Taladar Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
101	Anyone following Spider-man news knows why this is funny Before might be a good time too.	/r/PussyPassDenied	18/11/21 09:59 PM
6	The reason dating is so difficult is generally because of how shallow we are The reason we are not usually that honest is that revealing your honest goals and desires can also backfire, it makes us more vulnerable and sadly there are still people out there who exploit that vulnerability. I agree though, honesty is the best way to get the relationship you actually want, despite that problem.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/02/20 09:49 PM
2	Does one gender need the other more then the reverse? If you think men are the only thing threatening women in this world you are very naive	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/10/19 05:24 PM
1	Don't women 35+ have a vested interest in turning younger women against men? I think insecure men might go after younger, more naive women since they are likely easier to manipulate emotionally. Confident and or richer men who switch from a wife their age to younger women (and then to even younger women,...) might have other reasons though.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/19 09:32 PM
1	Don't women 35+ have a vested interest in turning younger women against men? Don't think of it as specifically wanting a huge age gap and more of enlarging the pool of potential partners which certainly would apply to the wary ones who are most likely insecure about their ability to get and retain a partner in general.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/19 08:25 PM
1	Don't women 35+ have a vested interest in turning younger women against men? However, what is very likely, is that partners get divorced or otherwise separate long before reaching retirement age even if they are of a similar age.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/19 08:22 PM
0	Don't women 35+ have a vested interest in turning younger women against men? That argument certainly works for ages up to about 25-28 or so when even the ones with the longest educational phase tend to start a career but does it work when pairing a woman that age with a significantly older male partner (say 40-45, still far from retirement age)?	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/19 10:15 AM
2	Do you wish you could be 100% provided for by your partner? Have you ever heard of divorce?	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/19 10:27 PM
6	I think the importance of Voice is ignored So what you are saying is that you want your cat to be the headcat of all of Earth?	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/07/19 06:29 AM
3	CMV: Unattractive women on dating apps should use pictures that make them look worse than they usually do Oh, I did not intend to imply that the effect is not stronger now, just that it is limited to very specific parts of the internet, parts likely born from similar sources in the human psyche as lesser versions of this unhealthy obsession with appearance and comparing your life to other people's lives in the past.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/19 11:06 PM
3	CMV: Unattractive women on dating apps should use pictures that make them look worse than they usually do It is not the internet in general, just the places overly concerned with portrayal of people's lives and appearance, just like celebrity gossip magazines and modeling,... in the past.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/19 10:16 PM
2	"Sexually assaulted or Raped" statistics purely attempt to make people believe there is more rape then there actually is. Well, most people probably assume you live in the civilized parts of the world.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/05/19 01:37 PM
4	British Medical Journal: "People are having less sex" Well, increasing the rate of pregnancy is population control too, strictly speaking.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/05/19 07:17 PM
1	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? She has the choice to make. Her husband does not. So strictly speaking she has more options than he does. He needs a wife to have children, she does not need a husband to pursue a career.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/04/19 05:57 PM
7	Doris Lessing: Let's never forget one famous feminist who finally decided to speak out against misandry. There were some "political lesbians" in the 2nd wave and other nonsense even earlier, it wasn't as dominant as it is now that most of the more serious issues have been rectified.	/r/MensRights	19/04/19 03:44 PM
1	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? I would say it has little to do with the pay and more with internal competition between employees in the job as well as the speed of change in the career (e.g. high in IT with new technologies, mid range in legal jobs with laws changing over time, basically non-existent in some jobs that have stayed the same for decades) and the benefit you can get from more experience (if experience matters less gaining less of it by taking time off is less important).	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/04/19 03:04 PM
