Ozzy9517 Archive

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0	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law Earl Silverman's legacy is a polarizing one, no doubt, and his efforts to bring attention to male abuse victims should be praised. But, theory and practice are two different things which is why he continues to be so polarizing. He opted to blame feminism by perpetuating myths like women commit equal amounts of sexual violence against men which has been debunked endlessly and repeatedly. He targeted his ire at feminism (challenging an antiquated system built on gendered oppression) and refused to…	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 02:03 PM
0	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law Slowly now. Say it again. Keep going now, you're almost there	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 01:21 PM
0	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law No, feminists have been very clear on the threats of the patriarchy and often point out how it harms men, too. In Canada, where I'm from, feminists lobbied very hard for paternity leave and were successful. I'm not sure what this backed into a corner thing is, but pointing out that anti-choice policies (as an example) is inherently misogynistic and born from men's hatred of women and their desire to control women is not incorrect. Its true. You can be a man and understand that they're not callin…	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 12:56 PM
1	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law This new law was born froma case were men literally got away with a gang rape caught on video	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 12:44 PM
1	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law No, feminists don't ignore that. They have made it very clear that conservatism and the patriarchy are to blame. Feminists vehemently opposed Barrett's appointment to the SC. Feminists are also acknowledging that these laws are steeped in misogyny and are therefore patriarchal. That has to be addressed. But the only way to make it clear that the blame does not squarely rest on men for all these new gestational torture policies is for men to be VERY CLEAR that they oppose them. But too many loser…	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 11:22 AM
1	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law Yeah, women with brains in their heads, correct.	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 02:16 AM
2	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law Yeah, you can be a woman and hate women. Look what conservative women did to women in the US. They turned them (and themsleves) into incubators with arms and legs. Fkn animals	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 02:15 AM
0	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law Sucks that men don't get to rape anymore. Damn those simps and feminists	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 02:14 AM
1	Spain passes ‘only yes means yes’ sexual consent law I suppose some men are quite fed up with antiquated rape laws and men being constantly sold to the public as prehistoric rape machines, unable to control their impulses. The spoonfeeding of enthusiastic consent to generations of men is humiliating to all men and dehumanizes men. Men, afterall, are responsible for the bulk of sexual violence against women, men and children so I do wish the law encapsulated all the ways in which all groups are suffering because of sexual violence. I suppose some m…	/r/MensRights	27/08/22 02:13 AM
-1	My family's response to the Men's Day infographic. How would you guys have responded to them? It's not objectively false. The foundation of custody laws were built on women taking care of children and men working and providing. Historically men did not want their children and created the law to reflect that. Has it changed? Become stricter? Unbalanced? Sure. Feminists fought for increased financial protection for themselves and their children as their opportunities were severely limited. Pressure intensified on men for sure. I believe there needs to be Ministry of Boys and Men's Issues t…	/r/MensRights	20/11/20 09:52 PM
-6	My family's response to the Men's Day infographic. How would you guys have responded to them? But men built family law?	/r/MensRights	20/11/20 09:17 PM
-2	My family's response to the Men's Day infographic. How would you guys have responded to them? I think what the person is trying to say is that they are the primary caretaker. I think. If they're suggesting that mothers are more important than fathers, than that's obviously false. But I think the implication is that women have more dependents (which is true) and are likely to be single mothers compared to single fathers (which is also true) and thus children would have no guardians of women were jailed more. Not saying that any of this is great - just saying I think it was poorly worded.	/r/MensRights	20/11/20 07:08 PM
10	Commentator got it wrong. This is who needs to see Kamala speak tonight. Amen	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	08/11/20 02:51 AM