UserMcUserson Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Okay. Which is it? “NO uterus, NO opinion?” or “Your silence is deafening” ? It feels horrible to want to speak up and know that if you say something slightly controversial you’re shamed, but if you say nothing you’re still shamed. Yes that's a separate issue from abortions in my eyes.	/r/MensRights	27/06/22 03:53 PM
-26	Okay. Which is it? “NO uterus, NO opinion?” or “Your silence is deafening” ? It feels horrible to want to speak up and know that if you say something slightly controversial you’re shamed, but if you say nothing you’re still shamed. Men should support women's right to choose. I'm a man and as much as we have our issues with paternal rights having and carrying a baby is something unique to women, and although as a baby daddy it would be nice to be involved in the decision to abort, ultimately it is not us carrying it for 9mths, and going through all the potential life altering effects which come with pregnancy. Sorry men, we should support a women's right to choose and shut the fuck up otherwise.	/r/MensRights	26/06/22 03:16 PM
12	Why are women paid the same as men for jobs they are less capable of performing? First of all this guy is a God damn hero for doing what he did, but I dont think you can blame anyone for running from someone with a gun. I cant see that being in any bouncer's job description. I also agree with equal pay for equal work performed.	/r/MensRights	07/07/19 02:14 PM
1	"Men getting sexually assaulted and women getting sexually assaulted are completely different." Gilded, silvered, and upvoted highly. I agree with the quoted statement.	/r/MensRights	12/02/19 08:21 PM
0	'Women work longer hours than men' I think you are sterotyping women to a very specific type in a very specific job. I'd say on average man and women work equally as hard in there jobs during the hours they work.	/r/MensRights	02/09/18 08:03 PM
16	Clementine Ford says her "male baby" annoys her when he wants to be fed Now if she had said my son, or just my baby I'd have no real issue since people are allowed to be annoyed by their kids, but to suggest it's because it's male is so fucking delusional and really bordering hate speech. I feel sorry for her son.	/r/MensRights	09/07/18 10:32 AM
-11	Thwarted teen male = rape, unthwarted adult female = not rape I have no personal knowledge so I am just theorizing on men being less traumatized. Do you have any? I don't doubt some men dont report it due to them looking weak even though they would like to. I don't doubt some men try to act tough despite being really being traumatized. But I also feel some, aren't really that traumatized by it or at least way less then the average woman. It is man's nature to seek out sex, so to receive it, it may not be as traumatizing. It is woman's nature to be more pic…	/r/MensRights	09/07/18 10:21 AM
-22	Thwarted teen male = rape, unthwarted adult female = not rape Based on just personal observations about men and women I feel like the reason rape is not used to describe unwanted sex from a woman is because there often is not the level of emotional trauma associated with it. I'm not saying it isn't rape, because it is, only that the word rape is associated with a strong traumatic experience, and because guys may not be as traumatized, the words "forced to have sex" can a better descriptor. Having a machete held against you could be traumatizing, but the ac…	/r/MensRights	09/07/18 09:41 AM
1	Feminism and The New Aristocracy What is the tl;dr?	/r/MensRights	29/04/18 07:28 PM
12	Thoughts on shares like this? There is a limit to what we can consider appropriate attire. Every setting is different. In this school's case, they have a particular dress code they've decided upon. It has nothing to do with boys education vs girls education.	/r/MensRights	03/04/18 01:32 PM
-2	Bill to ban FGM seen as an attack on religion... said nobody ever. Why is it that men aren't protected from religious practices that involve amputation but women are? (EU bishops decry Iceland circumcision bill as attack on religious freedom) Not crusted at all, soft and smoothe and sex feels amazing. I've heard from some that post adult circumsion caused their head to become more sensitive but have also heard argued the opposite in others. In the end I don't think we can use sensitivity as an argument for either side.	/r/MensRights	08/02/18 05:58 PM
-2	Bill to ban FGM seen as an attack on religion... said nobody ever. Why is it that men aren't protected from religious practices that involve amputation but women are? (EU bishops decry Iceland circumcision bill as attack on religious freedom) My point is that I am thankful for being circumcised as a baby and if done right is harmless to the baby and riskier as an adult. I get there are those whose outcome didn't go well and can see why it could be a banned practice. I just wanted to let people know there are those who are happy to have it done as a baby because I would be too scared to mess things up as an adult.	/r/MensRights	08/02/18 05:48 PM
