StanleyMitchel Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Bruh chill. I dont need their approval either. I dont know what made you think that. All i said is we shouldnt stoop to their level of pettiness and be civil and open minded to have conversations with people who disagree with our opinions thats all. I agree feminists dont give a shit about how they or the society perceives men. But if you take an eye for an eye, the whole world will be blind. They did make the conversation that way but I dont think we should resort to their tactics and put down …	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 07:09 PM
2	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Thats fine. We are not aiming to get their attention or make them care about our issues. We all know they never will. Instead of putting down people for stating their opinion, like feminists do, we should actually welcome these conversations and be respectful to those who are respectful to us and be open minded. Just my two cents.	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 04:15 PM
3	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Hey man I am on your side, but I think he should be allowed to state his opinion. We cant make people understand our side if we just throw hate at them for disagreeing. Conversations are really necessary to make people understand what we have to say. I am no mod but I would appreciate if you could be a bit more respectful and civil to people who disagree. Not saying you were disrespectful or anything, its just that your tone seemed a bit rude. I apologize if I was wrong.	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 09:14 AM
4	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Very true. Government consulting only the feminists for issues is a big problem. Feminism should be exposed for what it is. But all I'm saying is we should talk about it and try to represent ourselves in places of power as well. Feminists would rather sit and complain about wage gap between genders rather than going to university and choose a STEM field as their career choice. I'm just saying we are better than those people and we shouldnt follow their tracks	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 09:07 AM
4	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex I dont support the people who say womens problems are not real but theres a big difference between invalidating their real problems and "patriarchy" problems. The wage gap has nothing to do with your gender. Nobody pays less just because of their gender. Those are the problems we invalidate. Patriarchy isnt real. At least not in countries where feminism is prevalent. I highly appreciate the work Malala yousef because what she did was brave and necessary in her country. We dont ignore their real …	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 08:58 AM
6	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Its not a competition and We are better than feminists are in 2 different contexts. Dont try and bait me bruh. I said MRA is better than feminists as in we shouldnt be the ones having a victim mindset and blaming all of our problems on an imaginary thing called as "patriarchy". Ah so youre mad that we are bashing feminists? Why werent you mad when feminists protested and cancelled a meeting which was held to talk about men's mental health issues in Canada. They literally said "its a breeding gro…	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 08:01 AM
3	Don't turn MRA into a victim mentality complex Highly agree with this post. We are better than feminists. We shouldn't be having their victim mindset. I do agree that men's issues go unheard more often than not but I think we should come up with a solution for that rather than just saying "look feminists issues which are mostly fake get heard but not mine". It's not a competition, we all strive for achieving equality.	/r/MensRights	25/04/21 05:38 AM
3	????? The hell are they on about I commented on that post talking about the recent French journalist/Feminist talking about how much she loves misandry. I just saw the rule as to not go to that post and comment. So I had to delete it. I really wanted to highlight the importance of this subreddit.	/r/MensRights	22/04/21 06:57 PM