RandomDerp96 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-3	What are your thoughts on Andrew Tate? the feminists already shows you don't want a debate it good faith.	/r/MensRights	19/08/22 07:35 PM
6	Thinking about a vasectomy... It is absolutely super duper common for women to need their partners signature. It's also fairly common to be refused even if you are single. And even if you have endometriosis. Fucking refusal despite endometriosis dude.....	/r/MensRights	11/08/22 09:32 PM
1	Feminism Mate, women have it worse in many situations. But not all. Workplace harassment is one example. Sexual harassment and Catcalling. Date drugs. Human trafficking. Child brides. Forced pregnancy. Honor killings. Healthcare discrimination. (it's real. Up until recently most drugs have only had trials on men, and the same applies to many many illnesses, and because of that, diagnosis on women is difficult to impossible. Adhd for example manifests differently in women and men)	/r/MensRights	05/08/22 06:00 AM
1	Feminism Dude..... You are stupid beyond belief. Either that or willfully ignorant. Let me ask you this : are transgender people treated equal to cis people? The answer is: fuck no. More nuanced: on paper they are equal, in reality they are discriminated In every way. It's same for men and women. On paper they are equal, in our society they are not. It's undeniable that in some areas women have the upper hand, but in many others, they lack rights and acknowledgement. Aknowledging that doesn't mean you fo…	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 10:26 PM
2	Feminism How is being allowed to get a hysterectomy female supremacy? How is being allowed to say no to sex a female supremacy? How is being allowed to divorce a female supremacy?	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 09:28 PM
2	Feminism No. You literally told me "well, women can just not have sex if their husband refuses to let them get a hysterectomy." So it's on the man using the woman's body as leverage. If she is allowed to get the hysterectomy for her own fucking body, then sex is on the table. Also you seem to be massively misogynistic.	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 08:00 PM
2	Feminism Yeah that will be the logical conclusion. No more sex for men. That's what you want? Lol.	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 07:27 PM
3	Feminism What? The man having a say in hysterectomy is fine? Fuck no. If the woman doesn't want to carry a child ever, that's her fucking decision. The fuck?	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 06:14 PM
1	Feminism Nah, it's only a child At a later stage, and at that point, the woman can't abort. First stages it's a lump of cells, and neither the man nor the woman has any obligations. Also, the part about the child staying with the mom..... Was about adoption you dingus. Not about forcefully taking it away.	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 03:58 PM
0	Feminism Nah if both of you agree to fully drop parenting rights, you don't have to. But I think even then the man should pay for the pregnancy related costs, just not child raising costs. Also, denial of vasectomy is 1 to 13,or 1 to 40 depending on whether it's a physician or a clinic. But every single time I hear a woman talk about voluntary hysterectomy, they talk about having to ask 5 different clinics. Even when they have excruciating pain due to their organs, they still get refused because "what if…	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 03:47 PM
-1	Feminism Last time I checked you can get a vasectomy without your wife's approval. And also, how is having a parasitic being in your body and not being allowed to remove it despite you literally dying the same as a man?	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 03:26 PM
0	Feminism Idk, losing abortion rights and not being allowed to get hysterectomy unless your husband agrees is a big cut of rights.	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 12:58 PM
-5	Feminism "not all men" is way too often used to dismiss someone that has been assaulted. "but remember, not all men are like that" well duh, obviously they aren't. Doesn't change the fact that I was assaulted a few days ago (I wasn't, it's a scenario im creating here) Using it whenever a woman tells a horrible story is the same as straight pride and white pride. It should only ever be used when someone generalizes all men.	/r/MensRights	04/08/22 12:57 PM
2	Women can't handle emotional Men Your partner is shit. End of discussion. My mom would never turn away a person, male or female, that's going through hard times.	/r/MensRights	02/08/22 05:01 PM
1	[Serious] What is a commonly ignored form of sexism that men face? Statistics?	/r/MensRights	28/08/21 09:47 AM
1	Jordan Peterson "Men are Dying and Breaking Themselves in Half" Nah the initial post was about risks that are still forced on men. Being a truck driver isn't forced on men. It's forced on poor people, and men tend to take this job. While women in poverty are more likely to do jobs like cleaning or taking care of elderly people. It's not directly forced on either though. Men can decide not to drive trucks and instead wipe old people's shit stained butts for 1/4th of the wage, but have lower risk of dying. Like dang, the job im doing right now, taking care of …	/r/MensRights	25/08/21 11:58 AM
1	Jordan Peterson "Men are Dying and Breaking Themselves in Half" While not as common as male truck drivers, female truck drivers exist. And it's shit. They have even more trouble using the bathroom than male truck drivers. If you wanna compare things at least pick something only men can do. Like being kicked in the balls.	/r/MensRights	25/08/21 04:18 AM
1	Masculinity may have a protective effect against the development of depression — even for women I've read plenty of fds since it pops up on the trending page frequently, which sucks. And I'm not bigoted against the mentally challenged, but I'm bigoted towards retarded people. For those with mental disabilities I don't use such a term. Only for people like incels. Mentally handicapped people still function with empathy and reasoning, albeit differently. Incels don't. They refuse to reason.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 05:23 PM
-1	Masculinity may have a protective effect against the development of depression — even for women And why is soyboy slang for effeminate boys? Because retarted self proclaimed alpha men believe that soy feminizes men. Also, you can have feminine and masculine traits. They are not mutually exclusive. Femsplaining also is quite the stupid term o.o Well what can I expect from an incel. Here I thought mensrights was a good sub, while redpill and such were the bad ones. This is getting comparable to the femaledatingstrategy sub. It's sad.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 05:02 PM
0	Masculinity may have a protective effect against the development of depression — even for women Attacking my masculinity because you have no counter arguments? That's pathetic. Also, I don't kill the spiders in my home, neither does my bf. These critters are useful.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 04:38 PM
0	Masculinity may have a protective effect against the development of depression — even for women Must be pretty sad to realize that soy doesn't feminize you. It has phyto estrogen, but not much. And these phyto estrogens have very low bio activity They barely even attach to the receptors. To get any feminizing effects, you would have to eat like 5 kilograms daily. Milk is far worse. And even tap water is more feminizing than soy.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 04:04 PM
