TheEvilPenguin Archive

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3	18 months after the Lesbians took over, Iceland defiantly defaults on debts Sorry kloo, I support you in a lot of borderline cases but I just don't agree here. The fact that she sees women as a minority who need their welfare fought for may be relevant, but I don't see how her sexuality can be. Maybe more lesbians hold such beliefs, but I still think it can only be the holding of those beliefs that's relevant. I know it makes for a clumsy headline though...	/r/MensRights	30/06/11 10:39 AM
1	If Feminists want equality, how come they only argue for quotas at the very top of society? E.G., Feminists Equality == 50 male and 50 female politicians in a state, but 95 male and 5 female homeless is OK. I see it as just something that gives someone enough of a push to post. Homelessness is a constant issue which everyone knows about, so it's hard to justify a post about it alone. We currently have people pushing to have equal outcome at the top without acknowledging that there may be factors other than discrimination causing the imbalance. This makes it more of a current issue. I see the homelessness as both an illustration of that imbalance, and a suggestion of where effort would do more good.…	/r/MensRights	28/06/11 01:20 AM
2	If Feminists want equality, how come they only argue for quotas at the very top of society? E.G., Feminists Equality == 50 male and 50 female politicians in a state, but 95 male and 5 female homeless is OK. Because there's a limited amount of help to go around, and currently women get a far larger slice than men, even when the need for help is evenly distributed or greater for men. I don't think anyone is arguing that we should force women onto the street, just that we shouldn't disadvantage anyone to achieve equal outcome. Equal opportunity does not mean equal outcome.	/r/MensRights	28/06/11 12:05 AM
1	Reverse sexism I suppose that's useful. I just think that the term 'reverse sexism' can lead some people to think that it's alright, while sexism always implies that it's not.	/r/MensRights	23/06/11 03:54 AM
4	Reverse sexism Sexism is treating people differently based on their gender, not only if that treatment is negative. It's all just sexism.	/r/MensRights	23/06/11 12:27 AM
1	Pussy Pass At Its Best (or worst) ...I think that the cannabis plants would have ensured the police took him away.	/r/MensRights	19/06/11 12:56 PM
5	Second paragraph. "...certain feminist groups consider the idea of comparing male and female genital cutting to be both offensive and unsubstantiated." Excuse me? There are many sorts of female circumcision, just as there are many sorts of male circumcision, and many of them are comparable. There are sorts of female circumcision comparable to a ceremonial nick on the foreskin (you wouldn't even know it was there), removal of part of the foreskin, all of the foreskin, part of the penis, all of the penis. I've seen feminist outrage about even the pinprick of the clitoral hood. I don't support it either, but considering there's absolutely no lasting harm - o…	/r/MensRights	14/06/11 11:15 PM
2	Those Who Are Falsely Accused of Rape and Victims Who Aren't Believed Are Both Victims of the Same Culture of Sexual VIolence One issue I have with this article is the concept that if the accused isn't convicted, that means that the accuser 'wasn't believed'. No legal system I'm aware of is based on believing the accuser. They are based on the accusation triggering an investigation, finding evidence and considering whether the evidence establishes that, beyond a reasonable level of doubt, the accused is guilty. If no investigation is conducted, they may have a point, but I see this term thrown around even if the case w…	/r/MensRights	14/06/11 11:01 PM
2	Should women tell men about a impending abortion or being pregnant? Feminist vote NO! Exactly - this article seems pretty balanced to me. It looks at both sides, draws a conclusion somewhere in the middle while stating that it's not ideal, but this isn't a perfect world. If I was afraid of physical retribution for telling someone something that won't hurt them if they don't know, I can't say I'd be honorable enough to still tell them. I don't know, maybe that makes me a coward, but I'm ok with that.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 02:52 AM
2	Is this sexist? (I can't name any, but I'm going to assume that they exist and debate from that point) FTFY	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 10:24 PM
2	Ladies, want job security (for life)? Just scream 'abuse!' – One more example of state sponsored discrimination. Thankyou. Unless the bill has gender-specific language, I wouldn't class this as discriminatory. The discrimination comes in the form of an opinion that only women can be the victims of abuse - this bill isn't necessarily in itself inherently discriminatory.	/r/MensRights	29/04/09 03:39 AM