P3RUN Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
19	'Are You That Someone?' Posters around my city for both sides of the coin. It makes me so happy to see this. It's bad enough when people think that only men can be perpetrators, what's worse is when they think that only women can be victims.	/r/MensRights	04/07/14 12:32 AM
17	I found this. I'm starting to feel ashamed to be a man. I shouldn't feel this way. Confirmation bias to the extreme. This is what happens when people consolidate the entirety of their attention towards only one side of the argument, and the internet has made it easier than ever before for people to completely block off the arguments of people they don't like.	/r/MensRights	27/05/14 03:57 AM
12	Never made sense to me Let me clarify that we're not arguing that MGM is just as bad as FGM - I'd say most MRAs would agree that FGM is worse. But both are reprehensible, and only one is banned...	/r/MensRights	01/05/14 06:37 AM
3	Guy does exactly what many of us would do as a precaution when dealing with a woman stalking him, /relationships doesn't believe him. Wow. That's utterly outrageous. If you reversed the genders in that situation...	/r/MensRights	05/01/14 05:51 PM
-44	Woman holds man captive, threatens to kill him, & slices his genitals - Huffington Post finds this hilarious and reports it Sharon Osbourne style Look, it's horrible that the man was tortured, and it's insensitive that Huffington Post makes a joke about it, but is this really something we need to complain about? The MRM has always been about free speech, even when it disagrees with our points. If Huffington Post wants to throw in a few jokes here and there about a very serious issue, so be it. Look, at least Huffington Post is reporting on the issue in the first place. They're bringing light to the fact that woman can commit violence just…	/r/MensRights	02/01/14 04:56 AM
5	'When a man masturbates in public, it’s creepy and it’s criminal and women feel at best grossed out and at worst violated. When a woman masturbates in public, it’s …. a really funny article for Cosmoplitan?' Look, I think most people agree that no one should masturbate in public. Cosmopolitan is sensationalist bullshit, and they even know it themselves. Let's try not to be the subreddit that complains about some random lunatic on the internet. We don't need to stoop down to that level in order to make our case that men are discriminated against by the legal system and society's standards. We have more important battles to fight.	/r/MensRights	28/12/13 12:20 PM
7	Circumcision Debate Oscar, I looked back through some of your previous comments, and it seems like you have no idea whatsoever what the Men's Rights Movement is about. I'm posting this because I honestly want to help you, and the fact that you came over here to debate shows that you're not blocking yourself off from contrasting views. You make this assumption that feminism is inherently pro-equality, and since sometimes the MRM clashes with feminism, the MRM must be opposed to equality. What you must understand is …	/r/MensRights	28/12/13 05:23 AM
4	Saw this on /r/f, think she really got raped? While there's no evidence she was raped, there's no evidence she is lying. Adhering to the policy of "innocent until proven guilty," neither party should be punished. If we want to expel her despite being unable to prove she is lying about being raped, then we are no better than the college kangaroo courts that expel students for allegedly committing rape when there is no evidence on them. The high school made a mistake by punishing her. If neither side can prove their case, neither side should …	/r/MensRights	25/12/13 06:35 PM
2	Unattractive women have several options to change important physical features (breasts, butt, weight). Unattractive men have no viable options to change important physical features (height penis size) Height discrimination sucks, yeah, but is this really what the men's rights movement should focus on? Is this seriously worth our attention? Honestly, not really. There are more important men's issues that we should focus on instead.	/r/MensRights	30/11/13 07:06 AM
2	Need help with a speech Here's a good link that comes from the sidebar.	/r/MensRights	29/11/13 07:21 AM
119	TIL that men are totally and completely disposable in American Society today. And that's why men are more driven to become wealthy and powerful: so they'll finally matter. Only if a man acquires wealth and power do people start to care about him just as much as they would care about a woman. We see this all the time in the court and healthcare system: men don't really need the same rights unless they have money and power. Maybe we would have fewer male CEOs and Congressmen if men could be treated with basic human decency without needing to be rich and powerful. Ever thoug…	/r/MensRights	22/11/13 02:53 AM
5	Hi MRAs, wanna help me with a journalism assignment? I see two unfortunately common stereotypes of MRAs. The first is an extremely conservative new earth creationist who thinks women should stay home and obediently serve their husbands, as that is what the Bible tells us to do. This straw-man is, of course, also incredibly racist and homophobic. The second is the typical "neckbeard" - unemployed and living with his parents, four hundred pounds overweight and grossly unclean. This stereotype believes women are the cause of everything wrong in the w…	/r/MensRights	20/11/13 03:45 AM
57	Men in Sweden are at least as, if not more, likely than women to be victims of domestic violence I'm not surprised. There's hardly anything to stop women from committing domestic violence, so why not? The fact that the man can't easily get help afterwards makes it even more alluring.	/r/MensRights	18/11/13 02:07 AM
6	This post was removed from r/AskReddit in 54 seconds: It was called "Soap Boxing". I think some you guys aren't completely familiar with how AskReddit works. It's not a subreddit for debate over an issue, and it's not for questions that have yes/no answers. Spend a few minutes looking through the top threads in that subreddit...NONE of them are Yes/No questions, not a single one. It's just not how the subreddit works. This isn't about discrimination, or feminism, or oppression, it's just the subreddit following its rules. I go to AskReddit a lot actually, it's probably one of …	/r/MensRights	10/11/13 03:40 PM
8	What made you realize that Mens Rights was a legitimate issue? I honestly didn't even know until recently. I had just never thought about it much. I had just assumed women had it a lot worse - that's what everyone had always told me, right? It wasn't until I was just randomly browsing subreddits when I saw /mensrights, I read up a bit, and completely changed pretty quickly. I just wish I could have learned about this all earlier, and I wish other people would have the same chance to be enlightened like I was.	/r/MensRights	03/11/13 01:47 AM
22	I go to UC Santa Cruz and they have a confessions page on facebook. Figured I'd anonymously look for other MRAs in the school there....I am not entirely surprised by the response. Unfortunately, the term "MRA" has been slandered into oblivion. If your day hasn't been ruined already, check out what the average college student thinks an MRA is. I doubt I'll ever be able to comprehend the mental gymnastics required to convince yourself that someone who supports equal rights for men is the equivalent of someone who wants to "abolish women's rights" - seriously that's actually one of the top definitions. Yeah, I think I'll go cry now... Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that …	/r/MensRights	09/10/13 11:14 PM