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2	This would probably qualify as hate speech in 2020🙊 What does this have to do with mens rights? Why is this place turning into a "men good woman bad" MGTOW type of sub?	/r/MensRights	11/03/20 07:50 PM
1	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. Yeah so lets leave it at that. Maybe well see each other arround man, until then have a good one.	/r/MensRights	09/03/20 10:28 PM
1	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. I might respond to you later when I have more time in more detail, only some things that came straight to mind: Trump is fascist No, he certainly is not. He is an idiot tho. But he is not a dictator and he is not extremly right. He is a chauvinistic simplistic mind tho. Lenin Fashism Fashism is ultranationalized far right dictatorship, and as such, like I said by the scientific Definition, lenin couldnt have been a faschist as he is not far right our problems bad woman problems good The only thi…	/r/MensRights	09/03/20 03:44 PM
1	Girl asking me in a comment section if I'll cry, I own it up and say yes. Why did you have to make the OG post about gender anyways, OP?	/r/MensRights	09/03/20 05:06 AM
0	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. Sorry but you just sound delirious now. 1. Of course there if evidence of the Sovjet Union improving living standarts. Google it for once. 2. Lenin wasnt a fascist and by the scientific defintion of fashism couldnt have been 3. Trotzky didnt play a huge role in the developedment of the SU and was exiled when Stalin took power 4. Facts dont care about your feelings means it doesnt matter what intentions Lenin or Trotzki had when comparing mesuarble diffrences in living conditions 5. The living co…	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 11:59 PM
1	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. I missread your comment, but then your arguement why they shouldnt held in "our" country doesnt make sense. Also, the February revolution was not about primary about marxism. It was about lifting suffering from the population, which it did in the following years. Many forget that for the first few years and in most aspects even for a long time after that the sovjet union made huge progress and bettered the living conditions for the population. Linking the february revolution to stalin-era terror…	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 09:27 PM
1	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. Woman were threated like shit in modern day 3rd world countries too . Why shouldnt these woman be allowed to celebrate the victorys they fought for too? Also, from the top of my head, the februar revolution in russia in 1917 was started by a womans day march.	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 09:19 PM
1	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. Of course important things happend on march 8, like I said, the fighting for their freedoms. And I do belive that in some countrys not even 200 years back woman were threated as slaves. Sold of at a young age, not having any rights, doing only what they are told and generally being threated as objects. Of course their physical hardships werent as great as the ones slaves had/have to endure as it only was a comparison.	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 08:53 PM
4	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. What archivements in mens rights would you celebrate on that day?	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 03:59 PM
11	I complained to Google, and you could do the same. I wasn't mean about International Women's Day, I just pointed out their hypocrisy. I am pro mens rights and entirely equalist but Im judt here to share my piece. I think womans day should be celebrated, but for the same day you would celebrate a liberation- or victory- or unityday. To remeber the great things that happend on these day. The woman that went out on the street to fight for their right to vote, their right to fight, their right to work and their liberation. This does not infringe on mens rights. Just like celebrating the freeing of slaves does not infrindge on the …	/r/MensRights	08/03/20 03:07 PM