Shadowless323 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Ex-wife stripped of ‘meal ticket for life’ is denied chance to appeal \| Early signs of sanity returning to UK divorces, an encouraging precedent set by this case. I think it was originally 175k a year for life, with the 3 year stipulation being implemented with this ruling.	/r/MensRights	29/11/18 01:05 AM
1	Anti-Rape Condoms are the Perfect Solution for both Feminists and MRAs. From the USA standpoint(ideally), the man is innocent until proven guilty, if his defense involves calling the woman a liar that is perfectly fine. If he is found guilty=she did not lie (legally speaking) If he is found innocent and that was the basis of his defense it does not mean she is guilty, it means he is innocent. Hypothetically at this point if he is found innocent then a new investigation is opened, she is put on trial and is innocent until proven guilty. No one in this thread above sa…	/r/MensRights	11/06/18 09:13 PM
6	'Cruel, violent and unloving' mother who subjected four children to 'horrific catalogue of abuse' walks free All of the stories that end up with people having suspended sentences really makes me wish that there was a mandatory 1/4-1/2 of that being actually served. The damage done to those children will likely never be fully overcome (esp the eldest son who had thoughts of killing her for the other children's benefit. Secondly, how the fuck is pleading guilty a mitigating factor? Sure, if you were for instance being charged with something small like shoplifting and not wasting the courts time, that I c…	/r/MensRights	22/05/18 12:33 PM
10	Apparently believing that it's wrong to cut off part of a baby's penis is a "fucked up, backwards opinion" This is probably one of the things that annoys me the most, "ALL FGM IS HORRIBLE" "Circumcision isn't as bad as FGM" when in fact circumcision is far more harmful than multiple types of FGM that those people would be against but don't see a problem with MGM.	/r/MensRights	05/05/18 11:54 PM
6	Why do you guys protest when feminists say 1 in 5 women have been raped but then you also say that if a woman is naked, she should expect to get raped? Yes, very well done "proof" having that link to one conversation with one person. A person I might add who has their own opinions, a person who does not control what men's rights is. If I now state that No means No, does that mean that all Men's Rights are now absolved of what anyone else has said to you in the past? Of course not, because I am a person with my own opinions and have no control on what Men's Rights are to others. Also, Kudo's for launching quickly into calling him an imbecile and…	/r/MensRights	26/04/18 12:40 AM
11	Feminist: all women are equal! We want equality. More women in the military. Feminist also: women should not register for the draft. I think that there is a problem with many peoples view of the draft. They seem to think that a draft will throw a shit ton of women into combat which is not necessarily true nor likely IMO. Women should have to accept the responsibility of being in the draft, but if it ever came to it I foresee them filling support roles at a much higher % than men, which I have no problem with. This allows the front line to be bolstered by men (yes, it may be "sexist" but as the studies have shown women are gen…	/r/MensRights	20/04/18 07:30 PM
1	I recently found out through DNA testing that my dad is not my biological father. I need advice and don't know where else to turn to. Well, judging by some of your responses where you mention your mom as being a "crack whore" I can't find it beyond the realm of possibility that she could have told him your dad (one who raised you) and she had split up (rebound) I also feel like this could be the case if all she "knows" is the guys first and last name. That isn't all you know about someone after 8 years of dating (whether off and on or not) and as such is...hiding...him from you so you CAN'T get his "side" Regardless, I am sorr…	/r/MensRights	05/09/17 12:57 AM
8	I recently found out through DNA testing that my dad is not my biological father. I need advice and don't know where else to turn to. Any evidence that he knew she was engaged or merely an assumption? If he did know, sure that's pretty damn fucked up but not seeing any way that he's a victim...really? Did he not have the right to know he had a kid out there? (I realize this is likely an emotional subject for you so that's why you can't see him as a possible victim in this but as an outside observer, I think he could be)	/r/MensRights	04/09/17 05:35 AM
