NK18 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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-1	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Also,when someone is trying to have critical conversation it’s best to not sink to insults. I’m afraid you don’t know how to have a conversation without using defensive mechanisms.Additionally, I am not wasting my time writing a legit essay on reddit to a stranger so my conventions may be shit. Are you in university? Cause you seem to know so much about what is being taught And it was a clear typo on my end- I meant health not weight because what I said made no sense. Maybe give people the benef…	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 02:57 PM
-2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. I knew one of y’all would of argued that.also dude any sane person and actual educated professionals back that being overweight does affect your weight. No- real truthful medical personnel are telling their patients that is obese that it’s great especially as it has been medically researched by many sources and they remain consistent. You are reading opinion columns. Also it is obvious to also not just take one source for the whole truth but to see if their is a consistency of sorts. You lost me…	/r/MensRights	15/12/20 06:02 AM
-2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. No not at all. Have you not read a peer reviewed journal before for university or to inform yourself? Or even simple research papers in high school? The people that are writing these journals are professionals in that subject and are experts. These are social scientists with masters and phds and law degrees. Scholarly articles are the complete utter opposite to magazine articles or what you read on Reddit. I’m concerned as to what you think bias means- just because you don’t agree necessarily wi…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 11:30 PM
-2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Women’s rights are a pretty new thing and justice is always developing and right now the theory of intersectionality is dominating which highlights these issues. Can you list some exact policies? Or are these issues that support women’s rights have inadvertently through societal bias and ignorance (as justice and everything is a societal institution that will feel the affects of human error)? Both are just as important and hence why anyone that studies justice studies understands this interconne…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 07:53 PM
-4	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Dude you hit exactly what educated and real feminist address. I know it’s cliche but women studies or gender studies in university address and talk about these exact issue because the gender binary and stereotypes affect everyone not just women. Like my guy these issues are not one sided and any educated and thoughtful person could easily recognize that. For instance a huge issue that is so often addressed but not so much in mainstream media is the discrepancy in sentencing when it comes to fema…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 07:42 PM
0	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. You are talking in circles As what you are mistaking as excuses are actually an explanation of how society works and how Kimberle Crenshaw for instance is helping men’s right and the progress of addressing issues within the gender binary.	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 07:29 PM
-3	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Not really because social change doesn’t just happen- it takes a while. In order for societal change to happen you can’t just think things with change over night or even in 5 years. So now we have the foreground with a new thought in place. May I ask what exact policies you refer to?	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 07:25 PM
-6	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Theory of intersectionality is broadening how the justice system looks at such issues and highlighting issues on social constructs such as make or female,race, and social class. It’s becoming a popular and very eye opening tool to understand such issues and how such constructs create a social hierarchy that is intricate but false. This is a newer form of thought and you can bet that as gen x grows up this form of analyzation when it comes to policy will be heavily advocated. In that sense she ha…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 07:05 PM
-1	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Feminism highlights the toxic and unfair treatment that men have to face due to the the patriarchy as well.	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 06:32 PM
-6	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. Kimberle Crenshaw	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 06:29 PM
2	If feminists actually believed in the theory behind toxic masculinity, they would support the men's rights movement. MRAs are giving men a voice and a safe space to express themselves. I think why any feminist would “reject” the meninist is because the movement was seemly formed as an opposition to the feminism movement which and is often used to belittle women issues;however, both sides are very ignorant to not to believe that feminism is in support in becoming aware of all gender issues meaning if anyone read a scholarly article or textbook feminism highlights the issue of the gender binary on both sides and how it is unrealistic and bizarre. I recommend you guys not to just…	/r/MensRights	14/12/20 06:27 PM