Slubberdegullion Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Thanks. It just takes a little thought first :)	/r/MensRights	28/05/10 08:32 AM
3	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Yeah I fucked up.	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 10:20 PM
4	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Hmm, I think, if the day does come, the name "False Rape" might not be the best. But I do think, from what I have seen and read and then just now experienced, the topic is so volatile and important and otherwise rarely seen in the media that maybe is HAS outgrown Men's Rights. Outgrown, not in the way. How closely connected, do you think, is the rampancy of false rape allegations with the previously mentioned "pedo-by-defaut" problem? Both are framing men as sexual predators. Is one feeding the …	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 02:51 PM
2	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. I asked a question, and it was soundly answered! An the answer was not only NO! but also WE HATE YOU! I admit, when I read it now, my post can come off sounding whiny to certain personalities. I shouldn't have complained, but rather meekly made a suggestion, or a query, in a more polite manner. It's always better to be as polite as possible, and "all day every day" is damn inflammatory, I know, dammit. Oh well. I made a similar mistake earlier this week with the term "ridiculously lowball." That…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 02:43 PM
5	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Thanks for the direction. I was truly intimidated to come here, and I made a huge faux pas from the start, so my fears were well founded and self-fulfilled. I am honestly interested in what are considered Men's Rights issues these days, because I am by now pretty well-versed in the Women's Rights stuff. I am especially interested and concerned about the "pedo-by-default" issue (very concise way of putting it thank you, you saved me a dozen words) and wonder how such seemingly sudden and widespre…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 02:20 PM
6	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. I do apologize for vexing everyone so much. I seem to have touched on a very sensitive issue. Thanks for pointing out the other current hot topics. I really do appreciate it. That's all I was looking for. Hmm, I only see my Men's Rights stories mixed in with all the other subreddits I subscribe to. So when I see a page of 25 stories, and 3 of them are about false rape, and in Men's Rights, it catches my eye. Perhaps it is just that I am seeing so many, but not that they are taking up the entiret…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 02:08 PM
0	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. I've never been called a troll before. I am honestly perplexed by your distate for such a simple post. If I was to be ignored, why so many downvotes? Consider yourself a pompous ass and we're even. Really, I am not so troublesome. I shall orange your doorpost no more.	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 02:02 PM
-9	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Do you have any reading comprehension skills or are you just really very sensitive? I said I was curious about the issues men are facing in today's culture. I don't know what they are. That's why I subscribed. I don't think it's unproductive to ask if anyone else has noticed the glut of false rape allegations posts, suggest it have its own subreddit, and openly wonder what else there is to Men's Rights. Grumbling about my post really contributed to the world, too, thanks.	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 09:39 AM
2	Please, explain: why is this relevant? They say history is written by the winners, not feminists. They haven't had time. But if you sincerely believe that feminism has somehow made history "one sided" (I assume biased towards women?) it makes me question how much history you've studied beyond middle school. History is as "one sided" as you make it. Crack a few more books beyond your 8th grade textbook and you can learn all you like and more about conditions in factories. Labor history in America is extensive. You could start with goo…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 08:29 AM
2	Please, explain: why is this relevant? i believe the focus on the movement of women into the workforce is focused on because of the impact it had on future American culture. Spending weeks going over 10,000 ways to slaughter a man really doesn't help much in the understanding of future cultural changes after the war. Wars are always horrifying and bloody, and yes maybe some time should be spent on the conditions on the front and the memories survivors brought home with them, which also impacted culture . . BUT since WW2 was the first…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 07:57 AM
-2	Anger over the serial rape liar who drove an innocent man to kill himself. Not to belittle the matter in any way, but is there more you guys can talk about other than false rape allegations? I subscribed to this subreddit because I was curious about the issues men are facing in today's culture, but all day, every day, it's all about false rape allegations, over and over and over. It's a serious issue to be sure, but maybe it deserves it's own subreddit by now? Isn't anyone else tired of it? Isn't there more to Men's Rights?	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 07:35 AM
1	I want to rant and have no where else worth telling this story... My main point was: One woman, numerous men. Everyone complains about women sexing their way to the top, but what about the men who let unqualified women have unsuitable jobs, which endangers the whole company, just because they got to have some sex? I don't applaud the women who do this, of course, but the men who take part in this are just as dangerous, and yet how often do they get in any trouble, or fired, for their idiotic part? The same could be said for anyone of any gender who lets anyone…	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 06:43 AM
1	I want to rant and have no where else worth telling this story... I think your anger should be more suitably and productively aimed at the men who let this sort of thing happen. It was one woman, but how many men?	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 03:35 AM
3	What happens when you have to pay $4,000 in child support and your new wife wants a half million house but can't hold a job? Wow, what a pussy. He blames his wife for everything from the get-go, points out his own (big) mistakes, and is like "Yeah, but how could this happen to ME?'	/r/MensRights	11/03/10 09:14 PM
2	It's subtle, almost subconscious messages like this one that are the most dangerous That's funny. My mind INSTANTLY went to "abortion" rather than the "workplace". I guess because it leads with a word like "unwanted".	/r/MensRights	11/03/10 07:53 PM
7	Are child support rules unfair to fathers? $2,700 a month for a teenage daughter? Did the judge rule she must own only Prada shoes and Hermes handbags and Chanel suits? Does she take a helicopter to school every day? How on earth did the court order such an enormous sum for one kid?	/r/MensRights	03/03/10 02:54 PM
5	cry saydrah cry Thank you. I have a lot of catching up to do. Miss Reddit for one day and it explodes!	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 01:54 AM
3	cry saydrah cry Can someone please explain to me what this is all about? I have come across her is threads in 2Xc before and didn't notice anything unusual. What's going on?	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 01:36 AM