Sabremesh Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Cyprus: British woman, 19, accused of making false gang-rape claim is crowd funding the defence. OP: This comment from the article is very apt "When serving in the Police force, we were told that: Rape is easy to accuse, difficult to prove, and even more difficult to disprove". As I said in my earlier comment, that convenient "selfie" is pretty laughable as evidence. What does it prove? It isn't clear who it is, or when it was taken.	/r/MensRights	09/08/19 05:21 PM
2	Cyprus: British woman, 19, accused of making false gang-rape claim is crowd funding the defence. OP: This comment from the article is very apt "When serving in the Police force, we were told that: Rape is easy to accuse, difficult to prove, and even more difficult to disprove". I believe the "False Accusation" flair is premature in this instance. The woman appears to have consented to sex with more than one guy, but it seems this devolved into a gang-rape with several others becoming involved without her consent. Also, serious questions have been raised about the conduct of the police in this case, and how/why the woman supposedly retracted her allegations. My understanding is that the woman spent 8 hours in a Cypriot police station without legal representation, becaus…	/r/MensRights	09/08/19 04:44 PM
-6	Feminists admit feminism is just for women, are opposed to egalitarianism. Feminism - really, the clue is in the name. It has only ever been about the promotion of women's rights, at the expense of everyone else's, including children. This is why feminist advocates never stop pushing (let alone concede ground) even in areas where women have more legal rights than men, such as family law. What everyone should demand is: Equal rights, equal opportunities, equal treatment. The playing field will be equal, but the outcomes will vary, because they are down to what you contr…	/r/MensRights	14/02/18 03:00 PM
8	Germany taking a big step against Cuckoldry Personally, I use 3.1415, but I'm sure others go even further. Actually, for four places of decimals, rounding up to 3.1416 would be more accurate.	/r/TheRedPill	31/08/16 12:06 AM
1	Had a one night stand, she wants to keep it. Help!! ( canada) It's a "one-step" by compliments. I think that's good news. It is very important you do your own research on this - if necessary ask a pharmacist, but I believe this is one of the basic urine tests that only works after a woman has missed her period (menstruation). As I mentioned earlier, if she was fertile seven days ago (the supposed conception date), she would not have reached her usual menstruation time by now. So, if the image she sent you of the "positive" test is really hers, it's almost …	/r/MensRights	07/08/16 07:55 PM
2	Had a one night stand, she wants to keep it. Help!! ( canada) Seven days? That's very unlikely to be true then, because most self-tests don't work until the woman's next period is due which is 14 days after ovulation, and it is unlikely that a woman can still conceive a week after ovulation (ie 7 days ago). So it sounds like you're being scammed. You're a good target because, as you've told us, you have a good job = $$$ in her mind. Either she was already pregnant when you had sex (and she knew it - it's why she had unprotected sex with you) OR she's not p…	/r/MensRights	07/08/16 02:10 PM
1	Feminism has gone too far says universities admissions chief as she calls for positive action to help more boys study degrees Affirmative action was ... to create, hopefully, an unbiased admissions system. Its purpose was actually to create a biased admissions system, so as to counteract perceived biases further upstream in the education system. In regards to this article, which is about the UK (where affirmative action is not a thing), the issue is more to do with how children are taught and assessed. Until the 1990s, school performance in most of the UK was purely based on exam results (at age 16 and 18), a system th…	/r/MensRights	05/06/16 08:19 PM
4	The difference between Alpha and Beta I think true alphas are too busy making money and fucking women to be reading shit like this on /r/TheRedPill. In any event, this parable is misleading. Self-confidence is a necessary condition for true alpha status, but it is not "sufficient". Confidence will enable you to seduce many women, sure, but there has to be some alpha substance (ie not just a facade) for attractive women to actively try to seduce YOU. That's the true definition of alpha, surely. Also true alphas are recognised as such…	/r/TheRedPill	15/10/14 12:58 AM
5	Victim:"That's the man that raped me!" Prosecution:"Ma'am, that's the interpreter." (x-post from /r/Maine) It's an embarrassing situation, granted, but it shouldn't invalidate a trial automatically. Eyewitness testimony is not very compelling on its own. It could be down to something as banal as the woman having poor eyesight, or not wanting to make eye-contact with the defendant. Presumably the accused had already been visually identified at some point before the trial. In addition, there appears to be some physical evidence (fingerprint) which would be far more significant than a visual (mis)identi…	/r/MensRights	28/11/12 07:00 PM