6	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? Are you saying that you wouldn't have a handicap in your career if you took off a few months two or three times when compared to a coworker who performed equally well but did not take that time off? I would say that yes, those employers exist, but they are incredibly rare.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/04/19 09:12 PM
3	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? Well, she could be working and not have children. Being able to make that choice is a privilege in itself if you have limited funds.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/04/19 09:00 PM
5	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? Only in countries like Germany (where I live) where the state forces employers to act as if that handicap did not exist. Besides, what about those months of time off work around the birth of each child if the father is the one not working and staying at home?	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/04/19 08:55 PM
3	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? Not really, usually it is the woman's biology who causes that. Can't have a well paying career if you interrupt it for a few months (possibly multiple times for several kids) and you wouldn't want to rely on a single income from a career handicapped like that when starting a family.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/04/19 07:22 PM
9	Why is being taken care of and provided for not seen as a privilege? Meanwhile even the poor stay at home mom gets to procreate without having to earn the necessary resources from the rest of society herself. Her husband likely does not have enough money to go out alone or have fun either and he does not even get to see his own kids for most of the day. Of course she is worse off than the rich guy or the rich mom but is she really worse off than a guy of comparable social class/job qualification/income level/...?	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/04/19 04:31 PM
2	Q4W: Could you be in a LTR with a frugal man? I am not the person who made the original comment.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/03/19 08:21 PM
6	Q4W: Could you be in a LTR with a frugal man? There is also a difference between never going out and doing anything and never going to bars or other crowded events.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/03/19 07:40 PM
0	he should be grateful his wife gave him 3 kids by other men... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfLnFVzfKBs This seems to suggest they have some rather huge issues in society as well.	/r/MensRights	08/01/19 08:17 PM
-2	Being “creepy” is an inevitable part of young men learning to speak to women they’re interested in. Young men shouldn’t allow women who’ve never had to be the pursuer shame them for trying and not being perfect at it on their first tries. I wouldn't quite go that far but the exceptions are people who would be labelled creepy by 99% of humanity.	/r/MensRights	04/01/19 04:07 AM
2	Gamers are as bad as drug addicts, and is at very least, a yellow flag to watch So what is productive about sports? Sailing? Collecting anything? Building model train landscapes? Really almost anything we call a hobby is not exactly productive, the productive ones are the exception, not the rule. You might also want to watch this video that addresses the topic of the worth of video games in people's lives.	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/01/19 09:36 PM
1	CMV: Porn makes you a selfish lover and breeds inadequacy That way parents would have even more control over the exposure their kids have to porn at a young age. The world should not be built around making parents' lives easier, in this case or in any other.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/18 10:08 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. Yes, it all very much feels like OP posted this after some personal experience and is now looking for validation.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:38 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. So the parents either "stay together for the kids" and there is a constant attitude of passive or not so passive aggression at home because the parents hate living together or they divorce and the father can't see the kids any more? I really don't see how even the kids benefit.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:24 PM
2	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. The whole post feels like something from one of those people who plan out the age when they want to be married, the age when they want children,... before even having a partner and who just look for a partner filling that husband shaped hole. In other words, someone who lives in a simplistic fantasy world akin to a romance novel or romantic comedy, not in reality.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:20 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. There's no guarantees till there's a ring on it. Given divorce exists, what kind of guarantee are you talking about?	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:14 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. To be perfectly honest your relationship sounds awful and you should not consider marriage. You seem very incompatible, there is no trust and communication, you begrudgingly do things that are major life decisions for each other after it is demanded with an ultimatum. This does not look like it will end in a happy marriage. Of course that is only the impression I get from the limited view of your comments here.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:12 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. Or perhaps he left because she wasn't the woman he thought she was. This works both ways. Or perhaps there just wasn't enough communication to figure out what kind of person the other one was to figure it out faster.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:07 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. Not necessarily. There is such a thing as relationship experience and each new relationship teaches you some things that might ultimately improve a long term relationship once you settle down.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 01:05 PM
