Th0r_SC Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor The land of the free, I heard :(	/r/MensRights	08/10/16 07:05 AM
5	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor It depends. If you call shared custody to see your kids 4 days a month... And no, if she accuses you of battery, you don't get to see the kids at all.	/r/MensRights	28/09/16 12:17 PM
2	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor Sí, estoy en contacto con ¿Quién se beneficia de tu hombría? desde hace tiempo. Muy serio y con una aproximación inteligente y calmada hacia nuestros problemas. La crítica siempre constructiva y fundamentada, da gusto leerlo. Un saludo de otro latino, pues soy de Islas Canarias. Chile, el país que más ansío visitar de latinoamérica.	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 07:31 PM
14	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor We don't have an alternative. Our political parties are way too afraid of the feminist lobby, the right winded let the left winded do their stuff and the left winded fight each other for who help women more. MRA's don't exit in my country and every time, regardless the context, that me or anyone tries to bring the topic up, we have to face a brutal amount of criticism, mockery and accusations of misogyny, sexism and even sometimes, terrorism.	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 01:03 PM
8	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor Nope. They won't do it either if the marriage is between two women or two men. Just women > men.	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 12:50 PM
14	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor If you don't sign a prenup, the man has A LOT of disadvantages. The judge gets to decide everything and since the courts are overloaded, the tend to follow the habit and give the kids and the house to the mother, regardless of the situation, social or economic of the father. Many, like really many men in Spain are homeless or living back with their parents despite of having a job because of this kind of measures. Plus, the law says that if you get to be accused, not convict or in trial, of domes…	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 09:34 AM
6	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor They got a huge delay after verkami (that's the name of the crowfounding platform) banned the project. The main argument by the feminist lobby to attack the documentry was that they plan to interview a man convicted of domestic violence (letting him explainning his side of the story, which didn't happen during trial) and the feminists considered this apology of terrorism. No joke.	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 08:50 AM
4	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor If we talk about domestic violence, it is brutal. According to Angeles Carmona who presides the Observatory of domestic and gender violence in Spain, two out of three trials end up in conviction. 64.1%. Welcome to S-pain. http://www.elmundo.es/sociedad/2015/12/18/5673dd60e2704e7e348b4698.html	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 08:47 AM
14	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor Thank you : ) Actually, it is worse than double. The numbers are terrible: We estimate that average 10 men commit suicide in Spain every day. Since 2007 (when the economic crisis exploded) the ratio escalated 20% This are the official rates by the national institute of statistics http://e02-elmundo.uecdn.es/elmundo/2016/graficos/mar/suicidios/suicidios-660.jpg	/r/MensRights	26/09/16 08:43 AM
30	SILENCED: A Spanish documentary about male victims of domestic violence that feminists want to censor Hey guys, spanish redditor here. First time in MR's subreddit, I didn't know this existed. Although what you tell about the different court room for men and women is true, the 100% ratio is not real. The actual problem is that the system ignores your presumption of innocence (is that a thing in english? I mean innocence until proven guilty) and a policeman can decide wether you stay in jail for 72 hours until a judge decides to meet you in order to protect the woman. This happens ONLY if the acc…	/r/MensRights	25/09/16 08:19 AM