6	Male privilege [x-post from r/pics] But, but....you mean women aren't the primary victims of war? Mind blown (into tiny pieces by an artillery round).	/r/MensRights	18/11/12 02:57 PM
10	Pediatricians Decide Boys Are Better Off Circumcised Than Not : NPR The medical profession in the US has a conflict of interest on this issue (circumcision is a nice little earner for them). I think parents would be well advised to heed the medical advice from other developed countries which are not conflicted, and which don't advocate the systematic genital mutilation of infants for profit.	/r/MensRights	02/09/12 10:59 PM
7	"Men are basically unevolved dogs", "the Y chromosome is broken", "men are just testosterone damaged versions of women", "all humans are born female". This is the kind of hateful bigotry currently infecting the skeptic movement. First of all you boldly state "there's no such thing as race" and then you ask me for a definition of it! I think you may be a bit of an idiot.	/r/MensRights	05/08/12 10:01 AM
12	"Men are basically unevolved dogs", "the Y chromosome is broken", "men are just testosterone damaged versions of women", "all humans are born female". This is the kind of hateful bigotry currently infecting the skeptic movement. You are relying on an arse-backwards definition of "race". If you had access to basic common sense and a pair of spectacles (since you are clearly crippled by myopia), it would be quite obvious that there are distinct physiological differences between humans from different parts of the world.	/r/MensRights	05/08/12 09:06 AM
7	Does anyone else feel like men have been stabbed in the back and the social contract between men and the rest of society is now broken? And after getting over the shock do you now feel absolutely free and unrestrained by customs and morals in regards to women? do you now feel absolutely free and unrestrained by customs and morals in regards to women? You think we should throw morality out of the window. What are we, savages?	/r/MensRights	23/04/12 08:37 PM
1	Reddit comment: 16-yo guy has sex with 20-yo girl. Nothing happens to her; HE'S put on the sex offender registry. Could this actually have happened? Did he force her to have sex? Even if he didn't, she might have claimed this was the case to exculpate herself from a statutory rape charge.	/r/MensRights	05/04/12 01:03 PM
1	Man banned from being alone with his own daughter (who he lives with) after reporting child porn he accidentally found being distributed on the net (there are no accusations that he did anything other than stumble across it by accident as far as I can tell) Here is an alternative scenario, because the very idea that someone would actually go to the POLICE to report that they were "downloading some files illegally when they accidentally downloaded some child porn" really does stretch credulity. Innocent until proven guilty and all that, but let us suppose it was the wife who actually found these images on the guy's computer. She confronts her husband who tries to fob her off with the "downloaded by accident" excuse. She then insists he goes to the p…	/r/MensRights	07/03/12 12:05 PM
3	GirlWritesWhat on Unwanted Sex vs. Rape Wanting/not wanting is not the TEST for rape. It is quite possible to consent to something you don't really want or desire, in the absence of illegal coercion. I consent to cleaning the toilet from time to time, but do I want to do it? Do I fuck. Do people sometimes consent to having sex without really feeling like it (ie unwanted sex)? Well, yes they do. It is only rape when they say "no". Consent (implied or explicit) is everything. Conversely, if a woman really wants sex and yet clearly says …	/r/MensRights	18/02/12 02:54 PM
1	Would Mandatory Paternity Tests Protect Children? Women might well be more likely to use protection when cheating, and this would spare some spouses from catching STDs from their unfaithful wives, so yes, a good thing from that perspective. I am not pro-life but I think the modern "consensus" that abortion is just another type of contraception with no wider implications than the rights of the host female is philosophically untenable.	/r/MensRights	12/12/11 05:18 PM
1	Would Mandatory Paternity Tests Protect Children? There is a reason which doesn't seem to have been mentioned. Whilst I am absolutely in favour of mandatory paternity testing, there is little doubt that it would increase abortion rates. Many women who go to full term now, knowing (or suspecting) their spouse is not the father, would terminate to avoid the test.	/r/MensRights	12/12/11 04:54 PM
