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her own idiotic logic in context (which would usually go something along the lines of white people being to blame for everything, white people are bad, if only we could bring white people down, raise up minorities, etc), But she doesn't say those things, and disagrees when he suggests them. Except maybe one part: "raise up minorities." She probably would agree with that, guessing from what I heard here. And I sort of agree that's where he disagrees with her logic. She is saying we'd be better of…
/r/MensRights14/08/15 06:39 AM
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Yeah, okay. I did ask what he possibly could have mentioned it for if not for just that reason, so feel free to explain. Turns out the guy was a writer for a white nationalist website so maybe we're giving him more benefit of the doubt than he deserves. And probably giving you more than you deserve too. Nothing I said could be interpreted as racist, but I guess you're going to tell me I am anti-white because I don't think the relative success of some European countries should be summarily explai…
/r/MensRights14/08/15 06:28 AM
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Stating that white countries are superior to countries with more blacks in them isn't racist when by-and-large it is the truth. The truth rarely feels good. It's blatant white nationalist/supremacist propaganda when the point being implied is that whiteness is the cause of that success. There are a lot more differences than just whiteness at play, including to pick one example racism not keeping a huge part of the country down. "The truth rarely feels good" is very familiar "race realist" langua…
/r/MensRights14/08/15 03:06 AM
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Anti-white feminist: There are many European countries that are much better off than us. McInness: Oh you mean the countries with a higher density of whites? Like Northern Europe? Anti-white feminist: That's one way to phrase it I guess. McInness: You don't mean Turkey [LAUGHS]. You don't mean Eastern Europe with the communists. So the only time that you can come up with a country with a system that's better than America, it's a country that's more white than America. Unless I'm missing somethin…
/r/MensRights14/08/15 02:34 AM
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It's like claiming you're a post-infant at 35. The difference being that "postpartum" is a period that has specific physical and psychological risks, a result of pregnancy, and that for caregivers these risks impact the care their child receives. Sounds like they don't. What makes you say that? Are you suggesting that pregnant and postpartum men can't apply? Women who are legal guardians but not postpartum are not eligible under the postpartum eligibility any more or less than men are. Not all w…
/r/MensRights30/07/15 11:10 PM
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It's right in the part you quoted: postpartum. That's a symptom of pregnancy. Men have the exact same access to WIC that women do. WIC is bound by nondiscrimination laws and has a nondiscrimination statement. I personally have known many men who use it. The statements here are arguably a bit transphobic. They're gender-specific not because men are denied any of the same coverage (they're not) but because the statement writers have presumed it will be women who are pregnant. Men (including pregna…
/r/MensRights30/07/15 10:20 PM
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