Tokinfeminist Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-1	Spoke with radfem, mentioned the 3:1 suicide ratio of men to women. Her response? "I don't F*cking care, men are idiots." Ahahahahahaha	/r/MensRights	08/09/14 11:40 PM
0	I just got messaged by a mod on 2xchromosomes saying it was banned to discuss rape culture hysteria and its harm on victims, assumed I was male. What a toxic place, how is this a default? He was disagreeing with the claim that rape occurrence is a direct reflection of UCR stats, which is troubling on many counts. However, because he's going against the grain here, he's downvoted. Which, through this subreddit medium, is a form of censorship because the comments are hidden and the posters can post less frequently.	/r/MensRights	29/08/14 10:13 PM
1	I just got messaged by a mod on 2xchromosomes saying it was banned to discuss rape culture hysteria and its harm on victims, assumed I was male. What a toxic place, how is this a default? Hey man, While I agree with the point of what you're saying - your statistics are extremely flawed. The Bureau of Justice does report the statistics on rapes filed, but you can look at something designed for things like this within the Bureau of Justice. http://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=4594 The NCVS (National Crime Victimization Survey) was designed for people to anonymously report crimes that happened to them that they didn't report to the police, for any reason. Take into acco…	/r/MensRights	29/08/14 02:44 PM
2	4chan explains Tits or GTFO, true equality What special privileges do you get as a woman on 4chan exactly? Greentext stories a lot of the time reveal the gender/race/orientation/age of the poster for the sake of offering context. Like, I was totally all 4chan years ago. I don't know why people are acting like it was some sagely place of egalitarian perspectives.	/r/MensRights	17/07/14 09:17 AM
-3	4chan explains Tits or GTFO, true equality Perspective because men and women have different experiences? Like half the greentext stories imply the author is a dude but you never hear 'dick or gtfo' Because /b/ is sexist. As in /r/MensRights for consistently upvoting this link.	/r/MensRights	17/07/14 09:07 AM
-1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Remember that I am a male feminist. It is entirely possible that in feminist discussions, I'm not told to 'check my privilege' or that I'm 'what about the menz-ing' because they don't want me to feel put-off. In that case, the issue is with discourse. I don't like the term 'check your privilege' at all because of this. When asking someone to understand their privilege, what you're asking is for them to realize they may be analyzing from a myopic perspective. This is important, but to truly expec…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 09:44 PM
-2	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Why do you assume feminism is at odds with this? There's no tenet stating male victims need to be marginalized.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 08:10 PM
-1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Or more likely the assumption is made that someone is more likely to listen to their male peers. Women are encouraged to speak out against sexism or unfair prejudice toward men as well.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 07:27 PM
-1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Yea, but be a doll and fetch 'em for me.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 06:51 PM
-1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Gender-roling because women are more stereotyped as caregivers? And I actually was incorrect, more women embezzle than men. However, 80% of the dollars in total embezzling comes from men. So while you don't need to be a man to embezzle (as more often women commit it), to steal company-killing amounts, you're more often a man. And yet how often is this used in the employment calculus? That's why I don't believe selecting against women because of maternity leave is 'strictly business.'	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 05:40 PM
0	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically So we have paternal and maternal leave. All for it. And where does the CDC say men are more often assaulted? Men are 1 in 6, women 1 in 4.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 05:28 PM
1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Never have I seen such a wretched hive of scum and villainy.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 05:02 PM
1	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Expecting men to provide for them infantizes women and puts unnecessary pressure on women. There is nothing wrong if this is the agreed upon unit structure, but a social expectation of it is destructive for both genders.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 04:45 PM
0	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Is this what you honesty think-- that by asking men to discourage other men from street harassment feminists are forcing men into protector roles? Common courtesy is a prettier and more accurate term.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 04:21 PM
3	CLAIM: Freeing women from their gender roles will free men from theirs! One, the pre-Neolithic era was characterized by sustenance hunting-gathering, which means a hundred days of meat would go to waste since this was before pottery led to the concept of surplus. Diets were extremely dependent on the gathering women performed since this was the only consistency that could be afforded-- animals often migrated as did the human clans. Hunting was not often steady. I decided to look it up and I was a bit off. It's a 60/40 split according to http://www.scienceschool.usyd…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 07:24 AM
2	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically I work at a daycare, man. The only guy out of seven staff members. The dads are ecstatic to see me there providing some surrogate fatherhood for the ten hours a day they can't be there. And even with my dozen or so partners, never been accused of being rapist or have feared being a rapist. I've never felt judgment for being surrounded by kids or lifting them up. Women can cause damage in sexual harassment lawsuits but men again embezzle more often. If we're going dollar for dollar, separate from…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 03:55 AM
-3	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically What privileges do women have that make them workplace liabilities when they're less likely to ask for a raise or embezzle? Pregnancy? The answer then is paternal leave which benefits both genders, as feminist often achieves. HR issues? Largely imagined. And when do men have their sexuality demonized? My friends are aware of all my partners, my audiences hears and laughs at my stories about whoring around. Slut is almost exclusively a slur for women. Men being judged by their lack of 'action' is…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 03:27 AM
-6	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Some women do, most feminists do not. Internalized misogyny is a pressing issue.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 03:25 AM
3	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Why aren't these women's issues?	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 01:34 AM
0	Senator Claire McCaskill's survey on sexual violence on campus was released today Weird, my whole spiel is that men aren't naturally violent. That whole 'or else' statement kinda puts us at odds. :( It's weird though you think we'll see a power shift even though the wage gap is still stagnant due to women choosing less-profitable majors and showing aversion to the competition necessary for higher positions. And the fact that women still comprise over two-thirds of minimum wage workers in this country. But I guess I forgot how consent awareness programs are going to disincenti…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 01:31 AM
4	Question: Why do you call it men's rights? Answer: Because the continued disenfranchisement of boys and men needs to be addressed specifically Most of my feminist friends advocate for paternal leave so women aren't discriminated against in the hiring process. There's the analysis of what comprises the wage gap and why women go down those paths (why they choose less profitable humanities, why the aversion to competition, why the less likeliness of asking for a raise, why they're two-thirds of the minimum wage workers in the US). There are people (here, even) that believe that 45% of rape accusations are false, and that only 3 in 1,000 w…	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 01:13 AM
1	CLAIM: Freeing women from their gender roles will free men from theirs! Why not? Women have worked when men were at war, when they've been unable to have children, and if we go way back to the pre-Neolithic, provided more food and resources for their clan than men had.	/r/MensRights	10/07/14 12:50 AM