SafeWarmth Archive

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7	This is not 'advocacy', it is bigotry. Imagine being a compendium of those characteristics and more, a religious/non-religious man of whatever skin colour a group dislikes and whatever sexuality or identity they have a problem with. Trying to be broad here since there are all sorts of racists, people who have issues with even heterosexual and "cis" gendered people too. People are so fucking easy to divide, makes us easy to abuse on mass.	/r/MensRights	08/07/24 11:25 PM
1	Boys died from lewd ritual known as metzitzah b'peh (removing the foreskin of the penis and the Rabbi places his mouth briefly over the wound, sucking a small amount of blood out) because the Rabbi ha I’ve been looking into Islam and them recently, I’m not a Muslim or Shia (a word meaning follower) Muslim but I have had a look into this topic. Short version is that no, there’s no Shia obligation or suggestion of self-harm or hamming others however there are cultural extremes of a commemorative practice that sees people self-harming. There’s a commemoration of grief the Shia commemorate yearly in regards to the atrocities committed by the Muslims on the Prophets family after his death. The com…	/r/MensRights	27/03/24 11:40 PM
2	Meanwhile...in Germany and Switzerland...next to the entrance/exits of shops, and safe from the misogynistic element known as rain.. Just an aside about something I learnt recently. While men can lift heavier things, apparently women can actually carry things more efficiently than men can due to their lower centre of gravity and the structure of their hips.	/r/MensRights	14/11/23 04:27 PM
1	Meanwhile...in Germany and Switzerland...next to the entrance/exits of shops, and safe from the misogynistic element known as rain.. Meh, most power globally is still in our hands; they only have that rise due to their increasing population. Our issues come from a declining population along with not wanting more immigration to make up for it, that’s why imo we’re having challenges on abortion right now. Not giving any opinions just my understanding of why China, which is seeing the benefits of getting rid of the 1 child cap, and India, which is developing rural areas are both seeing economical growth thanks to increasing huma…	/r/MensRights	14/11/23 04:15 PM
1	Meanwhile...in Germany and Switzerland...next to the entrance/exits of shops, and safe from the misogynistic element known as rain.. Is this the one where the guy won a custody battle for his kids by identifying as a woman?	/r/MensRights	14/11/23 03:54 PM
-5	I am a mother to be in three weeks to a baby boy, and I'm wondering, what is your take on circumcision as a circumcised/uncircumcised man? Tbh there are a lot of very strong feelings about it especially in this sub. I don’t really debate this as I was satisfied with the research I’ve done; so I don’t have sources noted down. From what I’ve found there’s less likelihood of infections and it reduces the likelihood of transmitting any sti/d’s, having it later in life is more difficult with not being able to take time off out of daily life. On the other hand, it minutely reduces the number of nerves in the penis and the procedure can b…	/r/MensRights	11/11/23 01:48 PM
3	What are your thoughts on gender roles? I agree and I also don’t believe we’ve grown as peoples enough to disregard gender roles as we’ve yet to implement anything to replace the stability they offer to society overall. Calling ourselves modern as many civilizations of the past have and expecting it means our civilization is eternal and will only advance in the way our current generation in majority defines it is pretty naïve too. Those are just my current personal opinions though.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	29/10/23 11:43 PM
3	What's your relationship with feminism? I think rioting is a lot much, but thinking of how to reply to you I’ve found I agree with you. If the ideology isn’t challenged and at the same time made to look more popular than it is then it’s a foregone conclusion that that ideology will have a disproportional amount of power.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/10/23 11:12 PM
3	What's your relationship with feminism? Those Jihadist groups aren’t even natural and don’t develop or survive in normal life. I was in Syria pre 9/11 and Isis was already there. They were holed up in a gated community which according to terrified locals was protected by Saudi. From what I’ve gathered over the decades of speaking to people in the middle east and people researching extremism here is that all these jihadist groups i.e. Isis, Taliban, Al Qaeda etc. all follow wahabism, a group believing that they can interpret the quran …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/10/23 10:30 PM
1	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? Hmm, it's a good point actually. I don't know if it's true and to be honest it's pretty dark to think there'd be less war if women were more involved but it's also not unreasonable to think so.	/r/MensRights	18/10/23 02:30 PM
1	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? Honestly, I think that’s the most reasonable take for our current society.	/r/MensRights	18/10/23 01:13 AM
1	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? You're right in that I should specify better. The argument generally made by men’s right is in regards to women in the front line. That's what I was calling an emotional argument. Conscription for back rolls is hardly the same as for the front lines, not even worth discussing as one is a lot more dangerous than the other.	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 09:12 PM
-2	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? t's a common stereotype in media, anime and movies to see women acting as a moral harmless, innocent and just angel. Whether It is through the damsel in distress trope or the portrayal of female characters as pure and virtuous beings, this stereotype has persisted for years. You are of course free to believe in what you want (no, really) and If you came across solid, non-flawed empirical evidence that may suggest this, then more power to you. I just hope that you didn't form your belief out of t…	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 07:33 PM
-3	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? What the heck, friend? Did you just put women and children on the same level when It comes to labour, emotional and physical abilities?! If you didn't mean to, then you should refrain from stringing the words "women and children" together. I mean relative to men. The extent to which women may have an emotional advantage is a topic of significant debate, but for now, I will go along with it. Alright but personally I do believe women are more empathetic and I do believe empathy has many significan…	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 04:44 PM
-5	"Don't draft our daughters", an interesting take. Guess who's gonna have to be super duper privileged again if TSHTF? Guys you’re not going to win any arguments being emotional, tone down the spite and vitriol. Yeah, society disregards the important roles men play and undermines our value, however I don’t see why we need to jump into the deep end of the trash pile. Women and children aren’t as well suited to warfare both physically or mentally as we our nor are they as suited to monotonous labour or physically taxing/crippling work. We relatively excel there so I’m not going to pretend all thing’s are equal whe…	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 02:45 PM
1	Rising Steroid Usage in Young Men I've also come across discussions noting that men's testosterone has dropped to 5%-30% of what it was in the early 1900's (depending on study) but the average levels are regularly recalculated. Some discussions on why they're so regularly recalculated is that the problems low T levels cause in men is profitable. Given how there's evidence that hospitals in the US often disincentivise the treatment of women after they give birth as it's not profitable in the short term and has led to tens of thou…	/r/MensRights	06/10/23 03:13 PM