2	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. Living with a man without being married is risky Marrying someone without first living with them is even more risky. You know almost nothing about a huge chunk of their life and behaviour and whether you are compatible.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 12:48 PM
1	CMV: Men waste women’s time a lot more than women do. One could also argue that the people who see their relationship is going nowhere before getting married are handling it better than the ones who marry and then divorce three years later (or worse, emotionally break up but stay together for the children a few years into the marriage and are miserable for the next 20 years).	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 12:46 PM
1	Sex in a marriage is a mandatory part of the deal. So you want duty sex, huh? What about the rest. Judging by /r/deadbedrooms stories lack of sex in marriage is often more a matter of one person enjoying sex more than the other, not of one expecting sex without putting in any effort. In situations like that I believe that providing sex is a mandatory part of the sexual exclusivity expectation of a relationship. You can't expect to both provide no sex to your partner and for them to not have sex with anyone else just because you like sex less (or not at all). That said, that should happen in a…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/18 12:41 PM
6	9 Female Empowerment Quotes with Genders Reveresed You should also teach your son to respect women. Both this and the gender-reversed version can sound and be sexist even if "You should teach your kids to respect people" is not.	/r/MensRights	28/12/18 11:56 PM
1	Married father of two — a lawyer with a top London law firm — commits suicide after two women make allegations about his behaviour at the office party. It's entirely possible this guy was a genuine asshole Quite possibly but the consequences of these kinds of allegations these days are so severe I wouldn't even wish them on genuine assholes.	/r/MensRights	27/12/18 07:16 PM
2	Pay gap hysteria- the results are in! Think of it as "About 39% of women who had a career before having a child do not return to that career afterwards but just get some sort of part time job" and it makes a lot more sense.	/r/MensRights	30/11/18 07:55 PM
9	What dating preferences do you consider 'shallow' or just plain dumb? I think it depends a bit on the kind of preference. A political preference like "don't take politics too seriously" or "don't ignore politics completely" is much more reasonable than a political preference like "believe in all the same things I do".	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/18 06:01 PM
1	What dating preferences do you consider 'shallow' or just plain dumb? I think anything that disqualifies an extremely high percentage of potential partners is plain dumb. Basically anything else is fine though.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/18 05:55 PM
9	CMV: Online Dating Sucks It also sucks for people who understand marketing but are merely disgusted by it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/11/18 12:50 AM
-2	Rules for thee but not for me Okay, that was maybe badly put by me. I meant the one I mentioned first.	/r/MensRights	03/09/18 11:09 PM
11	Rules for thee but not for me you guys I am not actually from the US.	/r/MensRights	03/09/18 11:02 PM
-6	Rules for thee but not for me Even if you got statistics you could not trust them since the psychology of both states is fundamentally different. In one case your parents did something irreversible to your body, in the other case you could achieve the former case any time you wanted. No matter what you think about circumcision you can hardly call those two symmetrical states.	/r/MensRights	03/09/18 10:21 PM
377	Rules for thee but not for me Because Kellogg thought it was a good way to keep boys from masturbating.	/r/MensRights	03/09/18 10:15 PM
3	AWALT Why should someone be respected for risking much for all the wrong reasons?	/r/MGTOW	16/08/18 05:50 PM
2	A nice post that I don’t think has been posted here before. What's wrong with the world? David Mitchell had something to say about that one	/r/MGTOW	16/06/18 04:15 PM
2	Right in the ovaries I would agree with you until a few years ago. Right now awareness for the importance of free speech seems much lower than even a few years ago. Guilty until proven innocent (or just plain guilty no matter what you can prove) seems quite popular. Evidence-based arguments are frowned upon as ideologies are on the rise on all sides of the political spectrum, willingness to compromise is very low. The willingness to use violence against people who just use words is quite high too at the moment, agai…	/r/PussyPassDenied	16/03/18 11:48 PM
