R3kterAlex Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	The "Man Cave" - a disguised negative thing for men? Personally I kinda like the term Man Cave. It sends me to the thought of a BatCave, like my own personal space where I train to fight crime, except I dont know how to fight and my BatComputer isnt a super computer, just a medium-end PC. I dont really find it sexist, its kinda a fun term and I dont think I've seen an instance where the term Man Cave is used as to offend someone.	/r/MensRights	19/12/21 08:34 PM
3	Hate subs are okay as long as it's directed at men. Absolutely disgusting. Some people are just nuts. There is no point in arguing with someone that calls the other gender an enemy like we are in some sort of war. At least people like her dont get popular enough to promote these ideologies, with the exception being GypsyCrusader ( not a feminist but a racist).	/r/MensRights	12/12/21 04:34 PM
3	Same shit, different year. it's all about how popular a thing is. Women's day gets lots of positive attention, while men's day does not. If there was a popular thing about being racist - like a Be Racist Day, I guarantee all the ethics of the big companies would go to hell and they'd promote it too, if there were only positive consequences.	/r/MensRights	19/11/21 08:10 PM
1	I was sexually harassed by a woman at work. I reported her to her male superior and I was crucified. what about the female coworker? Cant she testify that at least the parts that involved her were true?	/r/MensRights	17/09/21 09:12 AM
1	Why do other men and women mock me for my long hair? I have long hair myself and never gotten negative comments. If your friends do this to you, find better friends. If it is a stranger telling you that, tell them to fuck off and mind their own bussiness. Actually nvm, I just remembered, my cousin (which is 20 years older than me) told me that I look like a woman. The guy is practically a farmer, and a quick "So what? Mind your bussiness." might have offended him but he never brought it up again.	/r/MensRights	12/09/21 01:32 PM
5	Random person commented on a post of mine saying 'Girls cant rape boys' and proceeds to present an incredibly lame justification. I later find out he watches animal porn. P.S- Just a question, how do i deal with people who straight on deny that men cannot be raped by women? Well guess I'll have to call my lawyer about that.	/r/MensRights	03/09/21 12:03 PM
7	Random person commented on a post of mine saying 'Girls cant rape boys' and proceeds to present an incredibly lame justification. I later find out he watches animal porn. P.S- Just a question, how do i deal with people who straight on deny that men cannot be raped by women? You put your dick in it against its will.	/r/MensRights	03/09/21 11:50 AM
3	So the majority of deaths were men, but they feel the need to point out the women and kids. Most of these deaths were civilian and are all equally tragic, regardless of if they are women or kids. Yeah sure try to take a terrorist gun, you'll be shot down in half a second. I actually suggest you try taking a (toy) gun from someone and tell them to pull the trigger when you try to make a move. You wont move half a centimeter before you'll be shot. That is in the case you are held at gunpoint and not blatantly shot at. In the case you are already being shot at, I dont give anyone even a fraction second to resist. Now congrats, you tried to resist a man with a gun. Although I am sure you wou…	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 08:22 PM
3	So the majority of deaths were men, but they feel the need to point out the women and kids. Most of these deaths were civilian and are all equally tragic, regardless of if they are women or kids. I am not concerned about getting praise for giving up my life. I am concerned that most likely I would have died in a meaningless way in that situation. For me at least I know if I have the ability to save myself I will, I am no comic book hero, nothing I can do, especially in a massacre against armed terrorists. As I said, unless there was someone that I was remotely close in the same situation, I'd take the chance to save myself. I know my family wouldnt want me to give up my life for a strang…	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 07:59 PM
3	So the majority of deaths were men, but they feel the need to point out the women and kids. Most of these deaths were civilian and are all equally tragic, regardless of if they are women or kids. I agree, biologically man are in general stronger than woman, but there are enough out there to be doing just fine against a male competitor. The only situation I can see myself in that I would risk my life for someone close to me were a titanic situation. If my family was in danger, I'd rather give my space up on raft boat and try to survive on my own then risk someone else from my family dying. But I'd like to have the choice, and I would 100% not give a shit if there were other people that ne…	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 07:47 PM
8	So the majority of deaths were men, but they feel the need to point out the women and kids. Most of these deaths were civilian and are all equally tragic, regardless of if they are women or kids. Yeah sure dude. You are talking out of your ass, like I said, you'd run as fast as you can to any threat to your life. The only exception I can think of is if someone close was also in danger. Random strangers on the street? Go whiteknight for someone else, we are not in the 6th century. Women are no longer property, they are fully capable of thinking and acting for themselves. Some are stronger than males, and I guarantee you there is at least a few dozen million women that can destroy your ass…	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 07:27 PM
11	So the majority of deaths were men, but they feel the need to point out the women and kids. Most of these deaths were civilian and are all equally tragic, regardless of if they are women or kids. It is like stating " its your responsibility to kill yourself because you are clearly inferior". It is not my responsibility to protect strangers, women, kids, or other males because they arent able to protect myself. There are specific organizations to do that, and as a normal male I do not, you DO NOT have the responsibility of others' safety. And because it's human nature, even if you say that it is part of being a male to do protect the 'weak', the first potential threat to your life you'll …	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 07:14 PM
3	Redditors, what is the most sexist event in your school life that no one seemed to care about? Not really a sexist thing but in third grade I accidentally stumbled on another's female classmate bag and made it fall to the ground. The girl literally attacked me, she had quite long nails at that age and started clawing my face. I clawed her back and pushed her away. She started crying "How dare you hit a girl". Head-teacher came in, we told our sides of the story, other classmates told what they saw and the head-teacher asked her how I was going to explain to my mom about the deep scratches…	/r/MensRights	10/08/21 07:33 PM
5	I keep hearing "men don't approach women anymore" on reddit and youtube. Is it true and how do we even know? Ive been refusing to flirt for a while now. I am young, I still have time to find that special someone. But right now, all I see around me is a bunch of toxic women. A girl asked me out a year ago, I knew her for two. She had a boyfriend , and honestly cant imagine being in the position that guy is in. They are still together to this day. Dont know how it didnt cross my mind to tell the guy back then what happened, but honestly I dont want to be involved in a scandal, being called a liar or rapi…	/r/MensRights	31/07/21 02:23 PM