1	Jordan Peterson "Men are Dying and Breaking Themselves in Half" Commuting a 1000mile trip by car perhaps. Because the risk of an accident is 1 in around 400 per 1000 miles of traveling. And the risk of dying in a car crash is 1 in 103. So effectively 1 in 4000 for every 1 thousand miles you drive. Considering a commute to work is like 15 miles, that makes it 30 daily, which is 3/100th of the 1000 miles. Making the risk of a single commute 3 in 400.000. Risk of dying from pregnancy is around 1 in 5000, a bit less than that. So still higher than a single commu…	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 02:24 PM
0	Jordan Peterson "Men are Dying and Breaking Themselves in Half" Childbirth is still immensely taxing and quite dangerous. The average man doesn't have to fight off threats. I would say threats decreased for both, outside of War times. And the average person, male or female, works minimum wage trash jobs like packing shit at an Amazon factory. Which is sad in its own way.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 08:10 AM
0	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. People are uniformly biased against women in stem and male dominated fields. The reverse applies to men in female dominated fields, as I've said multiple times already. Sexism depending on the field of work very much exists, and it exists as an issue we need to face. Stop denying that. And no, I don't have anything against men, just against men that deny reality. I support changing rape definitions, more parental rights for men, better divorce laws, etc. I don't support idiots claiming women are…	/r/MensRights	22/08/21 07:37 PM
0	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. Woop woop, racism and subconcious bias is not a thing in this world. Today I learned something new :3 Weirdly enough male teachers are advised to never be alone with a female student. But if such biases don't exist, I must be hearing things. /s. Dude, getting rid of sexism in society takes a while. Even if all the laws are 100% fair and unbiased, the people are NOT. There is countless social experiments like changing only the name on the resume, and suddenly the feedback changes. Damn I'm tired …	/r/MensRights	22/08/21 03:46 PM
1	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. Are you playing dumb on purpose? Obviously it doesn't forcefully stop you from taking that career path, but it very much makes you subconciously think it's weird to go that path. We don't teach kids that long hair on boys is weird, yet I got bullied in school for letting my hair grow. Kids absorb such stuff like a sponge. And its also part of the reason that we feel awkward about male caretakers. Because it's not normalized. And it's not seen as a masculine job. And yes, the more we show that gi…	/r/MensRights	22/08/21 08:57 AM
-2	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. "it's not just black people, it's poor people" Yes, poor people face housing discrimination. But black people more so than white. Same with sexism in masculine work fields.	/r/MensRights	22/08/21 07:12 AM
-3	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. God fucking damn it we are speaking about stem, not work as a whole for fucks sake. Obviously men face sexism in other work places too. Caretakers for example, men are constantly asked to do the dirty or heavy work, and people doubt their ability to take care of others. Men are not seen as capable of working with children etc. Are you all just building straw man arguments and fallacies on purpose? We had one topic and you all keep widening it just so you don't have to admit that this particular …	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 06:40 PM
0	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. Yall are closing your eyes to a very very immensely obvious truth. Let me turn it around so all you people can actually see it. Sexism in the social sector. People don't trust men with direct child care. Male teachers are advised to never be alone in a room with a female student. There, very obvious sexism that hits men. Now that it's not women, even the people on this sub should be able to see the issue.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 06:26 PM
-1	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. I am a trans woman that lived 23 years as a man. Now no one knows I ever had the body of a man. Treatment changes drastically. People rarely doubt a man doing Handy work, sometimes they do, but it's rare. But now, no one let's me do my own fucking shit when I do anything typically masculine.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 06:24 PM
-1	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. It's not about receiving more help in stem. It seeps trough every single part of society. People refusing a female car mechanic, not wanting a female plumber, heck even in everyday life, people assume I dont know shit about computers because I'm a woman. While they always asked for help before my transition, now people push me away from the pc to try and desperately fix it themselves.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 04:02 PM
0	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. You fail to take into consideration all the other factors. Like how people are raised. How many women in modern TV are it specialists, compared to men? Such things very much impact people's personality if they grow up with it early on. Why do most girls have long hair while most boys have short hair? Because it's the norm, they see it in society, and copy that.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 02:22 PM
-19	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. The last sentence of your prior comment implies that women simply make excuses, and that there is no issue at all. It's all made up to gain benefits through victim hood. I would consider that quite sexist. You also ignored my view on the issue, having experienced both sides personally. The world isn't anti woman, and men have other issues that we should Adress, but workplace sexism is still a huge thing, no matter how much you deny it and push the blame on women.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 11:40 AM
-28	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. Dude. I've seen both sides. I grew up as a man, and now live as a woman with literally no one knowing in transgender. Women being harassed and not taken serious in the technical field is very real. It is very much not the same as your Co workers just being assholes in general. It's sexism. You also seem somewhat sexist truth be told.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 10:58 AM
-22	An incredible dumb person on a other subreddit just pointed out that 90% of countries and companies are run by men- so therefore ALL men are privileged. That's like pointing out that most NBA players are black and super rich, therefore all black people must be wealthy. I'm their defense, being a woman in stem sucks. People, be it on purpose or subconciously, don't trust your skills and always belittle you. Even other women. Working in such an environment is taxing as hell and I understand not desiring that	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 10:18 AM