6	Working to Outlaw Infant and Child Circumcision – A Wise Strategy, or Not? Wise? I am not sure if that is the right question. Human rights transcend "wisdom", and freedom from (non-consensual) mutilation (for social or religious reasons) is undoubtedly a human right.	/r/MensRights	04/12/11 04:12 PM
5	New York protester says her goal is to "ERADICATE MALES", ABC News video (fast forward to 2:08) As regards the US, I am sure you are right. In many EU countries, this type of placard would be a criminal offence - if not for incitement, then for hate speech.	/r/MensRights	18/11/11 05:23 PM
8	New York protester says her goal is to "ERADICATE MALES", ABC News video (fast forward to 2:08) What if it said "Kill a nigger and I will give you $1000"?	/r/MensRights	18/11/11 04:57 PM
10	New York protester says her goal is to "ERADICATE MALES", ABC News video (fast forward to 2:08) Incitement to genocide is a crime. Incitement to gendercide should be too.	/r/MensRights	18/11/11 04:04 PM
1	A Norman woman accused of having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old boy has been ordered to stand trial on multiple counts of rape, sodomy and committing lewd acts with a child. Is this a story from the 11th century, or is this woman a time travelling perv?	/r/MensRights	11/11/11 03:26 PM
2	Lawyers for Dominique Strauss-Kahn have proof the IMF chief was at a restaurant having lunch with his daughter at the time he was alleged to be sexually assaulting a hotel maid: Reuters Strauss-Khan had a private suite. He didn't pursue the maid down a public corridor, so there won't be any cctv records.	/r/MensRights	16/05/11 09:19 PM
0	Society has achieved a full inversion of values when hard working, intelligent, kind, sober men are known as "beta" Primitive human societies operated this way and it is only in recent human history (particularly with the Judaeo-Christian doctrine of MONOGAMY) that beta males were able to compete more fairly for access to females. However, rising income inequality between the rich and everyone else, particularly in the US, has once again resulted in a skewed sexual marketplace. The majority of women gravitate towards a limited pool of rich/alpha men (ie excluding 90% of men), and inevitably, most of these wom…	/r/MensRights	27/02/11 01:43 PM
4	Society has achieved a full inversion of values when hard working, intelligent, kind, sober men are known as "beta" Only a beta male would say this. Similarly the only people who think we live in a classless society are lower middle class. It is partly denial, partly because they have no experience of alphas/upper classes.	/r/MensRights	27/02/11 01:29 PM
3	Quotes like this seriously disturb me. About as valid an argument as saying that "women who are raped can sometimes gain from the experience".	/r/MensRights	14/02/11 02:08 PM
2	High profile woman poker player changes her moral position on the acceptability of 'sexist' female-only tournaments (after winning $9,000 playing in one) The "intimidation" excuse is absurd. Women simply aren't good enough to compete consistently at the highest level. Why the surprise? Virtually all competitive activities (physical or intellectual) are segregated on gender lines at elite level, and those that are not (eg Scrabble) are completely dominated by men. All humans are in competition, but competition amongst females is largely passive - a woman's looks are primarily responsible for her ability to secure high quality mates (however unfair…	/r/MensRights	19/01/11 07:39 PM
2	WTH! Is this true? Foreskins in Oprah's Facecream - CafeMom Once the foreskin is removed it doesn't really matter what happens to it. Totally disingenuous argument. Can't you see that?	/r/MensRights	19/11/10 01:16 PM
11	Steep Drop Seen in Circumcisions in U.S. You need to think beyond your own little world, and consider the ethical implications of an unnecessary mutilation of another human being. Even if you think it's acceptable to inflict this procedure a male infant, would it be OK at age 4? Or at 8? Or at 12? The logic seems to be that a baby does not know/feel what is going on, so it's acceptable. It isn't.	/r/MensRights	27/10/10 11:14 PM
1	The road ahead of us is just so long... Fair play to you. I believe that the inviter should naturally pay for the meal of the invitee without the expectation of anything being returned (the invitee's acceptance of and attendance on the date is sufficient consideration to complete the contract). However, it is good manners of the part of invitee to offer go dutch if they feel that there is "no future" with the inviter. Of course, if the invitee does feel there is a future, they can and should reciprocate by offering to pay for the next…	/r/MensRights	13/10/10 09:34 PM
1	A woman asks if men in Western societies should have a ritual that marks the transition from boyhood to manhood analogous to the Jewish bar mitzvah and the rites/rituals practiced in African tribal societies. Our "paki" shops (term is not PC) also sell toiletries, tinned food and have a display of wilted vegetables which nobody buys. More synonymous with "corner shop" I guess.	/r/MensRights	27/09/10 09:51 AM
