Varo Archive

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-1	The Guardian publishes an article by Tom Martin - the man who is suing LSE over Gender Studies course. What feminist wants to ban pornography? Not only are all major sects of feminism pro pornography, but most fight for the legalization of prostitution.	/r/MensRights	16/09/11 12:55 AM
0	If feminism has failed in its objectives, it has failed men too. If it is not to fail again, it must achieve them in collaboration with men—not in spite of them. Incorrect.	/r/MensRights	14/03/10 09:09 PM
6	Men do far more housework than they are given credit for, according to research that claims women do not notice because their male partners "don't make a fuss" Seconded. Who supposedly is giving women all the housework credit? Sitcoms? The couples I know split housework down the middle. If they don't it is quite obvious which person is slacking. Gender is irrelevant. This article is lowest common denominator, boys vs girls, school yard bickering.	/r/MensRights	14/03/10 09:07 PM
0	Is Question Time's all-women audience a good idea? I am a post modern feminist. I read and keep up with the current waves of feminist discourse. In my everyday life I strive to keep gender stereotyping to a minimum. The main tenant of feminism that I subscribe to is I am against the discrimination of the other. In many contemporary situations, such as parenting rights, males have become the other. I very often link this article, as I think it is the best description of post modern feminists: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gill…	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 05:15 PM
-1	Is Question Time's all-women audience a good idea? Your generalizations about female voters are just about as sexist as an all female audience.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 04:52 PM
1	Is Question Time's all-women audience a good idea? Do not blame all liberals for feminism. Do not blame all feminists for this one show's stupidity and sexism. Those types of generalizations are dangerous. They lead to misunderstandings and cut off potential lines of communication. I am a feminist against this show's sexism. An all woman audience is discrimination against men, and is therefore anti gender equality.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 04:45 PM
0	Is Question Time's all-women audience a good idea? Please don't blame all liberals for one television show's stupidity and sexism.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 02:21 PM
1	Is Question Time's all-women audience a good idea? It is a sexist idea.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 02:21 PM
13	I want to be a good Father, but her Mother won't let me be. You need to go to court. Your ex will be angry at this because her complete control over your daughter will end. She will probably not let you see your daughter until the court sessions are over. That is a pain you will have to endure. You cannot continue letting her use your child as a poker chip. As difficult as this will be for you, it is best you go to court before your daughter gets any older. The older your daughter is, the more difficult the adjustment will be. Think of her. Go to court a…	/r/MensRights	10/03/10 02:36 AM
3	Domestic abuse lobbyist murders husband I can see the irony of this story, but not the relevance.	/r/MensRights	04/03/10 02:34 PM
2	Men's Rights. A place for men to be men. No apologies. Men's Rights. A place where it is acceptable to downvote everyone you slightly disagree with. Intelligent discussion involving dissenting opinions is frowned upon. There are message boards for that.	/r/MensRights	20/01/10 06:42 PM
1	Men's Rights. A place for men to be men. No apologies. Like all theories, it evolves as we learn and expand upon its discourse. Feminism as it stands today: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gilliamgibbs/writings/pmf.html	/r/MensRights	20/01/10 06:39 PM
0	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. In one case a person died. In the other a person did not. Intention is something decided upon in a court of law. No court is needed to see that a person is dead.	/r/MensRights	14/01/10 08:32 PM
-1	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. Her intent is important and will be reviewed at her trial. That is how the western legal system works. Edit: To clarify. This woman is a villain. Perhaps she is as stupid as she is cruel and did not intend to kill, just harm. That is speculation; a possibility. The intent will be a factor in her sentence, but it cannot be a factor until it is legally proven to have been an attempted murder.	/r/MensRights	14/01/10 03:31 AM
-5	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. Right, but there is no proof had the genders been reversed that it would be called anything different.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 09:59 PM
-8	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. Those are sad and unfair facts, but this case has nothing to do with them. This woman has not even been sentenced or tried.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 09:19 PM
-4	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. There is no proof that a man would be treated any differently.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 09:18 PM
-6	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. What man had a book thrown at him? Why make up a scenario that does not exist to prove there are inequalities in the world? There are enough examples of actual gender biases out there.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 09:01 PM
-2	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. Saying what could have or would have happened is easy. I'm glad our judicial system only takes into account what actually happened and what the assailant's intentions were.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 08:59 PM
-1	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. There is enough gender inequality in the world without seeing it in places it doesn't exist. The man did not die, but he could have. That will be under consideration during the woman's trial. You can bet her treatment would be quite different had the man been killed.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 08:58 PM
-9	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. That woman died. True, this man COULD have died, but he did not. That is not an instance of gender inequality, but an example that the court systems make a distinction between attempted murder and manslaughter.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 06:43 PM
-7	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. There is no proof that had the violence been committed by a man that the actions taken against him would be any different. The woman will be tried, as any other criminal.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 06:04 PM
