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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	I really feel like my ex-wife will be an anchor around my neck the rest of my life. Wow, all I can say is I'm sorry. You'll make it. The kids are worth it, you know they are. There's nothing harder than divorce, and you seem to be handling it like a champ, especially with the abuse you took beforehand. Stay strong, brother.	/r/MensRights	01/12/10 05:55 AM
0	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." I did read the majority of the links and comments before judging them, and really I'm only judging 5 people, as that is the extent of people that posted or commented. It is a very small subreddit. They, of course, have the right to their beliefs. I would never want them silenced, as that would be completely against everything I believe. The price of democracy is allowing people that offend you to speak as much as they like. I wasn't arguing their right to say whatever they like, I was just argui…	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 07:40 PM
2	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." I thought you might bring that up. I agree that there are a large number of misogynists in mensrights. I've been abused by a female, so this issue came to my attention. I have since realized it was an individual abusing me and not females. I do not believe that there is systemic oppression of men by females. My belonging to this group is more a holdover from my initial reaction to being abused. Now, that said, it's not a very good analogy. The links and comments are clearly racist. They rail aga…	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 08:50 AM
-1	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." Oh please. It's called subtext. Are you honestly going to argue that these people are worried about the rights of white people with no ill will at all towards other races? That is either extraordinarily obtuse or completely disingenuous. It is generally understood that white "rights" is code for racism. It may not be given that definition on the surface, but sub-textually it is clearly there. Furthermore, by supporting the rights of any one group a person implies that another group is oppressing…	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 08:11 AM
0	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." affirmative action was necessary at a point in our recent history. Go to Alabama in the sixties and tell me they didn't need some laws forcing those assholes to let black people go to school and work. Tell me they didn't need laws forcing men to allow women to work there without being pawed and denigrated. It may not be like that anymore (mostly. I've personally seen a lot of racist and sexist behavior, even in this day and age) but it was not so very long ago. Edit: Typo	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 07:48 AM
0	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." It would seem they only have three active members. One person submitted all but two links.	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 07:44 AM
-2	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." Who are whites asking for equal rights from? We (I'm white) are the majority. Both in numbers and positions of power. And don't even mention Obama; He may play basketball but he's whiter than I am. Motherfucker went to Harvard Law School.	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 07:40 AM
-2	I'm not an MRA, but you might want to ask these folks not to link to your subreddit as "related." There's a racist subreddit? That just seems...wrong somehow.	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 07:16 AM
3	Does homophobia affect straight males too? Girls definitely have it easier when it comes to malleability of gender roles as it pertains to sexuality. They can comport themselves in a variety of ways from tomboy to girly-girl and no one gives a damn. Men have to be tough manly guys or they're fags or pussies.	/r/MensRights	16/11/10 02:11 PM
5	Does homophobia affect straight males too? People have often thought I was gay. I'm not. I've been hit on by gay men (usually not an issue, unless they're drunk and assholes, I tell them I'm not into guys and they go away) I've been rejected by girls for not being "manly" enough, and I've been picked on for being a "fag". Does homophobia affect heterosexual males? It has me.	/r/MensRights	16/11/10 02:41 AM