Pippen1984 Archive

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4	Feminist anti-rape activist whines about men frightened of dating her I did an M.A. in the social sciences, which are a bastion of left-wing, radical feminism. They're all carrying Carole Pateman's "The Sexual Contract" and spouting about rape culture. I went on a date with this girl who seemed great until she talked about her "advocacy." The only thing I can say was that she was bat-shit crazy. There's no unifying definition of "rape" and has been made such a nebulous contruct that any unwarranted attention could be 'social rape' or 'cultural violence' where rape…	/r/MensRights	27/10/15 03:46 PM
16	Author of Rolling Stone's fake rape story apologizes to "victims of sexual assault," but not to her victims of false accusations. She and her editors and fact checkers keep their jobs. Publisher says there will be no policy changes at Rolling Stone. I hate to say it, but Rolling Stone magazine has gone from the heady days of Hunter Thompson to its current back-water, bullshit infested tome. It's tried to stay edgy to remain relevant in a digital world, but let's be honest: the people who started reading Rolling Stone when they were young are pushing 60 and no one under 30 even remembers it. This was a hatchet job intended to bring in huge numbers. A cover story that was going to cause non-buyers to pick-up an issue and read, voraciously, th…	/r/MensRights	06/04/15 01:55 PM
84	Woman falsely accuses man she barely knew of rape in order to reconcile with her mother, turns his life into a living hell In the second grade, I was playing in the school yard when our teacher came tearing over. She grabbed me by my arm and pointed her finger in my face. She was screaming so loud that other teachers ran over. She was raving at me and I couldn't understand what was going on. She then explained that I had touched a girl's bum then pushed her down when she was going to tell. I was so scared and shocked that I didn't say a word. I didn't cry. I didn't protest. It was another teacher who had been playin…	/r/MensRights	24/02/15 04:35 PM
2	Student Banned from Areas of Campus for Resembling Classmate's Rapist Cripes.....	/r/MensRights	19/02/15 04:29 PM
11	Student Banned from Areas of Campus for Resembling Classmate's Rapist It was very surreal. At first we couldn't believe what had happened. And then we couldn't understand why people were defending her. The class was on a Thursday evening (we all had Fridays off) so we went to the pub after and got trashed and ranted about it. The following semester, I got hauled into the academic dean's office (who was my thesis adviser) after my classmates complained that I had outlined huge flaws in their research design. Luckily, my adviser was a stickler for research and had m…	/r/MensRights	19/02/15 03:30 PM
23	Student Banned from Areas of Campus for Resembling Classmate's Rapist It was a really annoying two years. I'll tell you this: About mid-way through our first semester of the program, we had a research assignment to present. We had been working on it for about 7 weeks, so we all had fairly large projects. But, not her. Her project was about 3 PowerPoint slides that had nothing to do with anything. She was asked by a teacher to 'explain' and not simply read and she burst into tears. I mean, full-on crying. After she shuffles out, this do-gooder hippie says that the …	/r/MensRights	19/02/15 03:09 PM
18	Student Banned from Areas of Campus for Resembling Classmate's Rapist The grad school part doesn't surprise me. We had a woman in our program who clearly didn't belong. She had been let in because of the progressive nature of her 'research' which was little more than her opinions. She didn't have the intellectual chops for the work but was given "accommodation" work, which was basically some assignments in lieu of her actual required work. Graduate programs are so afraid of being "unprogressive" or seen as regressive that they'll do almost anything to accommodate …	/r/MensRights	19/02/15 02:35 PM
1	"My concern now is that in the education process, we have been pushing [out] the boys. Because if we have the [girls] well-educated and the boys are not, then later on, the women will not be able to find suitable mates." This is sadly a real important issue. In Russia, where I did a lot of research for graduate research, there was a growing trend of single-Russian (and increasingly Lithuanian, Latvian, Ukrainian, etc) women who had no suitable mates -- men, who had been systematically ignored by western NGOs and development dollars, have fallen behind and into the arms of drugs and alcohol. More and more, there is a serious crisis where men have few career opportunities and are reliant on the grey market to subs…	/r/MensRights	18/01/15 08:17 PM