-11	Woman angry at man's leaving her, rigs his power tools to deliver a 220v shock. Arrest, Bail, Jail? Nah, let's practice a little catch and release. How does this have anything to do with men's rights?	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 05:47 PM
2	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial My mistake. I am sorry for attempting to have an intellectual conversation with you. I see you are now, simply, a well fed troll.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 04:19 PM
1	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial The current climate of feminism, just so you are aware: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gilliamgibbs/writings/pmf.html I never accused you of any sort of denial. You falsely accused feminists of it. I've not accused you of anything, yet you're on the defensive. Relax. Both you, and the above article, accuse feminists of being purposefully ignorant. I posted to state that we are not ignorant, purposefully or otherwise. It is a shame that fascinating discussions like the evolutio…	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 03:55 PM
1	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial Did you read mine? I am a feminist and I am in not in blind denial of evolutionary psychology. Anthropology and evolutionary sciences are fascinating. They help us see why some of the social constructs facilitating sexism exist. Denying the past is not the way to gain equality in any society.	/r/MensRights	13/01/10 03:12 PM
0	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial Like nature vs. nurture, that is up for debate.	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 06:24 PM
0	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial You couldn't be more wrong. To deny that certain social sexisms stem from biology would be ludicrous. But to say all social sexism comes from evolutionary psychology would be even more crazy. It is a fairly even mix, one influencing the other. A snowball effect ending in what the feminists of the 70's called the patriarchy. A very interesting study on the physicality of gender and its influence on sexism and culture is Leonard Shlain's 'Sex, Time, and Power'.	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 06:24 PM
0	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial Like the nature vs nurture argument, it is undeniably a combination of the two influences.	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 02:23 PM
0	Sexual Selection: A Tale of Male Bias and Feminist Denial No feminist I've ever spoken to rejects evolution. This article makes ridicules, bias, and uneducated claims right off the bat.	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 04:23 AM
0	Female U.S. teacher jailed for 20 years for sleeping with pupil, 13 Please don't use word like feminism unless you know their definition.	/r/MensRights	02/01/10 02:21 AM
5	'We still cannot seem to take crimes of sex and violence against men seriously' He wasn't permitted on the reality program. At least someone takes his offense seriously. The fact that he was even under review to appear on the show illustrates not what a joke the justice system is, but how despicable reality TV and entertainment in general has become.	/r/MensRights	01/01/10 07:02 PM
1	The end of the gender wars Incorrect. Feminism today deals with the plight of the "other." There are many modern issues in which men have become the other, like parental rights. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gilliamgibbs/writings/pmf.html	/r/MensRights	01/01/10 03:29 PM
-7	The end of the gender wars Feminism is not about male bashing. Anyone who thinks it is is uneducated.	/r/MensRights	31/12/09 03:23 AM
7	I foolishly thought that I would be able to influence his personality and determine his character. I now realise that I was completely delusional. One depressed woman's failure to raise her son does not change my opinion on nature vs. nurture. Most of what she experienced was backlash, anyway.	/r/MensRights	29/12/09 01:26 PM
-1	'Families at risk' as chemists sell paternity test kits This article does not mention feminists or their views on the product.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 08:12 PM
2	'Families at risk' as chemists sell paternity test kits Just as birth control is a human right, so is this kit.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 04:24 PM
1	'Families at risk' as chemists sell paternity test kits Thank you. Over the counter paternity tests are genius and a human right (just as over the counter birth control should be). I came in this thread to state just that, but was blown away by the sexism and hatred contained here. I wish I could give you more than an upvote and orange envelope.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 04:21 PM
2	Number of men on receiving end of domestic abuse soars It is good to see men getting more comfortable about reporting cases of domestic abuse against them. As the article states, regardless of gender, victims of domestic violence need support. It shows strength to admit there is problem in one's own home, and courage change it. The real issue here is, why is domestic abuse in Scotland soaring? The gender of the abused is irrelevant.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 04:15 PM
6	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. I subscribe to mensright because I am a feminist. Men's rights concern me as much as the rights of my own gender. Equality for men is equality for women. Perhaps this is not the views of some other feminists, but I cannot speak for them. I can say that I have never spoken with a feminist who disagrees with me on these matters.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 02:40 AM
2	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Even if one doesn't believe it, it is a fascinating concept. The idea is gender is completely taught, at least how we define it. Sex is a man made concept. ("Sex" as in male and female, not as in fornication.) Here is another article on post modern feminism. It is longer but the language less convoluted: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gilliamgibbs/writings/pmf.html Post modern feminists reject "the idea that the biological man and the biological woman are identified with the "…	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 01:43 AM
5	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Please do some research before determining what is and what isn't a fact: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodern_feminism Also, see my other posts for why it is not called "equality." I feel like a broken record.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 12:13 AM