2	A lady is jailed for making a false rape claim! or to just lock up every accused without trial. What makes you think that wouldn't just lead to an extreme increase in murder of potential witnesses?	/r/PussyPassDenied	20/01/18 06:48 PM
-8	Stop Mansplaning the Moon. Guns are probably one of the biggest things people fear that can be made so much less scary with just a little bit of education on the subject matter. How does education about guns help anyone become less scared of people crazy enough to shoot you (or stupid/clumsy/... enough to do so by accident)? The only way a different perception of the details of guns would make that scenario less scary would be to to convince people the primary purpose of guns was not to harm or kill, which is a ridiculous…	/r/MensRights	07/07/17 07:26 PM
1	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife As far as careers are concerned parental leave is a big delusional lie. You can write fiction into law that parental leave should not affect your career but it will never happen that way. Someone who hasn't worked for a few years or even just a year is not equivalent in career terms to someone who worked the whole time.	/r/MensRights	14/02/17 07:36 PM
1	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife You do raise a good point about the choice vs. voluntary career interruption. Lets say we count having a child (even though that is of course a choice too) as being forced to interrupt the wife's career for a certain amount of time (pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding,...) and possibly being forced to interrupt one arbitrary partner's career for a certain amount of time beyond that (taking care of the baby to the point where it can be entrusted to a third party service). Many people still interrupt …	/r/MensRights	14/02/17 06:52 PM
1	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife Why would we even guarantee a "reasonable wage"? Well, I was thinking for a limited time after the divorce, enough to find a new home, apply for a job,... Certainly not for an indefinite time.	/r/MensRights	14/02/17 06:00 PM
12	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife unless it can be argued the divorcee would maintain that level of lifestyle had they not got married, and for whatever reason can't now, Why should it matter whether they could maintain that lifestyle if they had made different life choices? That is an entirely hypothetical situation. I would say a reasonable wage would work either way.	/r/MensRights	14/02/17 08:18 AM
17	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife He is no longer the husband post-divorce and I highly doubt the post you responded to was referring to post-divorce situations anyway.	/r/MensRights	14/02/17 08:13 AM
1	Minecraft creator denying pussy pass I take it you have not been to /r/wholesomememes ?	/r/PussyPassDenied	27/01/17 05:52 PM
2	Canadian Theatre cancels showing of men's rights documentary The Red Pill due to complaints Isn't it hypocritical to hate all feminists then? We're not all the same. I swear. It is a group defined by a shared aspect of its members' world view. That is very different from a group defined by something its members have no control over. Quite frankly I am a bit baffled by the fact that there is anyone left who doesn't consider the term 'feminist' completely burned and worthless for people who want actual gender equality due to the vocal hate-filled part of the movement.	/r/MensRights	02/12/16 10:18 PM
5	Lawsuit: Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer led illegal purge of male workers Oh, I totally agree that what she did was wrong. I just don't think Yahoo was in very good shape even when she took over.	/r/PussyPassDenied	08/10/16 04:00 PM
32	Lawsuit: Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer led illegal purge of male workers Well, to be fair Yahoo has been scraping along just this side of failure for a decade or so now.	/r/PussyPassDenied	08/10/16 12:40 PM
9	Empty cinemas in Ghostbusters opening week. Constantly attacking your audience with vile insults doesn't seem to be a profitable strategy after all I think /u/Ragnrok's point was more that Star Trek has not traditionally been about explosions and shooting as a primary, first method of solving your problems.	/r/MensRights	17/07/16 04:27 PM
-2	Empty cinemas in Ghostbusters opening week. Constantly attacking your audience with vile insults doesn't seem to be a profitable strategy after all Judging by the higher number of theatres on the other movie it should be about the same per theatre.	/r/MensRights	17/07/16 04:13 PM
3	Empty cinemas in Ghostbusters opening week. Constantly attacking your audience with vile insults doesn't seem to be a profitable strategy after all Well, it might win one of those "worst..." prices. I would nominate them for "worst marketing campaign" if there is such a thing, or "worst fanbase relations" though Paramount/CBS with Star Trek seems to be a contender for that one too after that recent fan film rule release.	/r/MensRights	17/07/16 04:08 PM
1	German model fined 24,000 Euro for false rape accusation Presumably the two hours of video before and after the alleged rape time have something to do with the dismissal of that idea.	/r/PussyPassDenied	06/07/16 09:32 PM
