Perseus1111 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
8	Until today. I thought MHA would be offended to learn that their text is being used to spam /mensrights. Fuck you, professor plum. It's interesting that they are too scared to go after feminist blogs or reddits - choosing instead to try and be internet bad guys to other mens groups. I presume they are just too frightened to ever talk to an actual woman, having spent their lives behind computer screens, hence lack of real credentials or degrees.	/r/MensRights	02/02/11 02:22 AM
5	Banging a new girl who claims to be on Depro. Is there any way I can confirm this? Child support is not always calculated by how much money you make on paper. I have known guys who were unemployed who have to pay a fair chunk. With all due respect, you're being an idiot for a few moment of your dick feeling nice. If the kid is yours, you will pay. Women can get intelligent lawyers too, and forensic accountants. You've got some kind of bizarre hubris about this, and it ain't gonna be pretty when you fall.	/r/MensRights	02/02/11 12:16 AM
13	Until today. I thought MHA would be offended to learn that their text is being used to spam /mensrights. Fuck you, professor plum. I always assumed it was the owners spamming - I thought that organization is basically just two bombastic spazzes with no credentials trying to sell their spew to chumps, unaware that they're a joke.	/r/MensRights	01/02/11 10:25 PM
6	Banging a new girl who claims to be on Depro. Is there any way I can confirm this? Don't rely on someone else for your reproductive power. If you don't want to have a vasectomy, wrap it up. There's not too much your attorney and CPA can do if the child is biologically yours - don't get cocky just because you know some professionals. Not giving you shit, man, that's just realism. If how good your dick feels for a little while is worth a big chunk of your income, then take the risk. Otherwise, be smart.	/r/MensRights	01/02/11 10:08 PM
6	Man forced to pay child support after woman secretly kept his sperm after oral sex to get pregnant. ? Do you mean people are pussies because they won't kill children they can't take of? I don't know how to interpret cull there. (Did not downvote in case I misunderstood you.)	/r/MensRights	01/02/11 08:09 PM
10	Man forced to pay child support after woman secretly kept his sperm after oral sex to get pregnant. I can't put my penis in a college degree	/r/MensRights	01/02/11 07:26 PM
1	Can I be a Gentleman and a Men's Right's supporter? Im the same way, except I think were both probably pretty polite to both genders without realizing. I hold open doors for other guys and would help a dude carrying crap up the stairs. Being aware of misandry does not mean and should not mean one should have piss-poor douche manners.	/r/MensRights	30/01/11 11:26 PM
28	Barnes and Noble kicks father out of the kid's section because apparently all men are pedophiles I politely let them know there may be a discriminatory customer service problem at one of their branches in Plano that potential and formerly loyal costumers were becoming aware of. I feel they should know how it might reflect on them as a corporation. http://www.barnesandnoble.com/help/customer_service/morehelp.asp?cds2Pid=8510 It probably will not do anything but I felt better.	/r/MensRights	29/01/11 11:21 PM
2	Here's a link to the text of Oleanna, a play by David Mamet. I consider it a very good read for anyone interested in Men's Rights. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. I really enjoyed this play. (read in college) Thanks for link! The way he volleys power in dialogue makes it like a tennis match to read. It sparked so much debate, too, because it was ambivalent, imo. People want to see him as misogynist, but I think that's really simplistic. It would be easy to dismiss any author who was just a mouthpiece for a political point of view, but he affords limited dignity and strength/depth to Carol and her point of view, by the end. And, John is often depicted as s…	/r/MensRights	29/01/11 04:55 PM
1	r/mensrights, would it be dumb of me to ask this kind of help from reddit at large? Well, let me be perfectly clear that I don't know anything about the law, but I had a buddy whose ex took their kids out of state without informing him, and he found a thing that made that to be a form of kidnapping. I'm not suggesting you could do that, but a lawyer would know about stuff like that. If she is suspected of a felony, like kidnapping, it's going to make your case against her much easier. Again, I don't really know one way or the other, but lawyers in the general populace of Reddit…	/r/MensRights	21/01/11 02:41 PM
3	r/mensrights, would it be dumb of me to ask this kind of help from reddit at large? Have you thought about selling your art? I don't know if that's something you do, but I could see Reddit maybe responding positively to an exchange rather than donation. Maybe you could find a lawyer who could offer you some free advice or loopholes, too.	/r/MensRights	21/01/11 01:20 PM
1	Women paying more than men for health insurance? Discrimination. Men paying more for life and auto insurance? No problem. Feminists only want rights when it benefits Women, not equality. Are you the same guy who got banned for spamming posts trying to get people to buy his "book" awhile ago? Your use of capital letters and invective makes your argument sound very rational and coherent. You should definitely try this rant out on the street-corner while accosting random passersby and pigeons for money.	/r/MensRights	20/01/11 11:02 PM
9	Feminism’s next move is to increase its entrapment of men in every way possible.... What’s really heartbreaking about the Holocaust is that some Jews probably could have gotten away but didn’t realize how bad things were going to get. Godwin's?	/r/MensRights	20/01/11 02:00 AM
9	A 79-year-old man can be prosecuted for allegedly raping his wife almost 50 years ago even though it wasn't a crime in 1963. That's interesting and terrible if so - do you have a source or link for that law? (not from blogs but from news sites or government site) I'd really like to know the exact wording of the law. It's not coming up on google for me so far.	/r/MensRights	20/01/11 01:31 AM
9	A 79-year-old man can be prosecuted for allegedly raping his wife almost 50 years ago even though it wasn't a crime in 1963. Well, if he actually raped her then I hope she finds justice, but I have no idea how they could possibly make a compelling case without real physical evidence. I wish we had more details one way or the other, but glad they are omitting the guy's name, at least. I like this reddit, but uh, rape is wrong no matter who it happens to and whether or not it was illegal at the time. I can't imagine this reddit thinking a person who molested a bunch of kids, or a woman who raped a man, should escape jus…	/r/MensRights	20/01/11 12:49 AM
25	Putting men down, treating them as creepy pervs, mocking them in the media is a social barometer of how bad women feel about themselves. Men work more (job+housework), spend less, invent more, build more, risk more, do more. Women who feel worthless and insecure feel better seeing men denigrated. I don't disagree with the sentiment in the title: "Putting men down, treating them as creepy pervs, mocking them in the media is a social barometer of how bad women feel about themselves. Men work more (job+housework), spend less, invent more, build more, risk more, do more. Women who feel worthless and insecure feel better seeing men denigrated", necessarily, but it's not in the slightest bit accurate as to that article's contents. Come on. There's no need for that kind of false emotive sensati…	/r/MensRights	16/01/11 02:52 PM