Tinktur Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
21	Teach women to STOP killing children The joke is about the rhetoric used, not the killing of children. Besides, jokes have always been an effective way of bringing up and calling attention to sensitive or controversial topics.	/r/MensRights	08/12/21 07:41 PM
31	Teach women to STOP killing children but purposefully engage in the same stupid logic? It's satirical.	/r/MensRights	08/12/21 07:29 PM
0	she's a pedophile, and she's acting like she's the victim. wtf is wrong with her :( Yea, he absolutely would have gotten a ton of shit thrown at him. However, that doesn't necessarily mean that there's anything morally/ethically wrong with it if both parties consented. The fact that she's his teacher makes it way worse though. That said, there definitely shouldn't be a gender discrepancy in how harsh men/women are sentenced for the same crime. The fact there is, and an absolutely massive one at that, is the larger issue imo.	/r/MensRights	23/08/21 01:12 AM
4	Women are more aggressive and violent during and before a relationship Haha wow, what an absolutely terrible insult, sounds like something you'd hear in kindergarten.	/r/MensRights	21/03/21 03:05 AM
4	Study about male victims: if men present themselve with injuries from wife: it is an indicator that they are batterers. Yea I've read a couple studies as well as some personal accounts from people who work with domestic violence (counselors/therapists, law enforcement, people who run shelters, doctors, etc) that most cases of domestic violence are reciprocatory, meaning they involve ongoing abuse from both partners. The norm isn't that one partner one-sidedly abuses the other. It's that both partners are either similarly combative and abusive to eachother, or that one of them keeps insulting, hitting and intentio…	/r/MensRights	30/01/21 02:52 AM
3	I feel like there is an unwritten rule in society that men are expected to listen to their wives / girlfriends and be obedient to them. Nobody wants to talk about this though and some people even think it's misogynistic to bring it up. that aren’t self serving. What? Those are all things that are self-serving. People worked jobs to get paid, and they took care of their kids because they wanted them to survive and become decent people, partially so that they could help out on the farm or such when they got older and later also take care of the elderly parents.	/r/MensRights	22/09/20 09:16 AM
5	People using the “#killallmen”on twitter try to play it off as a joke and use false equivalency to justify it. Nah, this definitely wasn't started by 4chan. This rhetoric was around long before the internet, though it seems to be more prevalent than ever. Some of the most hateful subreddits I've encountered on reddit have been feminist subs - for an example off the top of my head, check out r/pinkpillfeminism. Also check out the 100‰ toxcicity free dating advice at r/femaledatingstrategy.	/r/MensRights	14/05/20 07:48 AM
9	People using the “#killallmen”on twitter try to play it off as a joke and use false equivalency to justify it. And let's not forget that men make up a large majority of the victims of violent crime. So it really doesn't make any sense to go on about how "women are killed everyday for being women" and how they always feel so unsafe walking outside at night, etc. Especiaily seeing as violent crimes in public committed by strangers target men to an (even more) overwhelming degree. I've genuinely had people argue that "that doesn't really affect men because they don't feel unsafe the way women do".	/r/MensRights	14/05/20 07:08 AM
2	There are more of male victims of sexual assault and 80% of the perpetrators are women. Why on earth do we see it as a female issue. Can you give an example this, or what rights they want to take away? There will obviously always be people like that in any movement, it's just that I've seen a lot more talk about how this is an issue than I've actually seen such opinions expressed.	/r/MensRights	31/03/20 10:23 AM
2	Chris Rock laying down the truth about the value of men in society Except for the fact that statistical trends are a thing. Sure, there are women who love redheads and asians, but there are far more men who are.	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 08:42 AM
2	My school has a men's program!! According to the wikipedia page for White people, it's 11.5%, or 850 million out of 7.5 billion (2017). Do note that in the US numbers used, people of North African and Middle Eastern descent are apparently counted as white, as well as about half of all the hispanic people (~53 million). A large part of the Latin American population also appears to be counted as white (38.9 million in Argentina, 91 million in Brazil, 16-56 million in Mexico, etc). Edit: Using the global population number from 20…	/r/MensRights	31/01/20 11:55 AM
