Tiffehx3 Archive

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1	Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior They value rights of the country AS A WHOLE. Individual rights are not at all important. They believe that what is good for the country is good for everyone. The success of the country is more important than individual success. They tend to look at the big picture and make legislation based on that. So it is not that they do not care for "rights". They care that their country has the ability/right to do whatever they want. It is in line with Eastern philosphy that the whole is more important tha…	/r/MensRights	10/01/11 10:20 PM
3	Wife wanted a separation. Got slapped with a perjurious temporary restraining order after I was gone. Then it devolved further. I can't believe you don't care about your own daughter. I know it sucks, I can't even imagine being in your position right now. I also know that your work is such that it would be a very unstable environment for her right now if you were to take full/partial custody. So don't. But don't back out of her life. As a female, if my dad gave up trying to see me because it was 'too difficult', it would scar me and hurt me for life. I would probably have self-esteem issues for the rest of my life. My ow…	/r/MensRights	29/12/10 02:30 PM
5	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? i agree with kcell. passive aggressive tactics are silent but deadly.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 07:25 PM
5	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? ouch, is a predominantly female industry/office? take it up with HR, but be warned if it IS a predominantly female office and they tend to stick up for their own, you might not be taken seriously and maybe even get a 'bad' performance review. i would be very careful. i'm not saying not to do that, but find a good time, with a good backup plan and good documentation to make your case if you feel you are penalized and you should be fine.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 05:28 PM
5	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? same question as a bunch of people here, is there something that only women do? ie. make coffee, or empty the recycling etc? cause if so, that can be a fair trade. if not, then yes, gender discrimination	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 05:18 PM
1	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support sorry, so are you supporting my quote or trying to argue against it? i think you're saying that what i said is a legal precendent set by courts, am i right? if so, thats definitely interesting. i have never heard of that precedent before, thanks for sharing! upvote for you, sir! (ma'am?)	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 04:13 PM
1	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support Okay. I'll take that. I just thought you meant the woman was weak for not having an abortion.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 04:12 PM
2	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support oops, bad analogy. you're right. i think your last two lines is exactly what i was trying to say and failed.... terribly. [facepalm] thanks, you FTFM haha	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 04:10 PM
1	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support Haha i could. I know its a legal option. But legality =/= morality in my opinion. I hope you can accept that?	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 04:09 PM
0	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support See my above reply to boop_you as well i want to add that employers are responsible for the decisions of their employees... i kind of find it a similar situation. you choose the girl you want to have sex with and i think part of that is being mature enough to choose a mature woman who if such things happen you can trust to make the 'right' decision.	/r/MensRights	16/12/10 07:25 PM
1	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support I see what you mean, in the sense that the man has no say in whether or not the child should be born because he wants/doesn't want/can/can't support the child. As a pro-lifer, in my opinion, i don't think either the father or mother should decide the child shouldn't be born and get an abortion. But, i think a more fair compromise is that there should be some sort of court ... procedure? where if they have differing opinions, a judge evaluates both the father and mother's situation and decides. M…	/r/MensRights	16/12/10 07:23 PM
4	Women's right to her body vs. forced child support Sorry a woman is not "emotionally weak" for choosing not to get an abortion. SOme people ACTUALLY believe that an embryo/fetus is a human being already (but with limited capacity like say a child with downs syndrome or autism) If thats what they believe, then to NOT get an abortion in the face of adversity (that is limited finances/support) is actually incredible courage. But I do agree with your top half, that is the courts decided that the rights of child to a stable home come before men being…	/r/MensRights	16/12/10 03:26 PM