (both male) and he was taken out of the platoon and later toward the end of training out back in with everyone else. ESPECIALLY if they are higher up in rank. A lot easier to replace lower enlisted than it is a NCO or higher because …	/r/MensRights	17/07/21 01:45 PM
2	“Men’s beauty standards are created by men.” Exactly everything is purely subjective	/r/MensRights	02/07/21 04:45 AM
3	“Men’s beauty standards are created by men.” I believe that it is all a construct as beauty is subjective. Someone can always find something attractive about someone when others can’t. Most standards others feel come from themselves, as we are our worst critic	/r/MensRights	02/07/21 03:44 AM
1	We should come up with different terms to adress different types of feminists You were Navy I’m assuming since you said shore duty?	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 09:41 PM
1	Damn today was the day i cringed the hardest in all my fucking life Damn kinda embarrassing then.	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 04:31 AM
1	Damn today was the day i cringed the hardest in all my fucking life Ah I see I see. I think lingerie football is cool to watch. But I’m not a big sport person anyway unless it’s martial arts or something like that. Guns are fun tho, but I decided to immigrate to a state that hates firearms so I’m mad at myself really	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 02:25 AM
3	Damn today was the day i cringed the hardest in all my fucking life I agree, western feminism always ruins my day and I’m not even a guy. Those songs would probably make me want to jump out my window so I’m gonna take your word on it. Side note: I didn’t even know there was a WNBA. But isn’t the female American soccer team really good though?	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 02:08 AM
3	Feminism is fundamentally about men, not women. I think the western ideal of feminism now a days is very picky and choosy for what they feel is actually equality. Only when it benefits them and nothing else. A very manipulative concept and is actually disgusting	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 01:28 AM
13	We should come up with different terms to adress different types of feminists We don’t have a female only draft but every branch of service we have has at least 45% as women. And Israel has draft for women as well but there numbers for women in service isn’t as big as ours. I mean for us we see equality as literal equality but that’s also because where we come from in the Middle East there’s actual oppression when it comes to gender and religion and such. So what we view as privilege is a lot different, however being in America though. I have met many women who try to con…	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 01:24 AM
40	If a woman wants a financially stable man who can provide for her while she does nothing, it's considered empowering. The Western women that view financial stability like having a “high end man” and 6 figures usually isn’t stability at all. They want to live lavishly more than be stable. Some women need to know that their is a difference between wants and needs and living without luxury does not mean that you aren’t living comfortably.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 05:55 PM