6	He was a 12-year-old rape victim... and still had to pay child support. yet I admit that being raped by women is NOT the same as being raped by a man. One has little to no effects while the other one has so many effects and dangers and much pain. Ehh, what??	/r/MensRights	02/12/19 03:41 PM
1	From r/Unpopular Opinion - Men don't conceal their depression because they are afraid being seen as less of a man. They conceal because no one gives a fuck. It's just this thing that really pisses me off where feminists pretend that it's only men or the 'male gender' that does this and that's the narrative that they're peddling here. Okay, let's say, it does happen a massive amount, they do understand that women do it too right? They will never admit to this. In my experience, it's primarily women who enforce that particular 'traditional gender norm'.	/r/MensRights	28/11/19 08:54 AM
2	Look at all that Male Privilege!! To be honest, pregnancy scares have made me contemplate suicide in the past. It's the only thing that made feel like I still had some control over my life.	/r/MensRights	04/11/19 09:46 AM
1	Kate Andrews: The moral of the pay gap story is that the future looks bright for women in work \| Sensible, intelligent female economist debunks the gender pay gap myth, yet again. It could, but there are studies showing actual bias in grading.	/r/MensRights	01/11/19 06:27 PM
4	Kate Andrews: The moral of the pay gap story is that the future looks bright for women in work \| Sensible, intelligent female economist debunks the gender pay gap myth, yet again. There are studies showing that female teachers will grade the same work higher if it has a girls name than if it has a boys name.	/r/MensRights	01/11/19 06:26 PM
4	They’re dying alone to spite the patriarchy in their heads Once living alone is no longer scary to men, women lose power. So it shouldn’t be surprising that some feminists are outraged. Haven't men always been more comfortable with living alone, or just being alone in general?	/r/MensRights	16/10/19 07:21 AM
3	Male Privelege I guess the only thing I could say from a woman's perspective, to a man that might have been humiliating, but to me it was physically intimidating. That's as far as "feels" I'll allow. I'm sure that sort of thing is physically intimidating to a lot of men too. It's not even about your ability to defend yourself in a fight, because that's not what it's about, it's an abuse of authority. But even if he wasn't their boss, men are definitely intimidated by another man acting aggressively towards the…	/r/MensRights	11/10/19 08:14 AM
3	Protesters gather outside court as judges reject claim over raising women's pension age to equal men's - comments are open Apparently this was all over the news for years, and has been coming since 1995. So the protestors were either already fully aware of it and are just attacking anything they can, or they've been living under rocks so large they form a mountian range.	/r/MensRights	04/10/19 02:18 PM
1	Yeah alright, cause women don’t kill men. Yea, men make up around 80% of all murder victims globally.	/r/MensRights	04/10/19 08:25 AM
7	What bs is this Of people who are recorded as surviving a first suicide attempt, the majority (60% or more from memory) do not die from suicide within the next X years. X might have been 10 or 20 years. Long enough to be out of the youthful danger zone anyway. I don't see how that argues against my point. The more important question is how many make another attempt, and how large the share of repeated attempts is. Perhaps inverting the framing gets the point across better: someone who succesfully kills themself…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 11:14 AM
11	What bs is this Yes, I'm aware. That doesn't dispute what I said, though. Edit: Most people are aware that slicing your wrists or overdosing on pharmaceuticals is a lot less likely to succeed, and whether the choice of method is concious or unconcious, the likelihood of success is a factor. Many common pharmaceuticals used are also ones with a low risk of successfully killing someone, especially in the doses available to most people. Paracetamol/acetaminophen is one of the most common drugs, and while it is ver…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 09:15 AM
19	What bs is this People who survive suicide attempts live to try again, inflating the numbers. The statistics also don't account for the fact that because women are much more likely to recieve help and sympathy in the event of a failed attempt, there will be an increased rate of "attempts".	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 07:25 AM
7	On an AskMen post asking about first time seeing breasts. Link to the reply in the picture will be in comments. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedophilia Pedophilia (alternatively spelt paedophilia) is a psychiatric disorder in which an adult or older adolescent experiences a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.[1][2] Although girls typically begin the process of puberty at age 10 or 11, and boys at age 11 or 12,[3] criteria for pedophilia extend the cut-off point for prepubescence to age 13.[4] A person must be at least 16 years old, and at least five years older than the pre…	/r/MensRights	02/09/19 06:24 PM
