ThugLife2012 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
19	Camille Paglia: "If women expect equal treatment in society, they must stop asking for infantilizing special protections. With freedom comes personal responsibility." Because it's a movement based on emotion rather than reason. Also, they've already been taught to hate Camille Paglia so her writings have no effect on them.	/r/MensRights	06/11/12 01:58 AM
3	How to respond to and deal with female-on-male sexual harassment? If you're going to try to file a lawsuit, which might be your only option, you need documentary evidence. You'll probably need to file a few more complaints with HR and your manager, and you need to try to document the incidents in other ways if you can. The only thing that really stands up in court is documents, otherwise, it's a he-said, she-said situation. Also, try to not fuck up anything at your job because the main defense that companies use to these suits is that the person was about to g…	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 07:43 PM
15	Victim blaming analogy, thoughts? The real problem with "victim blaming" is that when a girl dresses slutty, and is known to be promiscuous, and gets really drunk, and happens to get raped, a lot of people in the community (police officers, her family, people on campus, etc...) don't really care. A lot of people in our society have old fashioned values, and they just don't picture a woman who gets attacked in an alley as the same as a dumb drunk girl who ends up in a frat basement. So they ignore the victim, shame her, and don't…	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 05:59 PM
1	I just wanted to tell y'all about my AP Government teacher. High school is completely different from college. There are strong gatekeepers in college but not so much in high school, especially in conservative areas.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 12:29 PM
2	In France, paternity tests are illegal. This doesn't sound right. Evidence?	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 09:16 AM
1	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) Who knows whether it actually happens? But the idea of it is a rallying cry for feminists, so it's dumb for people to defend it.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 12:03 AM
1	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) No cuz getting raped are completely different things	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 11:55 PM
10	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) Ok thanks for telling me that. I was afraid for a second that this guy represented some type of mainstream opinion in the MRA movement, which would suck because it would basically be the straw MRA that feminists hope and pray for. When women talk about men who think rape is "ok" I thought that was just a myth, until I met this guy, who might actually be an undercover feminist.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 07:21 PM
7	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) First of calling me a retard and a pussy just makes you sound like a hysterical feminist who can't defend her points with rationality. Secondly, this THREAD IS ABOUT RAPE. Now, the point I was making is that a woman dressing like a slut DOESN'T MAKE IT OK TO RAPE HER. I don't disagree with you on this sex sells shit, but my point is that that's not a JUSTIFICATION FOR RAPE. Now, do you believe that if a woman dresses like a slut its ok to rape her? If you do, just come out and say it. Don't hide…	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 07:12 PM
42	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) "Since women are exploiting male sexuality when they dress like sluts, they are the real criminals. It would be equally unethical for a man to defraud a woman by pretending he was in love with her just to take her assets or use her for sex." - No offense, but this is horseshit. Just because a woman is dressed like a "slut" that's not an excuse to rape her and women certainly aren't "exploiting male sexuality" by dressing like "sluts." Men should have enough knowledge and self-control to be able …	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 07:02 PM
11	Avoiding emotionally abusive women and how to deal with them. The problem is that both genders (men and women) never get an education on this type of thing, so they enter into and stay in abusive relationships because they literally have no idea that that's not normal or right. I see a lot of guys in relationships with women that control them or treat them in a bad way, and I think part of it is that they literally have no idea there is a different way of doing things.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 05:27 PM
478	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) This comic is kind of bad because it conflates two issues: women getting raped because they were dressed in revealing clothing (which is definitely still rape and inexcusable) and women consenting to sex, which is not rape. We shouldn't conflate these two issues and act like they are the same, because they are certainly not.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 05:26 PM
3	Positive story: Conversation with female co-workers who are critics of Feminism and respectful of men. One of the weird things about the MRA movement is that it doesn't seem to know whether it wants to go back to old-fashioned values (woman in the home, women deserve certain courtesies and respect, etc...) or if it wants be feminism on steroids (men and women are exactly equal and alike in every way and should be treated exactly equally).	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 01:14 AM
1	Our most popular member is female. Heck, she's the only popular one! Likewise, "white knights" are some of the biggest feminism defenders. Do you think it's inevitable that gender/race/etc movements seek opposite gender/race spokespersons to relate and build credibility with the audience? Here's a theory, could be wrong, could be right. One of the characteristics of modern day liberalism is that you're supposed to hate whomever you are, no matter who you are. If you are a woman defending women, or a black person defending black people, you're being selfish. Of course, the worse possible thing to be is a white man. So a lot of liberals think its their duty to stand up for people that are "not them" even if those people's interests are actually opposed to theirs. I went to a very l…	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 01:12 AM
2	Isn't it possible that there just is a rise in false rape allegations? Even some of the police think many allegations are false! Yeah its an extremely complicated situation because once you get behind closed doors there's no way to tell what actually happened. It's impossible to determine 1) how many rapes happen, 2) what percentage are reported, 3) what percentage of the reports are fake, etc...	/r/MensRights	02/11/12 06:53 PM
6	I Just Need To Vent - I'm sick of being treated like this Why don't you call this piece of shit and say "hey, you're a racist motherfucker and I'm not hanging out with you anymore"??	/r/MensRights	02/11/12 02:16 PM
13	Isn't it possible that there just is a rise in false rape allegations? Even some of the police think many allegations are false! "Women worry about being believed so they are not honest about how much they have had to drink or whether there was some consensual activity before it happened." - If any other person lies to the police, it would be considered VERY BAD, but if a woman does it, it's fine, because it's rape and rape is somehow special in the pantheon of crimes.	/r/MensRights	02/11/12 02:15 PM
5	Katheryn Marie Louise Clark, 21, of Stigler, pleaded guilty Oct. 16 to a misdemeanor charge of false reporting of a crime. She was fined $150 and sentencing was deferred for one year. She had told authorities “that she had been raped by her soon to be brother-in-law.” Hopefully he can sue her in civil court and get some more money out of her	/r/MensRights	31/10/12 04:26 PM
8	Katheryn Marie Louise Clark, 21, of Stigler, pleaded guilty Oct. 16 to a misdemeanor charge of false reporting of a crime. She was fined $150 and sentencing was deferred for one year. She had told authorities “that she had been raped by her soon to be brother-in-law.” Seriously?? EDIT: Don't fucking downvote me for asking a question	/r/MensRights	31/10/12 04:26 PM