Someonedunno Archive

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3	Prostate cancer now bigger killer than breast cancer in the UK, still recieves half the funding and half the research that is devoted to breast cancer. Did you also find out the percentage of breast cancer rates in males? I know it is lower than in females, however having the full statistics is vital if we are going to be fair and reasonable.	/r/MensRights	02/02/18 10:24 AM
2	Feminists at TrollX celebrate getting a man fired for being "socially awkward" and reading an "MRA website" Some /r/drama users. (in the post in drama about the mentioned post) did suspect it could be a /r/drama reddtor who posted it to create drama. By the standards of feminism and menslib, the post is rather anti-feminist. To me they seem mentally unstable and very immature.	/r/MensRights	24/09/17 12:46 PM
2	19 year old woman has sex with 14 year old boy, and suddenly the sex offender registry is a problem. Telcontar the (Obama) Birther\|9.20.17 @ 3:07AM\|# It CAN be rape. But it is less likely to be, because irrespective of the possibility of "social intimidation", a 19-year-old girl cannot physically overwhelm a 14-year-old boy unless she's a lacrosse champion and he's a nebbish. And given that this girl thought he was overage, I'm inclined to doubt that. Whereas a 19-year-old boy is almost always going to be able to "loom over" a 14-year-old girl Tbh this pissed me off, the whole point of age of c…	/r/MensRights	20/09/17 09:54 AM
3	The red pill made it impossible to feel attractive, even after 2 years Firstly thank you for clearing your point up, it is appreciated. I've edited it a bit to remove confusion (I hope!) and to improve the post overall (again I hope!). I'm not sure why Red Pillers seem to specifically hunt down those who wish to distance themselves from TRP and feel the need to correct them, and this happens on subreddits like this one all the time. I'm guessing insecurity plays a role, for that every member they abandons them, casts doubt on their view. To be fair - (for the sake …	/r/ExRedPill	11/07/17 03:25 PM
2	The red pill made it impossible to feel attractive, even after 2 years Think you might need to be a bit more considerate, open minded and more factually accurate when you critise other people. The post was in relation to my journey to another user. Another point which you conveniently glossed over (basically cherry picking) I also recommended him to other subs which are on the other side of the spectrum. If you have a problem with what I posted in this post feel free to attack/dicuss that and I willing to listen. To add to your cherry in picking, you chose one post…	/r/ExRedPill	11/07/17 02:23 PM
1	The red pill made it impossible to feel attractive, even after 2 years Tbh sounds like your using trp as a scapegoat rather than addressing the real issue which seems to be your mental health isn't in great shape. <-- As put below, this may be a bit too ambiguous. It just appears to me you may had issues before trp, to which trp has exacerbated. Yes, it sounds like you had a "great" life before trp,<-- Sorry that was rude of me. Seeing as you was doing well ( minus the social issues) before trp, why did you have interest in trp in the first place? Why swallow it al…	/r/ExRedPill	11/07/17 11:21 AM
8	Why is it ok for women to say uncircumcised penises are disgusting and to applaud mothers for having thier children circumcised You guys are a bunch of whiny bitches. A case of the pot calling the kettle black if I've ever seen one. ITT: A bunch of Europeans that don't bother to hear the benefits of circumcision The benefits to those living in a developed country are disputed; condoms often better protection against STI's (e.g the tramission rate for HIV is:60%: circumcisied versus 76-93%: condoms Regular washing of the penile shaft prevents segma build up, although removal of the foreskin does negate the need to regualr…	/r/MensRights	20/06/17 02:14 PM
5	A woman who faked a paternity test to fool an ex-partner into believing he was her baby's father has been jailed. A man lost his daughter, and a girl lost her father. Their lives are forever shaken. The deception was wrong, no question, but I get the feeling that part of Mr Somers wishes he didn't know the truth. I still stand by that the court's ruling was just, not good. What would be a "good" result in your eyes then? Allowing a criminal who is manipulative and deceptive to go free and largely unpunished and thus cause further issues? - not limiting to possibly teaching her child that such behaviour is a…	/r/MensRights	15/06/17 03:50 PM
4	A woman who faked a paternity test to fool an ex-partner into believing he was her baby's father has been jailed. That's one way to view it. Yes a man lost a girl who he considered a daughter, the daughter lost the mother for 6 months to a year. Whether it's "good" or not depends on how you interpret the "results". Why it can be considered good for her to be jailed: A criminal and someone who knew what the possible consequences could be is now being punished and is (to some extent) removed temporarily from society. Her actions are no way excusable (unless there was some risk to life). She deceptively gave r…	/r/MensRights	15/06/17 01:31 PM
1	Imagine getting used to privilege so much Hmm the tweet (if real) was "tweeted" in 2015, although it is "morally questionable" what she did (looking at another's screen), so kinda picking at straws here imo. I personally think what she did was wrong, ignorant and, childish.	/r/MensRights	25/04/17 01:57 PM