0	A woman asks if men in Western societies should have a ritual that marks the transition from boyhood to manhood analogous to the Jewish bar mitzvah and the rites/rituals practiced in African tribal societies. Look, we already have a ritual like this in the UK. It doesn't have a name, but it involves making an under-age purchase of a 2-litre bottle of diamond white cider from a "Paki" shop, and drinking so much you puke and then fall unconscious on the pavement.	/r/MensRights	25/09/10 06:45 PM
3	With regard to Male vs Female circumcision: "Right, except that one causes a shitload of problems and lifelong issues and pain and the other does not." So, if I can interpret what you're saying, a painful and unnecessary pseudo-medical procedure on a human infant is fine, as long as they're not girls?	/r/MensRights	25/07/10 05:45 PM
7	A housewife is extremely valuable. Why is this not reflected in alimony settlements? Strange that a word that doesn't exist can still get 2,150,000 hits on Google. You do know how to use Google, right? Note: Saying the word aloud WILL give you zero matches in Google, but this is not normally a reliable result. You actually have to type in the word you are looking up.	/r/MensRights	25/07/10 10:50 AM
5	According to Army Times, 18 Vets Commit Suicide Per Day In England vets take care of animals. Perhaps American vets would be happier over here?	/r/MensRights	13/07/10 10:21 PM
1	A Parents Worst Nightmare - 15 Year Old Boy Falsely Accused of Rape You have stated that being accused of rape is worse than actually being raped. The logical extension of your staggeringly nonsensical point of view is that you would rather be murdered than accused of murder. As well as being unbalanced, you have delusions of intelligence far above the reality of your special needs, and it would be unfair of me to taunt you any further.	/r/MensRights	08/06/10 09:22 PM
0	A Parents Worst Nightmare - 15 Year Old Boy Falsely Accused of Rape You are clearly unbalanced.	/r/MensRights	08/06/10 04:58 PM
1	A Parents Worst Nightmare - 15 Year Old Boy Falsely Accused of Rape There are estimated stats on the likelihood of an actual rapist getting sent to jail, and it is considerably below 10%. Realistically, the chances of an innocent person being sent to jail for a rape they did not commit must surely be less than 1%. So, on balance, the false accusation would be preferable, simply because you would have a good chance of clearing of your name. Just ask yourself, would you rather be raped or accused of rape.	/r/MensRights	07/06/10 05:23 PM
8	A Parents Worst Nightmare - 15 Year Old Boy Falsely Accused of Rape I daresay the parents of a 15 year old daughter who is raped might think their "nightmare" is just as bad. I think reddit needs to remember that not every accusation of rape is "false". This is the defence strategy in virtually all cases of actual rape, so it's important to keep an open mind.	/r/MensRights	07/06/10 11:26 AM
6	Is it offensive to ask your girlfriend / wife for a paternity test, even if you don't suspect her of cheating? Well, ask yourself this. Is it offensive for a woman to dupe a man into a believing a baby is his, when she knows it is (or is likely) another man's? What would be a reasonable course of action for the duped man, in your view?	/r/MensRights	04/06/10 09:03 PM
2	When a woman says she was raped, I don't believe her. You seem to be agreeing with me. I refer you to my first comment in which I said. "It is more rational and much fairer to keep an open mind until you hear the evidence". The original OP said he would "not believe" (ie treat as false) any rape claim by a woman. I am saying he should keep an open mind until he has heard the evidence!	/r/MensRights	16/05/10 11:31 PM
3	When a woman says she was raped, I don't believe her. It is called "prejudice" - he has decided in advance that an accusation of rape must be a lie, irrespective of the facts. Rape exists, it is not a myth. In fact it is an integral part of what it means to be human, and has proven to be a successful procreative tactic by males throughout human history. I will stick my neck out and say that every human alive today owes their existence to to conceptions from forced intercourse in previous generations. However, at an individual level, rape is a gross…	/r/MensRights	15/05/10 12:37 PM
6	When a woman says she was raped, I don't believe her. Frankly, I hope you never get to serve on a jury, because you are clearly someone who would struggle to make an impartial decision. You are no better than a "feminist" who believes all accusations of rape are automatically true. It is more rational and much fairer to keep an open mind until you hear the evidence. Also, I don't want to mess with your preconceptions but for every man who goes to jail on a false rape conviction, a dozen genuine rape cases end in an acquittal, and a hundred never ev…	/r/MensRights	13/05/10 11:53 PM