8	My son is due October 6th, and my wife has brought up circumcision. I can't seem to change her mind on it. What are her reasons for wanting it done? Be honest with her, how do you think this will hurt your relationship knowing she is willing to have a potentially lethal operation/major complications that will affect him for the rest of his life. How will it hurt your relationship knowing she "overruled" your opinion in the matter to give your son a choice in the matter later in life instead of taking away his choice? Also please watch video's of it being done with her, that alone may convince her not…	/r/MensRights	24/07/17 09:16 PM
3	Feminism You kind of lost me near the start, are crimes such as rape or stalking against women not penalized where you are from? How about crimes where a woman rapes a man (forced to penetrate) and the legal definition in the country doesn't even concede that it is rape even though the same horrific act has happened but with a male victim instead of a female one? How about most news articles that rightly label a man having sex with someone who is underage as rape whereas they instead label it as an "affa…	/r/MensRights	28/03/17 06:25 AM
1	If feminism is bad for men, why are men happier than ever? Where does what I state it was about a single country? I asked if you agree that it isn't representative if it were only asked to men in a single country. That was me trying to see what you deem "representative" Please don't spout bullshit like I didn't read the links (I did in fact) because you chose to read more into what I said than I actually typed.	/r/MensRights	13/01/17 01:18 PM
1	If feminism is bad for men, why are men happier than ever? A representative sample of men? If you could actually provide the real study (in the time I've spent here I have yet to find it) perhaps we could decide if it is even representative rather than just a survey of 2,000 (from time searching Benenden seems to enjoy doing surveys of just 2,000 people) Do you agree that it isn't really representative if it were to only have that many men involved or if it only asked men in a single country?	/r/MensRights	13/01/17 01:02 PM
8	If feminism is bad for men, why are men happier than ever? If Feminism is good for women, why are women more miserable than ever?	/r/MensRights	13/01/17 12:30 PM
1	In your opinion, what is the main flaw with feminism? Well, I don't exactly want to write a paper so I'll put one here that from my skimming I haven't seen. Whenever feminists claim to actually want equality it seems to me that if they do want equality at all, it is almost always equality of outcome instead of equality of opportunity. Just because men are far more likely to be working in a STEM field doesn't men we should end up either giving women incentives (ones that hurt a man's chance to be hired instead of a woman because of some bullshit quo…	/r/MensRights	07/12/16 10:19 AM
2	If "equal rights necessitate equal prerequisites" (and thus women must sign up for the draft), then by that logic, why do you think fathers are entitled equal rights over their children, if they didn't have to endure equal prerequisites? Why is that the prerequisite of who has parental rights? Why isn't the prerequisite a mans sperm fertilizing an egg?	/r/MensRights	28/09/16 07:30 AM
1	If "equal rights necessitate equal prerequisites" (and thus women must sign up for the draft), then by that logic, why do you think fathers are entitled equal rights over their children, if they didn't have to endure equal prerequisites? Why would it be that men aren't guaranteed rights? Why not women are not guaranteed rights then? Both are required to make the child so how about 1/2 of the children mothers get the rights and 1/2 the children fathers get the rights? Sound good?	/r/MensRights	28/09/16 06:49 AM
1	If "equal rights necessitate equal prerequisites" (and thus women must sign up for the draft), then by that logic, why do you think fathers are entitled equal rights over their children, if they didn't have to endure equal prerequisites? Why does giving birth to a child have more meaning/so much meaning that it should mean that the fathers contribution to creating that child mean literally nothing? If a child is born both the mother AND the father did their biological duty to make it so. Having a child is a partnership and while one side of the partnership takes longer to do its "duty" and it may be more painful/stressful it is STILL a partnership, neither can do it alone and you stating that giving birth as the only defining fa…	/r/MensRights	28/09/16 06:13 AM
1	Recommendations for paternity testing services in the US? I know you say you want to keep it secret but there are plenty of valid reasons (that hopefully a reasonable SO with realize/you can point out to them so secrecy isn't actually needed) Knowing that the child is indeed yours biologically can be important in regards to medical health, and if it isn't yours biologically it may have dire consequences in the future if there is a genetic issue that shouldn't be possible if you were the biological parent. Assuming the reason for secrecy is you don't wa…	/r/MensRights	19/08/16 11:39 PM