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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-14	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child So you are saying it is irrational to try to protect children, who you feel may be in danger? Grow up. That is exactly the argument used against the OP in the airport.	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 05:00 PM
-15	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child You injured people who were willing to put themselves at risk to try to protect your daughter - and then you want to hold it against them for trying to do the right thing? Are you fucking serious? Are you really suggesting this father thought this group of random women and a couple of men were actually a gang of kidnappers? Who was is that actually over-reacted here? The ones that sought to keep the little girl protected? Or the guy who started hitting people?	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 04:47 PM
-7	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child It is precisely because people choose to do what they think is right, despite the risk, that they ought to be applauded. Back when I was still a teenager I went to visit my grandmother. She lived in a large building that only rented to older people. It was not the safest of neighborhoods and had a security door on the front so that you had to call up and let them buzz you in. When I got there, there was an older man wrestling with a young man about my age, inside, in the downstairs lobby. The yo…	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 04:17 PM
-13	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child Perhaps, but I can not tell that from the description. I might have got upset with them too - in those circumstances. But I certainly would not have held a grudge once I realized where they were coming from. Seems to me trying to prosecute them for what they thought was rescuing a little girl, would be just as bad as what was done to the OP when he tried to help a child. Contrary to some people's opinions - intentions do count.	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 04:02 PM
1	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child I am curious - do you thank them for their concern? And when they realize you are the father - do they look at your son differently?	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 03:35 PM
-29	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child I don't see it that way. These people clearly had the best of intentions, and were acting on the best information they had available to them. To reward their attempts to do the right thing with prosecution, when you knew they meant well, would have been an even bigger mistake than the one they made. I would have thanked them for their mistaken concern, and apologized for hurting them. The people who act, when something looks suspicious are the good guys. It is the people who stand there and do n…	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 03:30 PM
12	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child To be fair, it is not always a racism issue. Many cops will come up with excuses to pull over anyone who they feel looks like they don't belong where they are. This can apply to any race driving an old car in a rich neighborhood, blacks driving any car in a white neighborhood, particularly late at night, or whites driving any car in a black neighborhood, again particularly late at night. The cops assumption with the poor cars and the blacks is that the people in the cars are looking for places t…	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 03:12 PM

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