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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	The disadvantages of having a girlfriend Maybe you just have a shitty girlfriend? Or you yourself are shitty. In which case its probably both.	/r/TheRedPill	19/12/16 07:56 PM
1	Male feminist claims that men who are found innocent of rape in court are "often guilty". How much evidence does he present to support this claim? None, or about the same amount that is often used to convict men of rape. The dude's username is 'rape is rare,' I don't think he knows what he's talking about.	/r/MensRights	12/06/16 12:22 AM
1	Brock Turner Case Proves That Activists Are Wrong About Campus Rape Trials They found him assaulting an unconcious woman behind a dumpster and when he was confronted he ran away. What more do you need exactly?	/r/MensRights	11/06/16 03:35 AM
2	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. Edge of Tomorrow. Its a really good sci fi with some humor. Came out this year, totally bombed because they had noooo idea how to market it it. I think they even tried to rename it Live. Die. Repeat. Give it a watch if sci fi is your kinda thing.	/r/MensRights	09/11/14 10:39 PM
1	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. A man who wakes up the day after he was murdered? Like Tom Cruise in that movie?	/r/MensRights	09/11/14 04:16 PM
2	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. That's absolutely true. It seems that we have an undercurrent of misplaced fear in our society of strangers, especially when it comes to things like rape or child sexual abuse, the fact is as you pointed out that those kind of crimes come primarily from people you know, including family members. Its weird because these crimes are really scary but its hard to be afraid of people you trust so we project the fear on to strangers. Part of it comes down to women simply are afraid to walk the streets …	/r/MensRights	08/11/14 06:22 PM
2	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. Depends on the likelihood. I'm not afraid of being murdered because I don't think its even remotely likely. But many/most women really do experience a fear of rape, whether it is based on the real or the imagined. The problem here is that the conversation revolves around how people feel, rather than what is actually happening which makes it really difficult to have any sort of argument.	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 07:04 PM
-5	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. their point is that the 'harassment' isn't coming from other men, though. Its a situation where their arguing that the disparity in feelings between men and women is what matters even if what is happening is the same. Beating the streets by yourself is going to be dangerous no matter who you are, but as a man I have never been aftaid that I would be raped or sexually assaulted. I've been pretty scared that I would be robbed or beaten, but I can at least appreciate that fear of rape is worse.	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 02:26 PM
1	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. Do you actually believe that one person walking as fast as they can will elicit the same number of catcalls on the streets of new york as someone struttkng slowly with a big dumb smile on their face? I would love to know why you think that. Maybe you can help me out? The issue I have here is that because he performed this 'expiriment' so differently it invited criticism and 'the feminists' can just blow it off.	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 02:04 PM
6	Not only can you not ever hit a woman, but even restraining a violent female agressor is apparently wrong. Its easy to say, but the reprecussions for me had I defended myself in any meaningful way would have been pretty severe. I wasn't exactly willing to take one for the team. Besides I think this would be best solved through education rather than retaliation. If a man starts screaming and hitting a woman it is the worst thing ever, but if the roles are reversed than she is just upset and blowing off steam. We need to educate that both of these situations are wrong. I don't doubt that its scarier fo…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 01:53 PM
-6	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. I'm not contradicting myself because nothing I'm saying has anything to do with gender issues and simply the way in which the experiments were performed. I would have the same beef if the two experiments were performed by someone wearing a red hat and someone wearing a blue hat. I also absolutely agree that the whole 'raise awareness' campaign they're trying to start makes absolutely no sense. What the fuck is she actually going to do about it? Its so obvious she just wants to create some do not…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 03:29 AM
-9	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. Fine, go ahead and pretend that there is no difference between speed walking and doing a Vince McMahon strut in slow motion. He should have done the exact same thing as she did. If she walked around like a runway model instead of a pissed off speed walker she likely would have increased the catcalls exponentially. This has nothing to do with asking for it it has to do with how different experiments will elicit different results. The two 'experiments' are being conducted completely differently an…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 03:18 AM
-7	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. And lo and behold, quite a difference.	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 03:11 AM
-13	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. I'm not even addressing it from a gender issues standpoint. My issue is from a purely scientific standpoint, we have two tests where the variable we're changing is gender. You shouldn't conduct these two tests under completely different circumstances which is what is clearly going on here. All I'm saying is the dude is acting completely different and NYC is probably a shitty venue to conduct this test anyway because most of the people harassing the woman in that video are out to hustle anyone th…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 02:35 AM
12	Not only can you not ever hit a woman, but even restraining a violent female agressor is apparently wrong. I was once attacked by a woman and it was the most horrifying experience of my life. I've been confronted and attacked by other men and those experiences were far less frightening because I at least had options to defend myself. I was at a party and one girl had just made out with some other dude (not me). It turned out that girl had a boyfriend who was not that dude. An apparent friend of the boyfriend (my 'attacker') witnessed this or heard about it and went apeshit. My attacker began screamin…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 01:56 AM
-10	In response to the video about women being harrassed on the streets, this YouTube channel in association with a male model recreate the situation and the results are overwhelming within 3 hours compared to the 10 hour video. If this has already been posted I apologize. I have trouble comparing the two. In the original video the girl is walking quickly and with purpose and is doing literally nothing to attract attention to herself. This dude has this dopey shit-eating grin on his face and he's strutting around slowly like Vince McMahon. He's clearly attempting to elicit reactions. To me, this video is meaningless and doesn't contribute anything to the conversation. All this said, NYC is an absolutely retarded place to try and conduct this bullshit 'study.' In t…	/r/MensRights	07/11/14 01:37 AM