7	UK TV presenter: Richard Madeley: ‘I won’t allow women in my dressing room without the door remaining open. I won’t go through the same ordeal as Sir Cliff Richard’ Most very conservative religious systems have low divorce rates. Not because nothing is wrong but because nobody is allowed to say when something is wrong (or it is highly discouraged).	/r/MensRights	26/06/16 07:59 PM
2	Not this much equal rights! Xpost I don't even think homo- or heterosexuality plays into it that much. Rape it primarily about power in many cases, not so much about sexual attraction.	/r/PussyPassDenied	19/06/16 02:39 PM
6	Why have they even mentioned a man. Not quite true. Logically speaking there is also the option that the first part of the sentence never happened. So all the 0 times he saw a female miner in a mine everyone dies.	/r/MensRights	06/01/16 05:52 PM
2	As a father of two girls and one boy this set me off this morning on FB. Wearing a suit tells the world, "Take me seriously, because I am being serious and I consider this important." Wearing a suit tells the world "We care more about the impression we give to others than about what we are actually doing".	/r/MensRights	22/08/15 01:19 PM
4	Obama calls for end to female genital mutilation in Africa while US has highest rates of male circumcision So, exactly the same as MGM? I think you meant to write FGM here?	/r/MensRights	30/07/15 06:54 PM
1	Clitoraid [clitoral repair surgery for suffers of FGM] supports Florida mother who faces prison for refusing to have her little boy Genitally Mutilated. Clitoraid asks U.N. to ban childhood Genital Mutilation worldwide for both genders Funnily enough I disagree with you for exactly the same reason. I don't think parents should be able to force medical procedures on their children or prevent them from receiving them. In particular I think religious objections to or causes for medical procedures and homeopathy and that kind of thing instead of proper medical treatment are a much bigger problem than the very rare case of the majority of medical researchers being wrong on something. Why is harm due to inaction worse than harm due …	/r/MensRights	10/03/15 10:37 PM
0	Clitoraid [clitoral repair surgery for suffers of FGM] supports Florida mother who faces prison for refusing to have her little boy Genitally Mutilated. Clitoraid asks U.N. to ban childhood Genital Mutilation worldwide for both genders And in cases when there's a disagreement between doing something and not doing anything, the "not doing" should prevail. I disagree. But we probably mean the same thing. I would say whatever the medical community agrees on should be the default, e.g. vaccination, blood transfusion,... are all on the doing side of your equation but i don't think a single parent should be able to keep their child from the benefits of standard medical procedures.	/r/MensRights	10/03/15 09:56 PM
52	‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Arrest: Masturbating Female Handcuffed After Pleasuring Herself In Cinema Sounds a little like a publicity stunt for the movie.	/r/PussyPassDenied	20/02/15 06:46 PM
39	UK: Divorce laws should be tougher on women, says top female lawyer. Divorce law should be tougher on women as it sends them a “bad message” that careers are unnecessary since they could just “find a footballer” Don't be silly. Prostitutes don't get to charge indefinitely for limited service.	/r/MensRights	31/12/14 05:22 PM
13	UK: Divorce laws should be tougher on women, says top female lawyer. Divorce law should be tougher on women as it sends them a “bad message” that careers are unnecessary since they could just “find a footballer” What if they have no intention of remarrying?	/r/MensRights	31/12/14 05:21 PM
65	Guy holds door open for woman, gets an HR letter when she complains Don't be silly. There is always upper management as an option.	/r/MensRights	25/05/13 11:05 AM
1	"Service members should not have to worry while they're deployed, or facing a future deployment, that their service to country might cost them the custody of their children." National Military Family Association, American Bar Association and family law attorneys oppose bill. You are argueing from the flawed assumption that what the US military is doing at the moment is some kind of vital task. I know the military likes to indoctrinate their soldiers top think that this is true of 100 percent of all soldiers do, instead of being the exceptional case.	/r/MensRights	12/06/12 04:11 PM
-9	"Service members should not have to worry while they're deployed, or facing a future deployment, that their service to country might cost them the custody of their children." National Military Family Association, American Bar Association and family law attorneys oppose bill. It is not just any job, it is a job with a high chance of death, mental or physical disability and literally no time at home. There are plenty of jobs for young parents to choose from, they don't need to pick literally the worst job they could.	/r/MensRights	11/06/12 04:04 PM
-7	"Service members should not have to worry while they're deployed, or facing a future deployment, that their service to country might cost them the custody of their children." National Military Family Association, American Bar Association and family law attorneys oppose bill. Nice strawman version of my argument there. There is a spectrum between spending no time at all with your child over spending normal working hours away from it to spending all your time with your child. I merely pointed out that the literal "no time at all" option should be held against you.	/r/MensRights	11/06/12 04:02 PM