1	Im speechless A lot of decent looking people with shitty self-esteem see themselves as ugly, though. Mentalcel seems like a term mostly given to someone by others, which is only possible for those that have posted pictures of themselves. Besides, wouldn't mentalcel just be a subtype of incel? Regardless of the reason why, they would still be involuntarily celibate. Either way, when people not in that community say "incel", they're not making that distinction.	/r/MensRights	09/08/19 10:16 AM
1	Im speechless I'll say that a lot of them, perhaps even most of them, aren't even that unattractive, they just have terrible self-esteem. Some of them straight up look good. I'd wager that a large part of them were bullied growing up, which is what first pushed them into thinking no one would ever want them. Villainizing them is just kicking people already down, curled up in the fetal position. Most of society considers them the scum of the earth for having such shitty self-esteem that they're convinced no on…	/r/MensRights	09/08/19 08:13 AM
3	I try really hard to think that feminism is trying to be equal, and just forget men's issues, and some are like that. I know some. Trust me. But it's hard to fight for equality when this is the first rule on their subreddit. But it might be the optimist in me that refuses to give up on the chance that the child grows up to be the next Einstein. Or even contracts a deadly disease in a way that allows us to cure it forever. I'd even take that. But when we abort, we cut off any chances that that future could happen. If you take this way of reasoning to it's logical conclusion, everyone should stop using contraceptives, since any pregnancy has a small chance of producing the next Einstein. Someone who decides to use con…	/r/MensRights	30/07/19 03:25 PM
1	Ok, real talk. What if Men Activist showed their private parts to little girls to inflict their views like these Feminist did? Maybe for people that can't afford a few grand to buy a whole doll or somethin There's probably a lot of men who would prefer to just have the hip/crotch region. It's a lot more practical than pulling out an entire life sized doll and definitely a lot more palatable for those who find sex dolls weird or creepy.	/r/MensRights	28/07/19 08:45 AM
1	i really appreciate the woman who said this, but if i guy said this, they'd be called an incel or an undateable looser I don't think those two are related the way you relate them. There is an inverse correlation the last few decades, that much can be concluded. Just to be clear though, I don't mean to imply that there is a casual relationship between the two, because I don't think there is one. It seems to me that the rise of men's mental health issues has more to do with the destruction of the nuclear family, lack of purpose brought on by losing children to family courts, and the retained cultural and gender ro…	/r/MensRights	23/05/19 01:42 PM
1	i really appreciate the woman who said this, but if i guy said this, they'd be called an incel or an undateable looser Surely the rise of men's mental health issue is somewhat correlated to the cultural disdain they receive regularly for any perceived weakness. You suggested that there surely is a correlation. Well, there is a correlation, but it's an inverse/negative correlation. In other words: the last few decades mental health issues have increased, while cultural disdain for weakness has decreased/lessened (note: a correlation doesn't necessarily mean there is a casual relationship). That implies that you e…	/r/MensRights	23/05/19 12:24 PM
2	i really appreciate the woman who said this, but if i guy said this, they'd be called an incel or an undateable looser Surely the rise of men's mental health issue is somewhat correlated to the cultural disdain they receive regularly for any perceived weakness. I'm not person you asked, but do you actually believe that contemporary culture has more disdain for percieved weakness than in, say, the 80s, 60s or 40s? Because I really doubt that premise is true. I'm not saying there's a casual relation, but I think it would be more accurate to say that the rise of men's mental health issues has coincided with a lesse…	/r/MensRights	22/05/19 10:29 PM
0	Funny how that works... I have to say, I didn't expect this response, I was mentally prepared for a protracted, heated debate. I'm glad you surprised me instead. Giving the population greater control over their lives, education, career and finances is a good thing (although arguably, the population is taking that away from themselves by getting pregnant, and we shouldn't have to save people from their own poor decisions) but if abortion == murder, it's wrong and should be illegal. I see your point in that most pro-life…	/r/MensRights	20/05/19 10:38 AM
