Throwawy5jcnskznf Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
13	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement?	Activism/Support	Throwawy5jcnskznf	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 08:57 AM

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1	A great analogy for the earnings gap Have you seen Jordan Peterson’s lectures online? From my understanding, generally speaking...women are more interested at working with people and men are more interesting in “things”. This leads to men getting involved in scalable structures, which serve more people and can therefore make more money. For example, a nurse or can only serve one patient at a time. A train or an airplane or a software application can serve hundreds or thousands or millions of people. I enjoy listening to his talks.	/r/MensRights	26/08/19 03:35 AM
1	A great analogy for the earnings gap What they don’t tell you is that escalators are broken all the time. So...it’s harder than it looks. In the end, it’s work no matter what.	/r/MensRights	26/08/19 03:22 AM
2	A great analogy for the earnings gap Right!? Exactly. It’s not like men are sitting here smoking fat cigars on easy street. It’s hell and demoralizing for us too out there.	/r/MensRights	26/08/19 03:20 AM
1	A great analogy for the earnings gap I agree. I prefer to be a stay at home dad when I have children someday. Having a mandatory schedule and dealing with office politics is exhausting and annoying. I see the life get sucked out of people from doing that for a long time. I’m a freelance programmer and I’m cool with making a little bit less money for the 100X freedom that I have. When our kids arrive in the future someday, they’ll have a happy dad that’s always available to them. It’s super cool that you do programming for your own …	/r/MensRights	26/08/19 03:18 AM
2	A great analogy for the earnings gap That’s so annoying that people treat you and other women like that. I’ve never seen that in the workplace, but maybe I just didn’t notice it. At my last job, my supervisor was a woman that kicked ass in technology and the entire staff was afraid to approach her in the sense of “our work is not adequate comparable to yours, oh mighty leader”. And it was well deserved because she knew tech + standards + policy like nobody else. I had a lot of respect for her. She worked her ass off to get to that …	/r/MensRights	26/08/19 03:05 AM
3	A great analogy for the earnings gap I hear you and I see what you’re saying. I think your view is somewhat similar to mine. I had a couple past girlfriends (and friends) that had very low motivation/drive and it made things challenging. My original comment was looking more at social classes in general. I’ve found that women tend to date across or “up”. But that’s not always the case I’m sure, especially now (my friend network has diminished since my college years) lol. Like you, personally I don’t care who earns what as long as th…	/r/MensRights	25/08/19 07:36 PM
1	A great analogy for the earnings gap Making more, by how much? Because many people date “across”. And I never said women demand a provider.	/r/MensRights	25/08/19 06:07 PM
26	A great analogy for the earnings gap I’ve never known any woman to date down. They might hookup with those guys in a moment of loneliness, or they’ll flirt and friendzone them but they definitely wouldn’t consider those guys as viable partners. Edit: I love the moment that you say something, people are like “but I know someone that...” or “that doesn’t apply to me...”, etc. Do I really need to mention that there are always exceptions? Just because I’ve never known any women to date down doesn’t mean that they don’t exist. Also, dat…	/r/MensRights	25/08/19 12:36 PM
1	Hypocrisy I’m not familiar with the Asia case/situation. Can you give me a two second recap? Or PM me a link? I googled it but there’s like 50 articles with differing views and I don’t know where to start	/r/MensRights	14/08/19 06:27 AM
1	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement? You think going fishing and sitting on the sidelines is the solution? That seems to be exactly what they want. Am I wrong?	/r/MensRights	14/08/19 06:13 AM
1	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement? Interesting idea, thanks for sharing. And I really love the idea of healing. So, my point was not to “out victimize” women, but instead to prove that we are equals because we are victims of DIFFERENT things. And the truth is, it’s 100% real that we are victims of different things. A big benefit to this is that being a victim is something that women can recognize and sympathize with. Nobody can claim that one form of victimization is more important than another form of victimization, because they…	/r/MensRights	13/08/19 03:53 AM
1	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement? Destroying feminism is not the goal...there will always be opposing groups/views to everything/everyone and that is part of the growth process of life. Supporting men and giving men a voice and fair treatment is the goal. Men need a voice before they can express the importance of anything. We can’t help women if all women automatically think we’re part of some tyrannical patriarchy. Nothing can be accomplished by men, for men or for women, if men are always put on the sidelines and misrepresente…	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 07:05 PM
1	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement? Interesting and good to know. Thank you. As the MR movement gains traction, things will slowly change. That’s the point of this thread, to learn where things stand so we can organize/build-on a central strategy to build awareness.	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 04:54 PM
1	What efforts are taking place to actually organize and manage an effective MR movement? Thy species is not gynocentric. That’s a defeatist mentality that essentially means no matter of effort is worthwhile. At one time, black men were slaves. Now they hold political seats and own businesses. You can make excuses for yourself if you want, but that doesn’t mean it’s true for how things actually are.	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 04:50 PM
12	Man who selflessly improves the internet is reduced to his appearance. Thanks for representing MR with a high level of decency.	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 08:37 AM
1	How do we win? Who do you think should pay for children? Government? Things need to change, yes. But saying that we don’t want to pay anything for children that we created puts a burden on others and I don’t believe that’s right. Shared decision to have the child = shared financial burden.	/r/MensRights	12/08/19 08:34 AM