Niveral Archive

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-3	The feminist obsession with imagining a world without men demeans BOTH sexes The problem is that there is Femenists and True Femenists. True Femenism was born under the concept that everyone should be equal. Unfortunately today's Femenists are usually the ones who wish for only the women to gain power while the men be reduced to nothingness, (of course this being on the extreme end) This is just the sad truth of femenism today	/r/MensRights	02/07/22 02:21 AM
1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it Oh I definitely agree that the city of woman isn't going to become reality, but for different reasons. I believe that these women will doom themselves through their legal system and thinking that men are the cause of all crime Also, let's not touch this statement I have just made, it's taking a while to sort through whether women are capable of sorting out blue collar jobs. I can't imagine the amount of time it's take to get through all the legal issues and human error , I do not currently accep…	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 07:48 AM
1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it Finally, we are getting onto the same page You are absolutely correct that whilst some devices need but a code to operate, many machines need someone there to operate it. Which is the great thing since it doesn't have to be a man or woman operating it, only that they know how to use it.	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 07:36 AM
1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it I have no idea how you have gotten this, but somehow you have gotten under the impression that I believe men are useless. I don't, absolutely do not and I believe that men are extremely resourceful, have equipment and have ingenuity. The point I'm fighting for is that women have these too. Yet somehow your taking my point that women have ingenuity to think that I'm saying men don't. Which is simply not true Also slave robots, where is this coming from. I haven't made a single point about robots,…	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 07:06 AM
1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it CYBERNETIC ENHANCEMENT?!?! Where did you pull that from? But I do believe industrial equipment and ingenuity can easy bridge the gap. An engineer is extremely valuable in this, These days we use drones which can detect and reach survivors in emergency situations. They can build shelters, safe water and waste disposal systems ect. All without much effort needed because they design a system which makes it easier, faster and more effective. They are a creative bunch of which fortunately is a skill …	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 06:53 AM
-1	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it Of course I believe men use machines in construction sites. I'm a man who has used machines a lot of times to do various tasks. And I don't believe machines are used for everything in construction. Also I was using your example to try and convey my point. I'm not going to try to break down the entire argument because it would be highly ineffective and would take too long. It would be a topic that goes for months to finally get through because running a society has thousands of roles. Please don'…	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 06:33 AM
0	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it Again a valid point you have made. Because of general anatomy, women may never be able to compete in muscles. Fortunately we have hit the age where we have machines, sure in the physical heavy lifting they will almost never reach our level. But with machines and simple ingenuity, strength starts to no longer matter. Also it's worth to note that with training, an average woman can lift up to 72kg. Yes men increase in strength faster and have a larger plateau But my point is that women can lift th…	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 06:17 AM
-11	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it You are right in that there is a vast difference in ratio for these types of jobs. The strange thing is that the ratio is rapidly evening out as more woman are starting to take interest in these jobs. It may never become exact ratios, but my point is that women arent as unskilled This is just in today's society, as such I predict that in a city without men, more women will step up to these roles. I sincerely ask you not to underestimate humanity. People will always step up to new roles and respo…	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 05:37 AM
24	people blaming man for crimes in post about a poll on woman only city where most didn't supported it I actually think your wrong that women don't have enough knowledge on how to make society work. Rather I believe they will find out that it isn't a utopia because we are all humans. Unfortunately all humans are imperfect by nature, they will find out the hard way. Fortunately the city would still run but crime would most likely increase because the enforcers of the law will be lax, thinking that crime will drop because men aren't in it. Which just isn't true Well that's my theory at least	/r/MensRights	01/07/22 03:59 AM
1	Feminism In my personal experience, the wisest thing to do is never argue with an idiot. Because it's impossible to beat them, you can use sound logic but since they don't understand the meaning behind your words, they will never accept your arguments. As such, only an idiot can successfully argue with an idiot because they will be playing each other and their stubbornesss will cancel each other out (only a theory of course) (Btw, I classify there to be a difference between idiocy and stupidity. One wher…	/r/MensRights	21/06/22 04:40 AM