SirB0ing Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
4	Why men are avoiding marriage In the US before gay marriage passed it was considered a civil union which has the same benefits (even tax) as a traditional straight marriage.	/r/MensRights	31/08/21 07:09 PM
1	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. I think each job should be paid on the value it brings, which one of those variables is your location. Some topics are more difficult (or less safe in nature) compared to others. An art teacher who tells you about Picasso and shows you how to play with clay should be making less than the shop teacher. It should also be determined by your tenure within a school district or state. There shouldn't be a universal income for x role whatsoever because there's too many differences in state and city tax…	/r/MensRights	30/08/21 01:00 AM
-1	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. A 25 year old who has 2 roommates and no kids doing the same job as his 31 year old co worker who has 2 kids and a mortgage have different needs. Live within your means. It's about your expenses not your income. Also, everyone lives to different standards. There's no such thing as a universal livable wage or standard.	/r/MensRights	29/08/21 10:57 AM
1	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. thanks for the advice	/r/MensRights	29/08/21 09:52 AM
1	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. My buddy smokes those swisher sweets. I also am a person who would rather have a flavor and an experience opposed to smoking for the heck of it (or due to addiction). I will have to try out a few tobacco shops, any idea what the native ones are like? (I live near a few reservations).	/r/MensRights	29/08/21 09:29 AM
1	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. is a curious individual So I don't mind pot but hate cigarettes. Which are cigars more like in terms of smoke feel/taste?	/r/MensRights	29/08/21 07:17 AM
22	Whenever I talk about anything gender related and how men are discriminated against, my mom gets angry. A lot of women are allergic to liability and responsibility. Got pregnant and didn't wanna be? Abortion. Got drunk and you regretting having sex with that guy? Claim rape. Got in with the wrong crowd, ended up in an abusive relationship and living in the slums? He's at fault. She chooses a career in teaching, front counter assistant, child care, art, or any very well known low paying fields? Not her fault; she deserves to be paid a livable wage! Decided she wants to separate from her husband bec…	/r/MensRights	29/08/21 07:14 AM
21	15yo boy forced to pay child support after being raped by 34yo teacher There is a minimum amount you're obligated to pay even if you make nothing. Something around like $100/mo	/r/MensRights	17/07/21 10:17 PM
1	Over the next 10 years it will become harder to be a man in society than it is to be a woman Personally I don't think it will take 10 years. I think things use to take that long to come into fruition because people didn't have social media and such an influential voice (or lack of use) even if they weren't popular as compared to how things go down now. I think it's going to be closer to 5-7 years. They already spoke this way back when I was in high school more than 10 years ago and now these women either are starting to have children or they've had kids for several years. I've had more …	/r/MensRights	13/07/21 10:04 PM
1	Apparently in Sweden, it’s legal for women to BUY sex but not men. Progressive ideals have and never are designed to benefit men.	/r/MensRights	12/07/21 07:15 PM
3	I think this video is perfect for young men (and men in general). Damn right. I found them about 4 months ago.	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 10:21 AM
10	I think this video is perfect for young men (and men in general). Aba and Preach	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 08:43 AM
4	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? Yup, you're one of those "clump of cells" -> "fetus" (after you can't abort it) -> infant/baby/child/kid types of people. There's your bias. If you believe in evolution and the big bang, then you would understand we started as atoms and molecules. Did we not matter then? What your mentality shows is that you only care about the well-being of the birthing-parent. Not for the other one who was involved in the making of a baby. But once that clump of cells is born, it's all about the well-being of …	/r/MensRights	30/06/21 09:54 PM
6	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? The fact that they either have to get an abortion or raise a child...? She's giving up her money as well, or did you forget? Only if they decide to get knocked up. Again, 14 forms of birth control. More options than humans have fingers. How many damn options do you need? And no, do you not know what the 3 post-birth options are? That part is fucked up. You're right, it is fucked up. The justice system (particularly in the US) is VERY biased against men, and HEAVILY favor women in virtually every…	/r/MensRights	30/06/21 02:49 PM
19	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? Women have 14 forms of birth control (and abortion in some states) as well as 3 options post birth, on top of legally enforceable 18+ years of child support payments if they so wish to pursue it at any given time. Where is the accountability for women? Men get less than 3 forms of birth control, no post birth options and can rarely ever get out of either jail time or child support payments. Even if the child isn't his. If you believe in true equality you would vote for equal parenting-power.	/r/MensRights	30/06/21 12:57 PM
2	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. I could see following most of it for sure.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 10:03 PM
3	If a woman wants a financially stable man who can provide for her while she does nothing, it's considered empowering. A queen who has to do the work she orders peasants to do makes her a commoner; no longer a queen. That's why roles were created. Certain tasks were given to certain roles; same goes for positions within a company. Women are never held to the same standard as men and never will be. Women an choose a career path, motherhood or BOTH and still be accepted from her family and society but if a man wanted to be a stay-at-home parent and never get a job he would be a LOSER!! I'm tired of women getting a…	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 08:02 PM
