Schlibwak Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Will I be forced to pay for birth control in the US? Yes You will pay for Birth control of someone. But you will also pay for someone else knee surgery, maybe part of this tax money might go to the rebuilding of a pot hole in a road that will save someone else life. As an Europea, i think such matter got nothing to do with both MensRights or Atheism or politics, it is part of your tax for a better heathier world, and seeing such a question bugs me a little o_o	/r/MensRights	29/12/12 03:19 PM
1	unreal Indeed i haven't seen it...	/r/MensRights	17/12/12 03:22 PM
2	unreal I must be missing something in here, as she stated "My partner wanted nothing to do with the kid" he thus renounced to his parental rights. Also, it was in a crysis existence, i don't see why she should be blamed for her honesty. And she is not seeking after child support, the situation does not seems problematic to me. Yes maybe in a few years she'll realise she wants this child support. Maybe he'll also realises he wants to be involve in his kid life. The story is far from complete here and on…	/r/MensRights	17/12/12 02:43 PM
4	Minister Rachid Dati fired because "much of her time as justice minister was spent pursuing her affair with [billionaire] Desseigne." Dati seeks child support as ticket to "limousines and private planes for life". Feminists: "Dati's paternity case tells us about sexism in France" This article is so biased against French Culture. First of all, private life concern no one but you, and before the DSK scandal, the press (Real one, not "Voici", "Public" or "Paris Match" would cover love affairs, as they are the matter of no one but you. Yes people cheat and are not always faithfull, but this is why we got justice, this is why you keep this for yourself, because you don't want to tarnish your name. What this article also forget to tell is about the job of Rachida Dati. Many of…	/r/MensRights	27/11/12 07:58 PM
12	Found this gem whilst browsing random imgur images. Has a very good point. I'm a French Citizen currently living in France and i can give you some analysis on how this case was seen : First of all, it was a strong shock to see the pictures of DSK being handcuffed and thrown in a Police car, as in France you are protected against this picture, to avoid repercutions against you but also a bias of the judgement. Also, DSK was known to have a strong sexual appetite, and many people first figured those accusations were wrong, and a strong percetage of French, or at least an…	/r/MensRights	24/10/12 07:35 PM
2	It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month - another reminder that there are more cases of testicular/prostate cancer than breast cancer annually I'd like to point as a counterargument that last month, Barack Obama pointed september as "Prostate cancer awareness month" of whatever is the more official name in the US I don't really know. The point is, both month are one after another and both are claming victims. That's it, and that's all that should matter.	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 06:16 PM
1	I'm a fan of daygame but recently visited a bar one evening. I left confused, thinking, Why do people try to socialize in places that are too loud to socialize? Because many bars in your country means many differents styles. My favorite bar in France is really calm, music is here more for the sound, and you can easily speak with anyone without even forcing your voice. So each bar has is own approch, and thus people with different games can act in different ways : i feel better in a calm yet musical bar, than in a loud club or in a supermarket. Maybe you can try to find such a place where people go to get some drink & socialize while listening to music (…	/r/seduction	20/09/12 02:25 PM
29	moderate feminist anti-rape group speaks out for due process in Assange case I think this article is a good view on the Assange case : it clearly state that there is indeed a "Innocent until proven" justice that should be applicated, and it is from an association wanting to end rapes and support the female victims. Yet they stay neutral about the guiltiness or innocence of Assange, that is in my opinion a strong position to take as they are in a position where feminism is always on a "guilty until proven" set of mind. This kind of "feminism" is what is really needed. The…	/r/MensRights	23/08/12 04:05 PM
3	Your Son May Be Teased for Even Small Variations from the Norm I haven't perceived this article to be feminist. It indeed state that there has been struggle for girls and that while somes have been eroded thourgh society evolution, somes are still present. But it also insist on the fact that a girl venturing in boys world (she took the example of sports) is now easily accepted, a boy getting a look in the girl section is still looked strangely, and that just because some "pink boys" are referred, they are in no way a good example of progression but rather a…	/r/MensRights	17/08/12 05:50 PM
2	Inspiring story of a 25 year old man who adopts a 10 year old boy It seems he first met the kid when he was 25 years old. If you count the 3 month during which they don't see each other, the lenght of the procedure for the full adoption, and the whole lot of thing that can happen, he was probably a solid 26 and more when the adoption occured.	/r/MensRights	30/06/12 07:46 PM
5	Blatantly misogynist? I don't think so... (Feminist "friend" accuses me of sexism and unfriends me) What do you think? there was a comic some times ago (Can't remember the type of dessin and thus the author and source) but it was saying more or less that saying "i'm a gamer girl yes i know" is liek saying "Hey i'm a guy and i can do my laundry/go to the shop etc". Those areas are not exclusive at all, and if you are in something that is usually not seen as your gender area, and make a huge deal about it, you clearly are overstating the fact that you should be rewarded for this. If it was the case i'll be soooo r…	/r/MensRights	20/06/12 03:39 PM
3	François Hollande delivers on gender in government. kept his campaign promise that France would have its first gender-balanced government. Almost half the ministerial posts were given to experienced or rising women politicians. As a French person i can state that along those 17 women, mosts of them are totally qualified for the fonctions they have been named too, and that they should do a nice job, as they are as vulnerable as mens to the roles they are in. I'd like to recall that we will vote again in less than 1 months, and that any person currently in the government that won't be elected will have to leave the government. Let's just take an exemple : Christiane Taubira is since 1993 the new "Garde des Sceaux", equiv…	/r/MensRights	17/05/12 02:51 PM
0	Experts Say Moms Like Tonya Thomas Who Kill Their Kids Are Often Driven by Love. "It's a murder out of love rather than a murder out of hate," he said of how the killer mom might be thinking about what's happening. "It becomes an extended suicide." Ought to have posted on WTF Though it is in no way a forgivable behavior, if studies shows such a behavior it might explain many mom killings problems. This shoud lbe considered with attention in both a psychological way and a future effort towards mother suffering this. and in no way should such an announcement be a place to see mysoginy by the way.	/r/MensRights	16/05/12 10:15 PM
3	This girl I just started dating raped me yesterday. I don't know what to do. : AskReddit Thread deleted, is there any back up of it ? This problem, though throwing demise on the MRA and real male rape history, also proves that false rape accusations are reals, and should be taken into account in every procedure. It also bring a question I've been asking to myself seeing tells on this subreddit : Isn't there in the US any lawsuit if you are accused wrong, and if people lie about you; We call it "diffamation" in french, translated by libel. I feel like it's a really big issue and any …	/r/MensRights	04/05/12 02:45 PM
1	Ryan Gosling saves feminist from being run over. Feminist is indignant. i just copy the permaling rather than the homepage of the blog : permalink	/r/MensRights	06/04/12 03:16 PM