Tir_na_nOg77 Archive

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1	I didn't realize how bad double standards are til I had to call the cops. Women are more susceptible to influence and less able to reason, so I don't think the situations are the same. Funny how women are always shouting about how they are just as intelligent, strong, and capable as men, but the very second accountability comes into the picture, they immediately revert back to the poor, helpless little girl that doesn't have the emotional intelligence to understand the consequnces of her actions, and men are the big bad wolf preying upon her. Every. Single. Time.	/r/MensRights	25/07/26 07:39 PM
33	Would this be considered internalized homophobia by definition? Feminists always want to be treated as smart, strong, and able...until accountability comes into the picture. The very second accountability comes into the picture, they immediately revert back to the poor, helpless little girl that is too dumb to know the consequences of her actions, and the man is the big bad wolf.	/r/MensRights	12/07/26 07:47 PM
1	Got accused of SA (I am in 7th grade) Did your mom and the administrators that shouted at you at least have the decency to apologize to you?	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 11:38 AM
1	What is the difference between the premise of the movie Obsession and 50 Shades of Grey? Reminds me of that meme that said "The only reason women think 50 Shades of Grey is romantic is because the guy is a billionaire. If it took place in a trailer park, it would be an episode of Criminal Minds."	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 11:34 AM
4	"That being said, Women and girls are at greater risk from men, then men are from women, Globally, Worldwide, Historically and in the Present day. This is an indisputable fact." Plus, things like domestic violence statistics are horribly skewed. If a woman hits a man twenty times and he hits her back once, it's treated as no different than a man hitting a woman who never touched him. Also, many U.S. states use the Duluth Model, which says men can't be victims. In other words, if you live in one of these states and your wife attacks you, and you do not retaliate and call the police, it will still be you going to jail. Why would any man report domestic violence where he i…	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 02:02 AM
2	Am i missing something? Men have always been treated as expendable by society, which is something women refuse to admit or address. Women complain about how in 1850 they were having to mind children, clean the house, wash clothes, and cook, but there isn't a chance in hell that, if given the opportunity, they would switch places with a man and choose to be digging a canal in sweltering heat all day with a really high chance of dying of malaria.	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 01:55 AM
18	Whose more misogynistic, Men or Women? Women always bitch about how much effort they have to put into their looks and "can't wear the same dress twice because they'll get shit for it". Yeah, you'll get shit for it FROM OTHER WOMEN! Men don't give a fuck if you wear the same damn dress to every single event. If a woman looks great in a dress, we're more than happy to see her wear that dress as often as she likes. It's other women that are going to give her shit and use it as an excuse to put her down.	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 01:11 AM
50	More gaslighting by the Femosphere. The Guardian criticizes boys reading habits, despite feminist dominance in publishing and media. Both books and movies have become insufferable with the "woman who weighs 110 pounds soaking wet easily kicks the crap out of a 280 pound man that is a trained fighter". Men aren't even allowed to fight other men outside their weight class in organized combat sports, and we're all supposed to pretend like these female characters are anything close to realistic. Also, these stories always have the woman as the one that has to save the men because she is smarter and stronger than them, and you can…	/r/MensRights	27/06/26 01:05 AM
7	I really hate how the term ‘incel’ has been hijacked by feminists and extremists It's the only retort they have to the valid arguments that men make about how men are discriminated against in society. It shows that they have no actual counter-argument. When you have to result to personal attacks and insults, you are admitting that you have lost the argument, and that is what feminists do every...single...time.	/r/MensRights	25/06/26 01:09 AM
12	The Femosphere celebrates an openly male hating feminist who shot a famous artist eventually leading to his death. Feminists are as much about equality between men and women as segregationists were about equality between blacks and whites with the "separate but equal" policy. You can't openly spew hate at a group of people, speak out against any situation where they're trying to fix a double standard that hurts them while benefitting you, then turn around and whine about how everybody labels you a bunch of misandrists because "feminism says it's about equality!"	/r/MensRights	20/06/26 09:39 PM
2	The fact that so many people say things like "Men don't really do anything in society" and get taken seriously is completely ridiculous My wife's radical feminist friend is the typical misandrist who thinks men could disappear tomorrow and her life would be better. She is completely clueless to all of the men doing the hard, dirty jobs that make her comfortable, modern day lifestyle possible, and that if those men were to disappear tomorrow, the lifestyle she is so used to would come crashing down.	/r/MensRights	15/06/26 12:55 PM
3	men's rights activist and feminist Men are also much more likely to be victims of a non-domestic violent attack. 4 out of 5 victims of non-domestic violent attacks are men. A woman walking alone is far less likely to be attacked than a man walking alone. Why? Because physically assaulting or robbing a woman is seen as cowardly. Women will always try to counter with "But women live with a FEAR of being attacked more, so we're the bigger victims!". That's as ridiculous as saying that if a white person fears racial discrimination fr…	/r/MensRights	06/06/26 04:18 AM
4	"Incel" is the new "gay" word to shame men. Resulting to insults is always the sign that a person has lost the argument. They can't attack the argument, so they attack the other person in an attempt to derail the argument and turn it into a mud-slinging contest. Anything to not acknowledge the fact that you're making a logical argument and they have no rebuttal. At least, no rebuttal that wouldn't make them look like entitled hypocrites.	/r/MensRights	06/06/26 04:07 AM