1	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. It's only recently coming to light because of the internet.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 07:14 PM
1	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. There's a reason there's 3 waves of it; only the first two have validity. When people say feminists and say they only have hate they only refer to the modern ones. Understand the difference please. There will ALWAYS be exceptions to the rule, always. But we're not here to talk about the exception... we're talking about the majority.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 07:13 PM
8	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. That is correct.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 07:12 PM
7	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Just wait until you find out what it ends up being in real life.	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 07:11 PM
8	Men can now be sued for child support if they are part of a child's life, but not biologically related. Oh heck yes another Tom Leykis follower <3 (or at least you know about him). I started listening to him when I was about 15 years old, back in about 2009. I had found some obviously old YT videos of his shows and have over 300 saved on my hard drive for listening. I know one day, someone will complain about him/his content and take him off the internet and I would never have access again. The funniest thing is those topics and how both men and women responded to those topics are COMPLETELY rel…	/r/MensRights	27/06/21 07:11 PM
1	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Men are forced into that role here too bud.	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 04:38 AM
1	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations And then feminists and you are saying women have it worse when there's plenty of facts dismissing that thought. I love how I can't say men have it worse but boy would you suck my balls if I said women have it worse. Fuck me.	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 04:37 AM
4	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Arranged marriages is literally the definition and great example of pressure to get married. Not only is there a timeline, but the process is dictated by people not involved in the relationship and to force one based upon a family's status.	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 01:45 AM
4	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations It's also known that a lot of men are "afraid of commitment". It's a strong stereotype that's especially used in female-centric tv shows. Men don't tend to "grow up" nearly as quickly as women tend to; this is especially true in teen years. I've also heard (and seen from experience) that men don't tend to settle down in a career or industry until they're in their early to mid-30s. Look at other TV shows like Family Guy, The Simpsons, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, The Bachelor and other s…	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 01:44 AM
6	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations I said peer pressure [have fun finding any sources for anything peer pressure related], plus if you're not a married man in the US you're considered either a loser or a bachelor/player; only one of those is a negative view. How many men do you know dream about getting married, and once they do, wish they stayed married. Over 60% of the people I know [obv. who are married] have been divorced at least once and would not recommend getting married, and that's from both men and women between the ages…	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 01:27 AM
10	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Here's your treat: Yes, life is inhumane for both. Yes, each have their own way of being shitty for either party. But where are we forcing women onto the battlefield? Where are we hiring more women than men in the name of equality in dangerous jobs? Yeah, you're right, life in the first world country is worse for men (more proof of my bias I was mentioning). Equal in 3rd, I would agree with that as well. Selling women into marriages is not a thing here in droves, but boy is peer pressing men int…	/r/MensRights	21/06/21 01:01 AM
3	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Quote me where I suggested such a thing. People LOVE to bring up x radical idea/section of whatever topic and are like oMg ThEn YoU tHiNk Y!!?? Come on people, due diligence. Nowhere did you ask for clarification, you assumed. You auto-filled it to fit your narrative. Quit that mentality.	/r/MensRights	20/06/21 11:08 PM
7	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Life is inhumane to people, but it's more inhumane to males due to wars and deaths on the job. The bias is there, STOP trying to dismiss it.	/r/MensRights	20/06/21 11:07 PM
59	A 17 year old boy committed sucide after fake rape allegations Sure, but saying it's inhumane for everyone makes it seem more okay that it has a bias.	/r/MensRights	20/06/21 09:55 PM
4	Article on why it's too expensive to be a mother now. Commented that price of living affects all parents. Got 82 responses, nearly all negative, calling me an awful human. Damn right. They have over 14 options yet they still complain. They'll never be happy; unless you give them highly available (and cheap or free) abortions then those 14 options won't mean shit.	/r/MensRights	16/06/21 05:33 AM
5	Article on why it's too expensive to be a mother now. Commented that price of living affects all parents. Got 82 responses, nearly all negative, calling me an awful human. Condoms have a higher failure rate than other forms of birth control. Why didn't you get a vasectomy until you were ready? Would have been more statistically safer; don't you think? Tons of women don't want the men they sleep with to use one, most of the time it's because they wanna get knocked up. And even when you do wear one, they'll poke holes in em or take it off you when she's in control. Let's compare how many options women have when it comes to pre-during-and post pregnancy... you would …	/r/MensRights	16/06/21 05:31 AM