2	Funny how that works... There's an inherent risk of having sex. The risk is that sometimes, you end up with a human life inside of you that you don't want to be there. Getting it out requires killing it. You know about that risk. When you take that risk anyway, and it doesn't pay off, how can you justify killing it? Looking at it pragmatically at a societal level, it is very easy to justify. Acess to abortions in a society gives the population greater control over their lives, education, career and finances. This in tu…	/r/MensRights	20/05/19 07:46 AM
2	Man-hating feminist cafe Handsome Her, which charges men 17% more than women because “Muh wage gap”, is closing. Another case of get woke, go broke. Ironic, considering you're ignoring the extensive study of the gender pay gap u/EricAllonde linked above, and tried to support your view with a source that doesn't even purport to study the gender pay gap. Neither of your links pretend to study the entire economy, unlike the extensive study OP linked to. The Time article you linked to isn't even detailing an actual economic or scientific study, but rather a chart Time made themselves, which makes no attempt to prove the idea that women are paid …	/r/MensRights	23/04/19 09:11 AM
3	Man-hating feminist cafe Handsome Her, which charges men 17% more than women because “Muh wage gap”, is closing. Another case of get woke, go broke. That isn't about the supposed gender pay gap, though. It's about "gender bias in science", which is literally in the title. The study only looked at a single, very specific position, in a single field. You can't even extrapolate that it holds for positions at labs not included in the study.	/r/MensRights	22/04/19 08:58 PM
3	Yeah, because if you don’t support feminism, you’re a sexist. You can choose to disagree that women are discriminated against, but you would also be wrong. The real question is whether women are discriminated against to a higher degree than men are - and if they are, whether there's a significant difference. If your assertion is that they are, I would appreciate if you could link the sources you're basing that claim one.	/r/MensRights	04/04/19 09:22 AM
1	Revenge for building the entire human civilization? It's possible, but DSM-5 (the newest version, published in 2013) does classify gender dysphoria as a mental disorder/illness. Honestly, I haven't read enough about the discussion to have much insight and I don't have a firm opinion either way. That said, I doubt it's going to be declassified anytime soon, since the diagnosis requires "the presence of clinically significant distress associated with the condition". The suicide rate among those suffer from gender dysphoria is extremely high when co…	/r/MensRights	25/03/19 04:54 PM
-1	Revenge for building the entire human civilization? All mental disorders are mental illness. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_disorder A mental disorder, also called a mental illness[2] or psychiatric disorder, is a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning.[3] https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/what-is-mental-illness Mental Illness... refers collectively to all diagnosable mental disorders — health conditions involving •Significant changes in thinking, emotion and/or behavio…	/r/MensRights	25/03/19 01:16 PM
8	Revenge for building the entire human civilization? Since when is gender dysphoria not classified as a mental illness? Because I'm pretty sure I checked it fairly recently.	/r/MensRights	25/03/19 10:45 AM
35	Mother carves her preference on sons penis There are many different kinds of female circumcision, far from all of them involve cutitng or removing the clit. Also, removal of the foreskin definitely doesn't enhance sex - why would it? In most cases it's the other way around, it makes sex worse. On top of that, the reason some American women prefer circumcised is solely because it's what they're used to. This isn't a thing in places where circumcision isn't common, like Europe.	/r/MensRights	27/02/19 10:26 AM
8	Couldn't be more true. So, how would you define patriarchy?	/r/MensRights	22/02/19 01:32 AM
5	"Feminism is beneficial to men too," they say as they drink from their 'male tears' cup. What a ridiculous response full of assumptions. There are numerous reasons to dislike feminism, most of which have nothing to do with wanting to hold women down. Nothing he said implied that.	