1	Stop If you are worried about your looks being a primary factor of people's perception of you try meeting them in online places first where they get to know your mind before your body.	/r/seduction	11/06/12 03:29 PM
2	Stop It also helps when talking to people to expect nothing, then you can be pleasantly surprised if you have an interesting conversation, if you make a new acquaintance, a new friend or even more. If you expect everything from the start you will be disappointed 99 percent of the time.	/r/seduction	11/06/12 03:25 PM
-20	"Service members should not have to worry while they're deployed, or facing a future deployment, that their service to country might cost them the custody of their children." National Military Family Association, American Bar Association and family law attorneys oppose bill. In what way exactly is spending no time with your child at all, risking your spouse becoming a single parent,... something that shouldn't be held against you in a custody case just because it is the military that is keeping you busy and risking your life?	/r/MensRights	11/06/12 03:14 PM
10	(On buying a ring): "If we are equal partners, what is she buying me?", response (by a woman) "Oh come on" Which is kind of retarded when you think about the fact that there is no real difference between one bought in a shop and a second hand one.	/r/MensRights	19/03/10 12:45 PM
2	'It is no longer acceptable to pretend that rape and sexual assault are only committed by men against women' I don't think most men have to worry about rape by physical force but there are some situations where rape by dependency (e.g. female boss) might be a concern.	/r/MensRights	18/03/10 12:53 PM
5	Men do far more housework than they are given credit for, according to research that claims women do not notice because their male partners "don't make a fuss" They probably implanted little sensors in soap that checked a genetic sample to determine the gender and a sample of the dirt to determine the kind (e.g. baby shit or garden mud). Otherwise I wouldn't know how Dove would factor into this kind of study.	/r/MensRights	14/03/10 04:22 PM
1	"That's fine, as long as he isn't a pedophile." Someone said this to my wife about me being a stay-at-home dad. I think the intonation would take care of that problem.	/r/MensRights	02/03/10 05:53 PM
2	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' I meant if all the partners in your lifetime combined represent a 5% chance to get one of those, i.e. one in twenty men is affected by one girl trying to have a baby with him without his consent. That sounds about right if you include the married type mentioned in the article.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 11:20 PM
3	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' While that is certainly true if you have even a 5% chance that one of your partners over the course of your lifetime would be one of those crazy women who think it is okay to force you to have a child without your consent that would still be too much in the face of a total inability to stop her from forcing that child upon you.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 07:23 PM
13	"After beating him with a frying pan and stabbing him with a kitchen knife, a Rothesay woman avoided jailtime and returned home with her victim/boyfriend. Judge Henrik Tonning couldn't deny if the male/female roles were reversed, the penalty would likely be harsher." Things like depression or alcohol shouldn't be usable as an excuse, they should just send you to a prison-like clinic instead of a prison without therapy for the same period of time someone without the condition would have been.	/r/MensRights	28/01/10 03:34 PM
7	Cunt, whore, slut. These words are meant to offend. If someone is offended by them, then they are used as intended. What do you propose to do about it? As the OP states, those words are already unacceptable in polite and even much less than polite circles.	/r/MensRights	24/01/10 11:16 PM
1	"The success of feminism has always depended on the benevolence of men" I think there are certainly parallels to draw with collapsing societies. Birth rate is the least our worries there though. Corruption of leaders and superficiality in the population are probably the more problematic parallels.	/r/MensRights	22/12/09 05:35 PM
2	"The success of feminism has always depended on the benevolence of men" All of those were in times when societies relied heavily on numbers, One farmer, one carpenter, one blacksmith, one soldier,... could not do the work of two no matter how good he was at his job. Technological change in the last century or so has made this less and less true.	/r/MensRights	21/12/09 09:37 PM
-1	"The success of feminism has always depended on the benevolence of men" He mentions birthrates below replacement level which just means that we might end up with a world population we can actually feed without relying on chemical petroleum based fertilizers and monocultures of the most efficient plants (leaving us wide open to problems down the line once some illness or parasite attacks that plant). Something in the 1-2 billion range sounds about right.	/r/MensRights	21/12/09 09:35 PM