22	"Women have always been the primary victims of war. Women lose their husbands, their fathers, their sons in combat." Hillary Clinton (Am I crazy? Is she saying that when men fight and die for their country, their homes and families that the women are the real victims?) The men are killed. At this point they become a statistic, which disqualifies them from ongoing "victimhood" status that feminists esteem so highly. On that fucked up logic, yes, women are the "primary victims" of war.	/r/MensRights	28/04/10 10:20 AM
3	r/MensRights: What are your views on abortion? Wait. Can you hear that heart-wrenching noise? It's the sound a baby foetus makes when your doctor chops it up inside you. Look, I support a woman's right to terminate. I do find it appalling that so many women who exercise their right to choose end up doing so on more than one occasion, as if it were a trivial lifestyle choice like having botox. Let's just agree to disagree.	/r/MensRights	25/04/10 11:11 PM
1	r/MensRights: What are your views on abortion? I'm more concerned with the welfare of children in the societies the 'opt-out' scheme would produce. I see. So why are you not "more concerned with the welfare of the children" who are chopped into little pieces and removed from the womb with forceps?	/r/MensRights	25/04/10 09:39 PM
4	r/MensRights: What are your views on abortion? Abortion is sexist and the law should be modified. I mean why should only women be allowed to murder foetuses? But seriously, since a prospective mother can decide to sever the connection between herself and the foetus she is hosting without the father's consent, this right should be extended to the man, in the sense that he should be allowed to sever any legal link or financial obligation between the foetus and himself. Incidentally, women can also do this legal severance thing even after the b…	/r/MensRights	25/04/10 04:20 PM
4	My brother was recently arrested for downloading porn from a site he thought was legal. FBI to subscribers of r/jailbait: be afraid - all your history of deviant downloads are belong to us.	/r/MensRights	20/04/10 12:07 AM
3	19-year-old with cognitive delays charged with sex assault on a child in Denver. He is being charged even though he is nothing like the victim's description of her attacker, DNA evidence ruled him out and the DA seems to have destroyed video of his interrogation. Cognitive delays, retarded, slow - these words are idiotic euphemisms, because really dumb people are not simply slow in achieving comprehension - often their brains are not capable of comprehending a concept however much time they are given. They are cognitively impaired.	/r/MensRights	09/04/10 10:57 AM
-3	153 Trapped in Chinese Coal Mine Flood, but they might only be men. but honestly it doesn't really bother me. of course you don't, they are "only" Chinese. But seriously, vastly more men than women are killed in industrial accidents, and the press is not much concerned with such stories. Particularly if they happen in another country.	/r/MensRights	01/04/10 03:53 PM
7	(On buying a ring): "If we are equal partners, what is she buying me?", response (by a woman) "Oh come on" Absurd comparison. Diamonds are not affected by wear and tear or mechanical obsolescence - they are virtually indestructible in normal use as jewellery, so there is no good reason why they should mysteriously depreciate by 50% (which they do!) on leaving the jeweller's. You are paying a massive premium or "social tax" to demonstrate your undying love for your fiance. Just like you pay a massive premium for those large wooden boxes, sorry, caskets when a loved one dies. You will be made to look a…	/r/MensRights	19/03/10 05:17 PM
0	Is it an issue that men face? then it's a men's issue. It may not be exclusively a men's issue, but it is a men's issue. According to this logic every issue that has ever affected a man is a men's issue. At which point, MR becomes meaningless.	/r/MensRights	19/03/10 12:06 PM
19	(On buying a ring): "If we are equal partners, what is she buying me?", response (by a woman) "Oh come on" Diamonds are NOT worth a lot when are you trying to sell one - they are a scam designed to make de Beers and jewellers rich. Buy a $1000 diamond ring from a jewellery store and see what you can sell it for. You won't even get half your money back, because nobody wants to buy second hand retail diamonds....because they are a scam.	/r/MensRights	19/03/10 11:39 AM
1	MEN'S RIGHTS! Stop linking to the Daily Mail! It is a tabloid website and shouldn't be taken seriously. Proscribing what redditors should and should not read because you don't like the message is something the Daily Mail might do. This makes you a censorious, petty fascist and therefore, a hypocrite. I demand the right to read whatever shit I want. So fuck you.	/r/MensRights	19/02/10 05:38 PM
