TheOneAboveAll0 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	There's a high chance this has been posted before but a few months ago my friend and I were just messing around with creating a subreddit, and we noticed that Reddit has an option for men's health.		TheOneAboveAll0	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 03:44 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
15	UN Women posted about International Men's Day! "Happy International Men's day to all the men that support women!" What about supporting men?	/r/MensRights	19/11/20 11:16 AM
3	Loose Women announce their first EVER all-male panel for International Men's Day I'm 14 and so I don't have a job, and can't get one. But I would somehow pay even a million bucks to see that.	/r/MensRights	19/11/20 11:14 AM
3	Zoe Laverne, 19, Tik Tok Star, admits to kissing a 13 year old boy and says he consented to everything she did. Imagine if a man did this, he would be jailed immediately. In this case, were talking about minors. In what world does a man doing this to a minor girl cause more damage to the girl than this girl probably did to that boy?	/r/MensRights	15/11/20 06:19 PM
1	I got called out on rejecting a woman based on the amount of previous partners she had. Nah man u ain't in the wrong. Not only is that acted flag in terms of cheating, but sleeping with that many different people severely increases the chance of an STD, so be wary.	/r/MGTOW2	14/11/20 05:28 PM
26	If he can't win, we need to worry even more for our safety Yeah but imagine if the roles are flipped, and hey called Amber Turd a husband beater or a man beater. Think about how many people would have come crazy and how quickly they would have had to retract the statement. It's truly a double standard	/r/MensRights	09/11/20 05:57 PM
71	Presidential debate moderator says women hit hardest by Covid, despite fact that more men have died from it and continue to be at higher risk of death. I don't what's worse, what you said that that woman said, or that there are people saying that it's good that men are getting less education because that means women are getting empowered and feminism is working. Equality everybody.	/r/MensRights	24/10/20 07:02 AM
1	100 Disadvantages of being a man. Looking for comments I agree with you, and I'm not saying that it's false. We as men solo die earlier. I was just making a point that unlike most of the other problems, for now, we can't solve this problem as it is natural, just like how we (currently) can't stop women from going through menstruation.	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 08:30 PM
2	Jealous girlfriend, 38, who bit her boyfriend's testicles before stabbing the father-of-three to death in front of horrified friends is guilty of manslaughter Manslaughter? It should be murder. That is murder.	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 02:07 PM
1	Just a reminder that MRAs aren't invisible First of all, don't dismiss what someone says just because they're a woman or a feminist. That's counterproductive to what we as men's rights activists and egalitarians stand for, which is equality. Second, she said she's not a feminist anymore and her views have changed. Despite literally thousands of people calling her misogynistic and her documentary being banned in many theatres for hate speech, she still stood by us and supported us and her film's message of men's rights activists being goo…	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 11:35 AM
1	Just a reminder that MRAs aren't invisible It's good for us because more women and ex-feminists standing up for us shows that were progressing, and also women listen more to women when it comes to these things, so this helps us spread more awareness throughout the feminist community that were not women hating misogynists.	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 05:13 AM
1	Just a reminder that MRAs aren't invisible The whole point of the TED talk was to talk about how she changed her mind and how others should too. She didn't change her mind because she 'couldn't fulfill that agenda', she changed her mind because she realised she was wrong.	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 05:11 AM
2	Father WINS full custody of his 9-year-old daughter who sparked #StandWithSophie campaign This is great progress, but just the fact that it took 5 years for the father to finally get custody is so sad. The fact that CPS made her live with her abusers despite her literally screaming her head off is just fucking disgusting. /#standwithsophie is the best example of how much biased family courts negatively affect both the father and the child(ren).	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 05:03 AM
1	100 Disadvantages of being a man. Looking for comments I have something to say regarding point 3. Though it's true, there isn't TOO much we can do about it as it isn't a societal or judicial injustice, but it's nature. I feel like it's like those women who complain about the fact that men are naturally stronger, because you can't complain about or change nature. In this case though, I'm slightly conflicted, because technically we could provide extra healthcare and medicine for men and see how that works out, but then a lot of feminists will complain…	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 04:53 AM
1	How far do you think this movement will go, or will it even progress at all? Things are getting much worse everyday because historically, women were given less rights. That isn't the case nowadays, but most people in society still have that mindset and it's leading to men becoming a minority. I like to stay optimistic. I've tried my best to educate my feminist friends on men's rights as much as I can, but we definitely need MUCH more awareness.	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 04:05 AM
17	I work at a health insurance company in Germany. This hung in our customer lobby today. It says "Even men sometimes need help. We help men who have been a victim of sexual abuse and domestic violence." Open up the post to see the picture when you are on mobile. Wait so the people who are supposed to be more inclusive and support women's rights are being sexist towards men's rights because they feel men don't need any help and can't be oppressed? What a surprise! /s	/r/MensRights	23/10/20 03:41 AM
7	Even your best female friends will become enraged if you dare speak the truth. While I don't agree with your statement of all women being lazy and entitled, I definitely agree with you that they rely on and have gained way too much from being the 'victim' and men's issues are dismissed way too easily.	/r/MGTOW2	21/10/20 07:00 PM
3	UK: Women have 'right to know' male colleagues' pay, says Labour's Stella Creasy as she introduces Equal Pay Bill. Women will be able to demand to know what men are earning. Everyone's pay, hours worked, and total value of output People can work for hours and barely do anything and vice versa	/r/MensRights	21/10/20 04:18 AM
5	Texas, USA: Mum 'ordered son to strip then raped him in her bed' I think the person just didn't know what aggravated meant	/r/MensRights	20/10/20 08:42 AM
1	Doors are oppressive It's call politeness. You should try it sometime.	/r/MensRights	03/10/20 07:57 PM
2	An Auckland dad was told by an angry mum to leave the parents' room where he was looking after his baby daughter. Josh Anderson was out with his 5-month-old daughter at the Westfield in Manukau when he needed to change her nappy and give her a bottle. I completely agree with all your points, but I do have something to say about the one where you asked why the paper is interviewing the wife. I've read a few of these stories now, and I have noticed a pattern: Man gets insulted or kicked out of the parents room for being a male, man tells wife, wife gets angry and posts on Facebook or reports to the paper. I'm guessing since it's most probably the wife who reported it to the paper, they interviewed her, but they should have also interviewed the …	/r/MensRights	28/09/20 04:57 PM
12	Shaming and condemning men who are strong and powerful as representations of "toxic masculinity" while promoting the exact same traits for women is not equality. I've noticed the whole 'strong woman' troupe in movies and TV shows shows them fearless and willing to insult or physically hurt people to get their way, but That's not empowerment, that's just bullying	/r/MensRights	26/09/20 09:33 AM
1	Yet again men are blamed entirely for things that have also been perpetuated by women in both the past and present Sorry I just checked again with my source (it's a trusted friend) and I said it wrong, apparently there's an approximately equal amount of female and male pedos. I got confused with a different argument and I'm really sorry if anyone felt offended my my previous comment	/r/MensRights	16/09/20 06:04 PM
52	Yet again men are blamed entirely for things that have also been perpetuated by women in both the past and present Studies have quite literally shown that there are more female pedos than males, but because of the media, we don't see them	/r/MensRights	16/09/20 05:27 AM