That_other_Devil Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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17	I'm a trans woman and I just got bullied by a couple of feminists. To them, you are a Daywalker -- a halfblood with all of their strengths, but none of their weaknesses. I hope you are decent with a katana and look good in leather, because the world may one day come to depend on you to eradicate their hive of villainy and stop their secret war before it swallows all of humanity and turns us all into their soulless blood slaves. Also cool username.	/r/MensRights	06/05/15 05:54 AM
–	Emma Watson talks about punching Tom Felton (Draco) in the third Harry Potter film. "Such a good moment... it's not like a spell or something, it's actually a physical hit, there's something very satisfying about it." I would, too. But at the same time, I can understand why that wouldn't happen. The fact is I would treat a woman differently because I am attracted to women and therefore I'll more than likely treat them differently because of that. In the same vein, I'll treat my boss differently because I want to keep my job. The only way you make everyone treat everyone else exactly the same is by removing all social roles and statuses altogether. And how the hell would you do that?	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 06:34 AM
–	Emma Watson talks about punching Tom Felton (Draco) in the third Harry Potter film. "Such a good moment... it's not like a spell or something, it's actually a physical hit, there's something very satisfying about it." I do agree in that regard, but I still feel like it's important to make sure we properly discriminate what constitutes something deserving of outrage and what's just window dressing. I don't expect everything in every small encounter to be exactly the same, the fact is there are subtle differences in how the two genders function. All I'm concerned with is that there is not major legal or financial benefits for one over the other. But you are right that there's no way a man could slap a woman and…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 06:08 AM
–	Emma Watson talks about punching Tom Felton (Draco) in the third Harry Potter film. "Such a good moment... it's not like a spell or something, it's actually a physical hit, there's something very satisfying about it." Don't think this really counts. They were talking about Emma's character, a girl who has received no small amount of abuse from everyone around her for being a nerd or "mugblood" (?) for however long and she stepped up to the bully for once. Besides, the actor who played the student getting slapped said in that clip he talked to Emma and told her to slap him so they could get the acting down -- and she expressed hesitation and didn't want to do it, and she said she felt bad about slapping him in…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 05:28 AM
3	Can we have a proper, un-brigaded conversation about this video please? I agree. He shouldn't have followed her like that. It's creepy, weird, and an invasion of personal space. But my original point, and the one a lot of people are making here, is that most of the examples in the video are not harassment in any real way, or the justification for them being harassment is flimsy at best. So congratulations, you found 2 real examples out of hundreds of false positives. I hope that woman in the video doesn't need years of psychiatric treatment to overcome having a blac…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 05:18 AM
11	2XC went on a racist and sexist rant earlier but when I called them out they edited their comments. Little do they know I grabbed screenshots before the edits. They will say things like "MRAs are sexist racist pigs" but then go and write sh*t like this. Isn't that just grand? You, a black men, can't expect to wear this kind of clothing in this environment and expect fair treatment! You're scaring the decent white folks! This white woman, on the other hand, how is it fair she gets to push her tits out and emphasize her butt and these black men think they have the right to socialize with her in any way? How dare they?	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:53 AM
16	2XC went on a racist and sexist rant earlier but when I called them out they edited their comments. Little do they know I grabbed screenshots before the edits. They will say things like "MRAs are sexist racist pigs" but then go and write sh*t like this. Don't you understand how traumatizing it is having black men make eye contact or speak to you? It's terrifying for the frail white woman, who must be protected from their kind. Totally not racist at all. It's one of the reasons feminism stands for equality, so black men cannot do things white women don't like.	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:38 AM
7	Can we have a proper, un-brigaded conversation about this video please? Oh god, she is so oppressed. I weep for her. You know in other parts of the world she would have been beaten to death for walking around dressed like that. I really think being called sexy is hardly a problem or issue worth getting up in arms about. Also, she could have responded. She chose to do nothing when she was continuously followed or propositioned. A simple 'no' or 'go away' would have almost assuredly ended the behavior.	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:34 AM
3	Can we have a proper, un-brigaded conversation about this video please? Yeah, but how many of them made sexual remarks? Besides those two men who followed and pursued her -- yes those were clearly harassment -- everyone else said nothing sexual in nature.	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:21 AM
2	Can we have a proper, un-brigaded conversation about this video please? Okay. She walked around, and some people flirted with her. Although a lot of them just called her beautiful and told her to have a nice day. Others just said "god bless you", and a few assholes were insistent. But most said one thing and that was it. I think this definition of harassment is so loose that if I even say hello to a girl, just to be polite or greet them, it could be harassment if they didn't want to be told hello. Well fuck that shit. It's harassment when it's clearly invasive and i…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:02 AM
4	57 women to 43 men equals gender equality now in Canada Don't you know men are dogs? You are supposed to measure their life expectancy in dog years, you fucking misogynistic prick. If you took the time to do this, you'd see men in the USA actually outlive women by a full 451 years! How can you even claim you don't absolutely despise women?	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 03:48 AM
2	This is an article from my school. What do you guys think about this. For an article written by a college sophomore, it reads like it was written by a high school sophomore. And she's also wrong about most of her points, generalizes almost everything, and seems to have a very thin grasp of the subject matter.	/r/MensRights	28/10/14 08:37 PM
1	YSK that according to Hedonic Theory men have a greater chance of returning to their "hapiness baseline" after a serious spinal injury than they will after marriage. That's because she's likely to also kick you in the nuts repeatedly after walking over your spine.	/r/MensRights	28/10/14 08:30 PM
7	TED Talk 'How movies teach manhood'. Force men to watch more crap they aren't interested in, since they are flawed and need to be tought. But I gotta wonder is girl power gonna protect them if, at the same time, active or passively, we are training our sons to maintain their boy power? Are you fucking kidding me? Fuck this balding faggot. The idea that female empowerment will only come from disenfranchising men is EXACTLY why this idea of Men's Rights is coming to fruition. I am not going to apologize for being a man. I am not going to hold myself back so others will feel better.	/r/MensRights	08/09/14 07:38 PM