6	"The success of feminism has always depended on the benevolence of men" The author seems to share the common misconception that high birthrates are always good and low ones always bad. At a time of overpopulation lower numbers of well-educated (because there are more resources to spend on each) children might actually be the smarter way to progress.	/r/MensRights	21/12/09 06:42 PM
10	Why I loathe feminism ... and believe it will ultimately destroy the family \| Mail Online To me the movement you describe is worthy but isn't feminism.	/r/MensRights	24/09/09 08:15 AM
3	Recanted rape claim treated as false alarm, as if no crime had been committed It isn't just that though, it also creates doubts that genuine rape victims have to face. The victims of false rape accusations are really genuine rape victims and the accused in the false rape case.	/r/MensRights	08/09/09 06:30 PM
4	Why do women get >90% of microcredit? Microcredit is a charity scam. Not more than most other charities. For example the last time I donated to the red cross they started spamming me (by snail mail) with so much crap that they probably used up my whole donation just for that. The repayment of loans is always below par, even when there are no natural disasters in the area. If it wasn't they could get a loan with a regular bank.	/r/MensRights	08/09/09 12:13 PM
-2	New Jersey colleges intensifying efforts to interest more girls in the few academic areas where men still outnumber women. Even if both can be equally good at it that doesn't mean that the average skill level is the same for both genders for each and every field. The most obvious reason for this is that there are, on average, fewer girls playing with technical toys at a young age (building bricks,...) due to parental gender bias.	/r/MensRights	23/08/09 10:42 AM
4	Bringing Up Daughter I don't see why you would bring TV into it even later on. I mean the occasional series as he describes isn't so bad but you shouldn't even get a kid started on actual TV, i.e. zapping around until you find something you like. I wasted so much time with that as a kid.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 09:15 PM
1	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. I believe they should split it all up. Make one contract for e.g. control when I am in a coma or similar situation, another for financial security in case something happens to me, another for proper treatment of children,... Why does it have to be a package deal? Maybe I trust my best friend more about medical decisions, maybe I would like to see the little neighbour girl I treat like a little sister to benefit from my retirement savings if I die early,...	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 07:16 PM
1	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. If a child is purposefully brought into this world, than the parents should promise to be together until death do they part. I disagree. I think staying together when you start to resent and hate it can be just as bad or worse than a divorce. More important than staying together for the sake of the child is treating each other with some basic respect. Parents hating each other are just bad for the child no matter if they still live together or start completely new relationships.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 07:14 PM
5	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. Well, if she has a good reason like that and her husband doesn't even know about it don't you think that points to other problems in the relationship?	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 09:25 PM
1	I'd rather jerk off too if I were dating her: but WTF? Why no attempted murder or assault with a deadly weapon charge? You never know what you're going to hit and no matter what it'll be thousand and thousands of dollars in medical bills. Luckily that isn't an issue in the civilized world...	/r/MensRights	18/07/09 10:41 AM
5	Why Modern, Western Marriage Has Become A Bad Business Decision For Men I think it does a pretty good job at a worst case scenario because, while it won't happen to you all at once (unless you are extremely unlucky) every individual thing he lists might happen to you and it is better to think about it before you marry instead of only considering the best case scenarios.	/r/MensRights	14/07/09 07:44 AM
3	The Pussification Of The Western Male It isn't well stated. It might be true and it might be important to say it but it is, above all, not well stated. He makes way too many enemies with other statements in it, people who might agree with him if he concentrated on the one topic at hand.	/r/MensRights	11/07/09 08:26 PM
1	Feminist scholar proposes most dangerous idea ever: turn sex into a presumed crime when a woman cries "rape" Your theory sounds good until you realize the crime we are talking about for women are false rape charges. The men in power certainly want to avoid that type like the plague.	/r/MensRights	18/04/09 12:34 PM
27	US Call for higher circumcision rate Castration probably cuts down the risk of infection with STDs too, that doesn't mean it is a good idea...	/r/MensRights	26/03/09 12:38 PM
1	Rape accused not guilty - she made a false complaint because she didn't want her friends to find out she had gone for sex with a stranger. First you rape that person, then you try to rape her again but the second attempt is unsuccessful?	/r/MensRights	28/02/09 01:54 PM