1	Hey, folks. Why don't you come over and give some advice to a man who wants to know how to befriend other men? Yew...	/r/MensRights	16/12/09 11:03 AM
3	Tiger Offered $5 Million to Endorse Adultery Coincidentally, the same amount that Tiger bribed his girlfriend to call off her press conference.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 11:47 PM
1	"If the act of procreation were neither the outcome of a desire nor accompanied by feelings of pleasure, but a matter to be decided on the basis of purely rational considerations, is it likely the human race would still exist?" Would we still exist if there was no such thing as sexual attraction or desire? Humans would never have existed in the first place, and nor would any living thing which reproduced sexually. Or do you think we evolved from animals that spent time thinking about family planning issues?	/r/MensRights	07/11/09 12:01 AM
1	The curious case of Country C Very clever piece (I am embarassed to say I didn't guess what it was about despite the obvious clues). I can't believe this has so few upvotes.	/r/MensRights	15/09/09 10:04 AM
0	It's now widely accepted among those who work in genetics that roughly 10 per cent of us are not fathered by the man we believe to be dad. No, I meant "tack". Why don't you ask one of your carers to get you a dictionary, so you can look it up? Awesome. Incidentally, the word "tact" would have made absolutely no sense in this context, so I suggest you look that one up too.	/r/MensRights	10/09/09 09:26 PM
1	Crosspost: Which is worse, being raped, or being accused of rape? So somebody saying "You are a rapist" is comparable to being raped? The way that you have phrased the question is idiotic, because there is no "equivalence" between the two options. How about comparing being raped v being convicted and imprisoned for a rape you didn't commit?	/r/MensRights	08/09/09 10:49 AM
0	It's now widely accepted among those who work in genetics that roughly 10 per cent of us are not fathered by the man we believe to be dad. Grammar, spelling, content, relevance - all epic fails. Back to drawing board, kiddo.	/r/MensRights	01/09/09 09:24 PM
26	"Women watch men strip for fun. Men watch women for darker reasons." Women are just so amazing. So reasonable, so balanced, so insightful. Men are so dirty, so gross, sooooo...shut the fuck up, bitch!	/r/MensRights	17/08/09 01:10 PM
3	Why Marriage Is Obsolete (at Least for Women) Jeez, what a horrible, self-obsessed person. In fact she could be a cyborg.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 10:52 PM
0	About 90% of marijuana arrests are men and boys. That's true even though about equal numbers of men and women use marijuana. Have you not been in college? Have I not been "what" in college, exactly? "Learning how to write proper english", perhaps?	/r/MensRights	21/03/09 08:38 AM
5	About 90% of marijuana arrests are men and boys. That's true even though about equal numbers of men and women use marijuana. I don't believe for one nanosecond that women use as much marijuana as men. Crazy talk.	/r/MensRights	20/03/09 11:19 PM
12	I don’t understand how a species incapable of feeding themselves—much less hitting the toilet—ever came to rule the planet. I just know that women are the more capable sex. I bet Einstein had his mother tying his shoes for him until he was in college. Can you imagine a father writing an article in which he systematically slags off his daughter(s) because he thinks boys are better? Women really do feel that they have a right to say whatever hurtful shit they want about males.	/r/MensRights	09/03/09 11:40 PM
0	"Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, and studies have found women, being generally so bighearted, are more likely to than men to discount their own risk of heart disease." Then in the context of the story "bighearted" is actually "smallbrained".	/r/MensRights	18/02/09 08:59 AM
1	Father wrongly charged with sexual abuse: ex-wife coached their three-year old daughter. This has everything to do with the absurd bias of family/divorce courts which require (and thereby encourage) women to character-assassinate the father of their children so as to secure a better settlement for themselves. It is an affront to natural justice.	/r/MensRights	18/01/09 11:15 PM
4	Why does Prudence not even hint that sleeping with a 17-year-old male is against the law? Presumably because it isn't.	/r/MensRights	16/01/09 10:54 PM
9	Women are so much better than men at so many things Sadly, journalism doesn't appear to be one of them...	/r/MensRights	29/12/08 11:52 PM
3	US News and World report thinks it's still the Victorian age. "US circumcision rates too low" - don't you just love the Onion?	/r/MensRights	24/12/08 12:50 PM
0	Feminist myths 'are making equality laws unfair to men' - Dr. Catherine Hakim How...surprising. I think I want to marry her.	/r/MensRights	04/12/08 04:21 AM