RahXistahh Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Japan: Scientists create mice with two biological fathers for the first time - in breakthrough that could pave way for gay men to have children in future You can bet it does. This research aims to be an alternative to the traditional and natural process of building a family. It aims to become the reason for "men not needing women and, hopefully (for them), women not needing men". You need women for many more reasons apart from reproducing and so do women need men, but there's no research on that side about it, rather the opposite. Welcome to the "strong and independent" narrative.	/r/MensRights	13/03/23 10:39 AM
2	Japan: Scientists create mice with two biological fathers for the first time - in breakthrough that could pave way for gay men to have children in future Both genders have been oppressed throughout human history, but yet we only ever care about women's oppression. Stop playing the marxist oppression game. You get oppressed, I get oppressed, everybody gets oppressed. If everyone is oppressed, then who's really being oppressed? The key is to have every human in a revolting feeling so change "for the better" is forced. Well, look at where the "change" has led you. I'd rather be living my life 30-40 years ago where most of society still believed in t…	/r/MensRights	13/03/23 10:35 AM
-1	Japan: Scientists create mice with two biological fathers for the first time - in breakthrough that could pave way for gay men to have children in future There's no "modern feminism". It has always been the same bunch of crap. Simone du Beauvoir is too old to be "modern". Some lads from the mens rights side have the exact same diagnostic on society as those feminists, just the opposite way (i.e. men are the victims of everything, the oppressed, etc). The issue isn't in finding who are the actual victims, playing the "oppression game". The solution becomes clear when you understand that the "victims, the oppressed" are the ones attempting to victi…	/r/MensRights	10/03/23 12:54 PM
0	Japan: Scientists create mice with two biological fathers for the first time - in breakthrough that could pave way for gay men to have children in future Remember when there was a wall between the ones who embraced marxism and the ones who chose another path? A new wall needs to be built. Nobody needs to be the problem, we simply go to opposite sides and never interact, ever again. Hopefully the non-marxist side doesn't make the same mistake twice of demolishing the wall. Your side chose to be there after all.	/r/MensRights	10/03/23 12:51 PM
-12	Japan: Scientists create mice with two biological fathers for the first time - in breakthrough that could pave way for gay men to have children in future This is disgusting and humans should be fighting for understanding between men and women, not for the war of sexes. Both are different but complimentary and it infuriates me that Marxists from both sides are being louder than any other voice and creating both the problem and their solution (the fight).	/r/MensRights	09/03/23 05:40 PM
8	My brother’s wife lied about birth control… My older brother didn’t want any more children. He already has two amazing kiddos. His wife (now ex wife) lied about being on birth control, and they got pregnant. SHE* got pregnant. Sorry man, I understand what you mean by "they got pregnant", as in they both have a child on the way. But in this day and age things are so weird that one has to make sure it is mutual understanding that women are the baby carriers for the first 9 months in order to decide whether it is viable continuing a conversa…	/r/MensRights	01/02/23 09:20 AM
8	This Is Why Men Suffer. Oh I didn't punch her, just shoved. We were sitting on typical bar counter high benches so the shove made her fall which didn't look pretty at all. She was scratching me for attention, chased me around when I sneakly switched places with another dude after getting drinks. Things got out of hand when I attempted to make a joke about her clinginess. I was trying to shame her a bit so she would shy away and stop bothering me so much, instead she felt entitled to slap me across the face. The shove w…	/r/MensRights	20/12/22 01:01 PM
44	This Is Why Men Suffer. I'll never forget the day. I was out with friends at night, there was this girl in the group who was into me but I was into her friend. After some beers she starts talking crap and gets violent with me, with me telling her to calm down and go home despite being hurt. Nobody gave a fuck, not even the group of friends. They only cared when I got sick of hit and hit her back, that's when the whole building turned on me. I was 17/18. From that point on my tolerance for that crap has been zero. Start…	/r/MensRights	20/12/22 10:10 AM