RowanHarley Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
142	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it	General	RowanHarley	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 02:48 PM
43	What's the best counter arguement to "Longer prison sentences, higher suicide rates, higher rates of homelessness, etc." are all issues created by men	General	RowanHarley	/r/MensRights	08/11/20 01:31 PM
1	Not sure if this belongs here, but the close mindedness here made me angry. She cannot comprehend how she is wrong, and resorts to calling it mansplaining. How does this word exist?	General	RowanHarley	/r/MensRights	13/05/20 12:30 AM
1	Not sure if this belongs here, but the close mindedness here made me angry. She cannot comprehend how she is wrong, and resorts to calling it mansplaining. How does this word exist?	General	RowanHarley	/r/MensRights	13/05/20 12:27 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
4	This got removed in r/teenagers but. Dear women, People probably seen the headline and didn't bother to read it, especially considering how it was one of the last points in the paragraph. Reddit mobile only shows the first couple sentences if you don't click on it	/r/MensRights	27/03/21 02:47 AM
2	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it True, but I think if we move to making generalisations, it will just give us a bad look. Just because some women do it doesn't mean we should. I'm against making generalisations. Yes, there's a lot of insolent women, and so-called feminists that feel the need to call all men bad, but we shouldn't stoop to their level	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 11:36 PM
5	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it I think generalisations will never help. I know plenty of women who agree that these generalisations towards men are bad. Assuming all women are bad doesn't make you much better than those who assume all men are bad. You can be cautious, but it's bad to assume that someone is a bad person because of experiences you may have had with some	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 11:23 PM
4	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it If they break their friendship over you calling her out, that's really on her. I will gladly debate anyone I see post that. It's not right. If it were towards anyone other than men, it would be offensive. It's such a double standard that shouldn't exist	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 11:20 PM
3	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it Wow, that's definitely surprising. I didn't realise its been tried. Did it call out the fact that women can't be charged with rape? I don't see a reason why it shouldn't be changed. If it wouldn't make a difference, why not change it? The fact that women can't be charged with rape is bad enough, but what's worse is, even in the US, being forced to have sex with a woman is only sexual assault. Petitions were one idea of activism I could think of, but I think we can all agree that preaching to the…	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 11:18 PM
15	I think there's a growing issue with generalisations made against men, and something needs to be done about it That's just disgusting. It's a testiment to the many double standards that exist. It's sad that we've come to the point where a man is endangering his reputation by simply hugging a child. So much has to change, but this subreddit is just preaching to the choir. We need to do more than just talk about issues amongst ourselves, we need to highlight the issues to others.	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 02:55 PM
1	Delete if not allowed. Man posted a story about how his wife lied about being on birth control and tricked him into having a kid - I recommended he join this sub and share his story. INSTAbanned from r/offmychest - this is their response when I appealed. Have since been muted. I'm tempted to create a post speaking about this, but instead of a woman lieing about birth control, I'll say the husband lied about having a vasectomy/being infertile, or something along the lines of this, and seeing how much visibility the post gets	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 02:04 AM
2	What's the best counter arguement to "Longer prison sentences, higher suicide rates, higher rates of homelessness, etc." are all issues created by men Wow this is a very well structured argument. I can't see any good counter argument to this	/r/MensRights	08/11/20 02:11 PM
3	What's the best counter arguement to "Longer prison sentences, higher suicide rates, higher rates of homelessness, etc." are all issues created by men I could go with that, but knowing how this person is, they will blame it on the systems men put in place to cause these problems.	/r/MensRights	08/11/20 01:37 PM
2	HONK HONK I mean I usually agree with a lot of the stuff being said on this subreddit, but the lady evidently was forced to work a 24 hour shift, which would affect her ability to think straight in such a situation. I believe the onus should be on those who gave her such a long shift. A doctor being dismissed for believing in biology is stupid beyond many means, Although I don't think it's comparable to this incident, which the woman showed remorse for	/r/MensRights	05/05/20 11:14 PM