6	Always with the double standards. The funny thing is that as this girl gets older, she's going to realize she made a terrible mistake. I know many women (and men, don't get me wrong) who decided that they were only going to date "10s", the kind of perfect physique, well dressed and self-important oaf that looks good at 10:30 at night. The problem is that they invariably cheat or fall apart. People whose sole focus is on themselves, either their career, their looks or their money have no time for anyone else. She's going to turn …	/r/MensRights	18/12/14 03:16 PM
13	Rolling Stone retracts UVA rape story This is the problem. This is why people are dubious of rape claims. All it takes is one notable example to spoil it for others. Think about the damage that could have been done to this individual had they named him. The private investigators retained to search his background would have no doubt caused irreparable financial and social hardships. He could have faced charges, charges which will show-up on a record check. This man's life may have been altered because a woman, who seems to fit the de…	/r/MensRights	05/12/14 08:53 PM
2	Frustration Which province?	/r/MensRights	18/11/14 12:58 PM
6	Feminist group harasses random men to "raise awareness" for harassment of women. None of the men really cared and they all pointed out, despite insistence they should "know how it feels", that they've never done so. The thing is, I could walk around where I live (biggest city in Canada) and find 10 hours of footage and distill-down the 90 seconds of the most annoying things. We have Buskers, barkers, lunatics and odd-balls. We have louts, creeps, loudmouths and street preachers. We have grabby hustlers and demanding beggars. Just like NYC. Just like London. Just like LA. Just like Sydney. Just like Paris. That's life in the big city. Sadly, that video did nothing but amplify an argument by selectively showi…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:47 PM
5	15 Year Old Boy Commits Suicide In Adult Prison. He Was Charged And Convicted As An Adult At The Age Of 13. Many of the adults in adult prison do not have the intellectual acuity and maturity of an average adult. A friend of mine did a doctoral dissertation on a related subject which found that many were intellectually limited. Often they came from homes that were rife with abuse and neglect. Of those in the study, most of the incarcerated had poorly developed social skills, almost no ability to empathize and were on a 3rd/4th grade level in terms of reading and comprehension. Violent behavior is ofte…	/r/MensRights	24/09/14 03:39 PM
1	Amy Poehler explains how men are never expected to do and be everything like women are. Quite genuinely "you wouldn't understand what it's like to be a woman". I don't actually disagree with standpoint theory writ-large; however, I agree 100% that it has been hijacked by feminists who posit an a priori argument of 'inter-subjectivity' based on common categories of sex and gender over many other more nuanced classifications. My own research focuses on immigration, and standpoint (or viewpoints) are valuable at explaining certain key differences: immigrants from one part of Russia may have nothing in common with another due to socio-demographic realities…	/r/MensRights	01/09/14 08:39 PM
38	Amy Poehler explains how men are never expected to do and be everything like women are. Quite genuinely "you wouldn't understand what it's like to be a woman". And the award goes to /u/shoggoth1890! The irony of her comments, or indeed comments whether they be from Rich or Dworkin, are that women are able to understand what men are now going through, while we have yet to understand their human condition. It has always amazed me that third-wave feminists have some unimpeachable intellectual high ground.	/r/MensRights	30/08/14 06:02 PM
24	Why I falsely accused father of abusing daughter': Police leant on me to stand by claim, social worker told tribunal. You know what scares the hell out of me? We've become a society so bent on finding sexual deviance behind every corner that when a father takes responsibility and raises a child, unconditionally loving his daughter, he can easily be labelled a paedophile and a creep. Did no one do any secondary investigating?	/r/MensRights	09/08/14 03:31 PM
4	Why I falsely accused father of abusing daughter': Police leant on me to stand by claim, social worker told tribunal. This is frightening.	/r/MensRights	09/08/14 03:31 PM
1	Need advice please. No. Unless she's taken legal action and you cannot afford an attorney, you are not going to get to get legal advice. A lawyer would probably charge anywhere from $150 to $500 for a consultation and may charge a retainer fee if you decide to proceed with legal action.	/r/MensRights	10/11/13 09:38 PM