SockyMcSockSock Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Time to vaccinate boys against HPV? The reason is that while both men and women can develop non lethal genital warts from HPV, it can cause lethal cervical cancer in women.	/r/MensRights	11/03/11 08:33 AM
0	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... If a policeman sees a mugger beating up an innocent person, it would be wrong for the cop to fail to exercise sufficient violence to restrain the offender. Likewise, for a man who saw a woman beating a defenceless child. Not really. A policeman is given training and a firearm with the expectation that this is one of the many scenarios they will face over the course of their career. If a man or woman uses force against a child in public it is a very grey area, as corporal punishment is legal, wit…	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 03:10 AM
–	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... Sorry, but I find it disturbing that you are on mens rights glorifiying your violent tendancies whilst bashing feminism for pushing the idea that the male gender is violent.	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 02:47 AM
–	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... Sorry to burst your bubble but legally you are in the wrong just as much, if not more so, than the the original attacker. You did not remove yourself from the situation but instead used excessive force to neutralize the situation. You can be charged for such actions. You do realize assault charges can and will be dragged up in divorces and custody battles? With a charge like that, you may as well kiss goodbye any chance you had of gaining anything other than visitation of your children. Why the …	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 02:32 AM
–	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... This belongs in r/shittyadvice... Enjoy being charged with excessive force.	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 02:21 AM
1	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... That said, you always eliminate the threat entirely, you don't leave them in a condition where they pick up a weapon or throw something at you that might cause a serious injury. Their hospital bills are more desirable than my hospital bills. You have just broken the law. Self defence allows you to ESCAPE immediate threat, not to stick around long enough fuck someone up to the point that they can't use their arms. If a girl hits me in the face, I'm going to hit her lat least once no matter how fa…	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 02:06 AM
–	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... Hitting someone 3-6 times isn't beating the pulp out of someone, its removing a threat. It is not removing a threat, it is assaulting someone, regardless of who threw the first punch. As has been mentioned, your right is a right to retreat, and any injury sustained by the attacker in your retreat can be considered self defence. If you square off with your attacker and go blow for blow, or use more force on the attacker than was used on you in the first place, it is no longer self defence. It is …	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 01:46 AM
–	Sometimes I get a feeling that older men are the driving force against mens' rights... Try explaining that to your local magistrate. In my experience both men will be charged with assault or disorderly conduct. It is also interesting to note that in my town we have a version of the old fighting words law, meaning that if I stood on the street baiting someone to throw the first punch ("go on! punch me! ya coward soft cock!" ) The person who hit me wouldn't even get a caution from the police as I had already given my permission to be hit. Long story short, when it comes to male on m…	/r/MensRights	15/01/11 01:30 AM
2	"...So, on average, white women take the most social security income and black men take the least (out of these groups)..." Actually it's a massive transfer of wealth from men to their families. Its hard to argue that your wife buying the houshold a washing machine to wash all of the school uniforms that your discretionary money has just purchased, or purchasing a second car to take the kids to a good school and to their local sports matches (again purchased with discretionary funds), and then herself to her part time job whilst being able to leave you with a car to get to work is actually just for her personal finan…	/r/MensRights	13/01/11 06:47 AM
2	"But I’m tired of seeing men and women buy into the lie that male sexuality is inherently violent and sadistic. My experience as sex worker has taught me the opposite." A prostitute talks of her experience. I like to follow this basic rule of thumb in regard to entitlement ; if what you want has always been and will continue to be owned 100% by another person, you are in no way entitled to it. In the case of sex it is pretty simple, you don't currently and never will own your partners vagina, it belongs to her so you have no entitlement to it. If you are doing it right, the only access you have is that which your partner offers by choice. The same can be said about women who misapropriate sperm or …	/r/MensRights	07/01/11 07:03 AM
–	"But I’m tired of seeing men and women buy into the lie that male sexuality is inherently violent and sadistic. My experience as sex worker has taught me the opposite." A prostitute talks of her experience. See that's amazing, because nearly everything I have read paints women as the victims of exploitation in the case of paid sex. The thing is, with legal and legislated prostitution (as is the case in my particular state) there is no exploited party. The woman gets paid for her services (at a much higher rate than most skilled, non sex related industries) and the man recieves a service he has been unable to obtain elsewhere. It is all above board, and you know that you will recieve the negotiated …	/r/MensRights	07/01/11 02:11 AM
–	"But I’m tired of seeing men and women buy into the lie that male sexuality is inherently violent and sadistic. My experience as sex worker has taught me the opposite." A prostitute talks of her experience. If anyone is being exploited it's the men who pay, not the con artists that sell their product. Well, you just did a great job of emasulating men, as well as portraying them as victims of their sexuality. This is one of the main tenents of radical feminism. Well done, Dworkins would be proud.	/r/MensRights	06/01/11 05:11 AM