-6	Bill to ban FGM seen as an attack on religion... said nobody ever. Why is it that men aren't protected from religious practices that involve amputation but women are? (EU bishops decry Iceland circumcision bill as attack on religious freedom) I wonder if the difference is that most circumcised men enjoy ( or at least no ill feelings towards) being circumcised where as maybe most women don't. Purely speculative statement however. I know myself I enjoy having been circumcised and know men who've received it later in life who enjoy it more than non circumcision. I think if done right, there is little to no loss of srnsation. I do see good arguments for banning it for babies however and it certainly is making me rethink the practice. I'm…	/r/MensRights	08/02/18 10:22 AM
2	Misogynistic abuse against Cathy Newman is a symbol of the backlash against the MeToo movement That interview was very enlightening. He put the research in and was able to clearly explain the facts. Equal rights does not mean equal outcome. It means everyone is treated fairly.	/r/MensRights	22/01/18 01:45 AM
2	Feminist Policewoman Wins Physical Fitness Lawsuit – Demands Insane Changes Are the fitness standards consistent with other police forces? Do they have documentation or studies that show those standards are required in the field? Could police officers be just as effective with lower standards? These are the questions that go through my mind when my initial "you got to be fucking kidding me" reaction fades. Everyone wants the best people for the job, but who decides where to draw the line and what reasoning do they have?	/r/MensRights	17/01/18 01:57 AM
0	An AMA with a woman running for office after losing custody of her child. Please go look at all the questions she's ignoring about how unique she is to be in a situation that fathers find themselves in all the time, and whether she'll be campaigning for them, and what her views are on them. It shouldn't matter if the kid is related to her or not. She and her ex went into the surrogacy to have a child together. This is her child and she got screwed out of what should have been shared custody. I just hope she can see this happens to men all the time and the laws should reflect that as well.	/r/MensRights	28/09/17 03:32 AM
-5	"A campaign group wants circumcision to be recognised as male genital mutilation (MGM) and for it to be considered a criminal offence." http://www.circinfo.net/men_circumcised_as_adults_tell_it_as_it_is.html https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/zngeye/men-explain-why-they-were-circumcised-as-adults-330 A couple of articles I found when doing research. I get tonnes of pleasure from sex and can't imagine it being more sensitive. But I only know what I have. Those articles describe what other men have experienced when they had the procedure as adults.	/r/MensRights	01/07/17 03:06 PM
-10	"A campaign group wants circumcision to be recognised as male genital mutilation (MGM) and for it to be considered a criminal offence." From what I've read and have been told by doctors, it seems most of the claims on here are exaggerated. If you read up on men who've had the surgery in adulthood they would say there is no real negative effect from the surgery. Those being circumcised at birth only know about how it feels to be circumcised. For me I love being circumcised and figure my boy will appreciate the same. If imagine those uncircumcised feel the same way about having their kids be uncircumcised.	/r/MensRights	01/07/17 02:37 PM
-8	"A campaign group wants circumcision to be recognised as male genital mutilation (MGM) and for it to be considered a criminal offence." Oh ya misspelled aesthetic. Thanks. But no need to call me a pedophile. Clearly there is no indication of that in my comment and to suggest such is just plain ignorant. I think parents should be allowed to make this choice. You don't. Insulting one another does not continue the conversation. IMO you are damaging your cause by doing that.	/r/MensRights	01/07/17 02:18 PM
-20	"A campaign group wants circumcision to be recognised as male genital mutilation (MGM) and for it to be considered a criminal offence." I can't speak to FGM, but I don't consider circumcision in day old babies to be MGM. The procedure these days is done with a plastic ring and string. Babies skin is super thin in the first 5 days of birth and the only anesthetic given to my son was maple syrup. In fact he slept through the procedure. The procedure when older is more involved, riskier, although still considered safe, and there is a loss of some health benefits as compared to doing it as a baby. From what I've read, men who've opt…	/r/MensRights	01/07/17 09:59 AM