/r/MensRights	19/02/19 06:35 AM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... No one claimed that an average woman can get laid with any guy - just that they could get laid with someone. If you're only approaching guys who are similarly or more attractive with no luck, try approaching guys a step below. Edit: How obvious and direct you're being about it also matters. He might not realize you're trying to get him in bed. So don't just wait for the guy to make a move, make one yourself. Tinder/similar app is likely the easiest option either way, I would find it very hard to…	/r/MensRights	13/02/19 06:24 PM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... What kinds of guys are you approaching? Admittedly, I rarely bother trying to approach people at bars as I find tinder works much better and eliminates a lot of the issues you run into at bars. It's definitely easier somewhere with a club/party kind of setting though. It takes a lot more confidence to approach someone at a bar, while at the same time not knowing if the person is even single or able to talk. With tinder you already know there's mutual interest when you match. That said, several s…	/r/MensRights	13/02/19 12:40 PM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... Have you tried going to a bar, going up to a guy, talking for a bit and then asking him to come home with you? Have you tried doing the same thing on tinder? Because you said it would make you feel lonely and used and that you don't like Tinder because the "guys have no personality" there. If you're not interested and aren't trying to get laid, that's not the same thing as not being able to.	/r/MensRights	12/02/19 04:41 PM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... Who wants to lose their virginity in one night night stand? That’s so sad. Clearly that's not the only option and I wasn't talking about losing your virginity to a one night stand, just the fact that an average or better looking girl could easily get laid whenever if she actually wanted to. I’m far more interested in a guys personality then his looks, the guys on tinder have none. That's a bit unfair and judgemental, there are all kinds of girls/guys on Tinder. I'd hazard a guess that most singl…	/r/MensRights	12/02/19 01:43 PM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... It doesn't matter that you didn't, the point is that you could have if you really wanted to. Most men don't have that option, but most women do. You already said it would make you feel lonely and used, so clearly you weren't trying to get laid.	/r/MensRights	12/02/19 01:52 AM
1	Mayb posted before but very interesting on how men can be inherently smaller than 6ft and women who has a choice about their weight albeit people with PCOS or diabetics, men will get discriminated heavily for not being tall in the dating world , whilst we should date fat women.... Attractive girls who are still virgins in their 20s sre so by choice. If an average looking girl was really looking to get laid it could be done in no time at all. Especially now with apps like Tinder - just match, start talking to a guy and ask him to come over. Chances are he would be happy to, it really isn't harder than that.	/r/MensRights	12/02/19 01:43 AM
1	Pages that supposedly support equality reinforcing toxic behaviour I think he was referring to the wage gap, not the gap in college graduates. That said, your points do a great job of explaining the disparity in higher education.	/r/MensRights	25/01/19 01:32 AM
2	Thousands of dads are left in shock as DIY paternity tests soar. Up to 30,000 tests are being performed every year, says Alphabiolabs. In the UK about 750,000 babies are born every year. Feminists want the test to be illegal without the written consent of the mother. Your scenario is that the second man both knew about her marriage/relationship and that he is the real father of the child. That's not what he's talking about. He's talking about cases where the woman didn't tell the second man that she was in a relationship with someone else and also never told him that he's the real father, or never mentioned the kid at all.	/r/MensRights	13/01/19 04:39 PM
2	Richest Woman on Earth Did Nothing but Marry the Richest Man on Earth How does marrying sacrifice womens ability to earn money?	/r/MensRights	10/01/19 08:05 PM
1	9 Female Empowerment Quotes with Genders Reveresed By that I mean the kind of sexism that doesn't hate women, but simply puts them into a traditional role. The idea that women are special creatures to be admired and cared for, instead of our equals. It's not the end of the world, but lots of people think we should move past that model. You could frame that as benevolent sexism in regard to women, but because it promotes the idea that women are special and more than equals it is by extension also malevolent sexism as it pertains to men.	/r/MensRights	29/12/18 01:28 AM
8	This toxic feminism really has to stop, I am 200% behind equal rights for women and men but saying you can’t be sexist towards men is in my opinion sexist on its own All the statistics I've seen on violence from various countries show that the large majority of violence is directed at and experienced by men. Aabout 1.5 to 2.5 times more men than women experience moderate violence and about 2 to 4 times more men are subject to deadly violence. Men are overall far more likely to experience violence and agression than women are. While trafficking is commonly seen as crime that mostly affects girls and women, around 40% percent of victims are men and boys. Edit:…	/r/MensRights	05/12/18 11:17 AM