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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
30	Domestic Violence is not gender based.	Social Issues	SoullessRobin	/r/MensRights	27/09/18 11:21 AM

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2	Domestic Violence is not gender based. or 'why didn't you just leave?" agruement. They lack the common education on how abuse works and how it effects.	/r/MensRights	27/09/18 12:03 PM
1	Fatherlessness or Male Reproductive Rights, which is more important to you? Yes. If woman want a child. They should be legally obligated to tell about giving birth (but not abortion). If my relationship with my guy ever ended (hopefully in a good way). I want split custody, unless situation came up where the father can't be around (if he poses danger to the child). Then I would try for full custody without child support. I seen so many women abuse the money and spend it on themselves over the child (where it is meant to be spent on by law). New car every week, new cloth…	/r/MensRights	22/09/18 04:34 PM
1	Fatherlessness or Male Reproductive Rights, which is more important to you? The only way to solve the abortion issue is getting rid of the need of one. Not abortion itself. You're not preventing abortion by making it illegal. Women will still have abortions. >Proper sex education, not abstience. >better programs for single mothers/struggling families >Better finicial support on single mothers/struggling families >Free modern protection (BC + condoms). >Easier access to birth control (women need a doctor to fill in paper to get BC). >Jobs/Careers for pregnant women. >Mat…	/r/MensRights	22/09/18 12:44 PM
3	Fatherlessness or Male Reproductive Rights, which is more important to you? Actually the better way and more realistic way is having men have ability to forfeit parental rights during a woman pregnancy (that means no legal ties like child support), not enforcing abortion or birth.	/r/MensRights	22/09/18 12:32 PM
3	Fatherlessness or Male Reproductive Rights, which is more important to you? Why should a man be trapped by a legal tie to a child because a woman wanted the child? Seems unfair to think it's okay to enforce men to be parents but not woman. If a woman wants to have an abortion or have the kid then that's on her and her alone (without father knowledge/consent to be a parent). I think fathers should have ability to forfeit any parental responsibilities during a woman pregnancy. If women can back out by abortion (switch they should be able to). Then a man should have the ri…	/r/MensRights	22/09/18 12:29 PM
-1	Why the 'Teach men not to rape' Rape is a problem. clearly you didn't read full comment. re-read it.	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 08:12 PM
1	Why the 'Teach men not to rape' Rape is a problem. Im not making excuses. Im implying the problem of cause. Never stated they're not at fault. I don't know where you are but fathers have equal rights under the law here. I think the problem you have is how it's mandated. Post-partum isn't about hormones. It's not about 'feeling blue'. It's a mental health crises that effect on one way of thinking and feeling. It's a very serious issue among women and men who are parents. I put a link in after edit. https://aifs.gov.au/cfca/publications/who-abuses…	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 08:10 PM
1	Why the 'Teach men not to rape' Rape is a problem. How does one assume single mother=abuser or generally automatically think it's all the mothers fault? Caretaker=/=abuser. Fathers are equal responsible as the mothers. It's both parents duty to make the child safe. If the father knows the mother is abusing the child but does nothing. He is at fault equally. The dumpster thing, sounds like more women suffering post-partum depression. Post partum depression screws the woman mind up where she can hurt herself or her child. It's a serious concern wi…	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 07:36 PM
1	Why the 'Teach men not to rape' Rape is a problem. Yes, totally but feminism today won't talk about male issues, well most. I have seen some who have spoken about male victims too. Feminism used to mean something. Now, it gotten over board.	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 06:41 PM
1	Why the 'Teach men not to rape' Rape is a problem. #unpopularopinoin The 'teach men not to rape' isn't about labeling any male, or male victims of rape as potential rapist. The point was to teach boys to learn about consent, and don't touch anyone without permission. How is this a negative thing to try to teach boys to keep hands to themselves? The movement is simply pointless as rapist don't care about what is good or bad. They already know it's bad. Really, both girls and boys need to be taught about consent. I think it should say #TeachChildr…	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 06:19 PM
2	Women do not have to suffer anyhow for ruining a man's life, for false accusations of rape I hope this guy finds peace and sue the woman for all she got for damages. Terrible to hear situations like this slips threw. Most reports won't even make it to trail. Probably got a bad judge and good lawyers. I'm also wondering if the judge was a racist why he or she was so eager to convict him.	/r/MensRights	21/09/18 06:05 PM