5	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Humanism has a religious and spiritual connotation. If the word "humanism" wasn't already taken, and the word "feminism" didn't mean gender equality, then, yes, it would be called humanism.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 09:10 PM
2	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Please do not assume every feminist you meet is as awful as your ex-wife (whom I'm assume jumped on the feminist band wagon after a nasty divorce. "empowerment" and all that BS). I try not to assume every man bashing feminism isn't just bitter from dealing with a bitch like your ex. If it makes you feel better, know I am currently supporting my brother in his fight for visitation rights. My nephew's mother is currently denying them. I do see this is a feminist issue, although so many in this sub…	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 08:14 PM
1	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Every comment is someone's opinion.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:55 PM
5	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Men and women are inherently equal. The problem now is having human made society treat them as such.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:19 PM
0	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. and don't dinosaurs?	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:18 PM
-2	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Post modern feminism defines "feminine" as the "other" not as "female". The word and concepts enveloped in it have evolved, precisely because of the reasons you've brought up. Feminism is about defending the oppressed, not about women. Edit: The downvotes confuse me here, as I am not stating my opinion but facts. Might want to check up on your reddiquette.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:12 PM
5	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. No one wants to make the differences between men and women disappear. Of course, men have penises, women have vaginas. I love my genitalia/hormones/physical differences as much as the next gender does. When I say equal I mean legally and socially. Equal pay, equal opportunities, equal treatment, equal education, etc. No one with blue eyes should get paid more than someone with brown eyes for the sole reason of eye color. No one with a penis should get paid more than someone with a vagina for sol…	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:09 PM
-3	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Most of the issues you've named involve men as well as women, even if only in different ways. For example: making abortion illegal ups the number of men forced to pay child support for children they did not want. If abortion was illegal more males (and females) would grow up in families that do not love them and cannot support them. It takes two to create a child, and what happens to that child should affect both parents equally, legally and emotionally. As for "female friendly family courts," a…	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 07:03 PM
-4	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Look, if females are equal to males, than males are equal to females. There is no equality for one gender. If one gender is better than the other, no one is equal. Feminism is about gender equality, about males and females being equal. Feminism is called feminism because at the time it started females were the oppressed, the "other." A person for gender equality not being a feminist because of the root of the word is like a Christian not celebrating Easter because it is named after a pagen Godde…	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 05:16 PM
-1	Feminism should be about equality for males, too. Feminism is about equality for males.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 05:07 PM
1	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. Men spend just as much time making themselves sexually desirable. Perhaps you are referring to interactions between the average overweight males and female super models. In general, it is an even playing field. In a relationship it is both parties who wish to have sex. If it is any other way, something is very wrong. Get yourself a partner who is as sexually attractive to you as you are to her. If you do not have a sexual partner, perhaps break out of the gender role you've encased yourself in a…	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 01:58 PM
2	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. You have no idea what you are talking about. Please, educate yourself before speaking on a subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodern_feminism The teaching of gender roles is against feminist teaching. The "get the milk for free" saying is sexist and damaging to both genders.	/r/MensRights	23/11/09 11:21 PM
1	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. You are sadly mistaken.. At its core, feminism is about letting each person control his/her own body. Why would feminists want the oldest profession to be illegal? As of now, in the USA at least, pimps (males) control the business of prostitution. It is insane and self loathing of you to think an entire gender is out to keep sex from you. Sex is not a lever women have against men. Believe it or not, we like sex, too. It is interesting you bring up the church. Maybe a person claiming to be a femi…	/r/MensRights	23/11/09 07:08 PM
2	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. Legalizing prostitution and stopping sex trafficking are two separate issues. However, I am sure the legalization of prostitution would severely cut down on sex slavery in this country, so I can see how you'd make the association. I am not sure which feminist group ever has lobbied against the legalization of prostitution. Your original comment implies that keeping prostitution illegal keeps sex in the hands of women, and that is so far from the truth. Without unions and government regulations, …	/r/MensRights	23/11/09 06:24 AM
6	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. This article does not mention feminists or their view on sexbots.	/r/MensRights	23/11/09 06:08 AM
6	Canadian feminists already want 'sexbots' banned. Many, many feminists (possibly most), including myself, believe prostitution should be legal. It is a travesty that it isn't. That is another conversation all together. I think your definition of feminist needs to be revised.	/r/MensRights	23/11/09 06:07 AM
-3	Just thought of perhaps the central double-standard behind feminism ... false.	/r/MensRights	25/10/09 10:06 PM
5	Feminist - "Women who don't rise up and destroy the male race might be considered as bad as the Germans who didn't stop Hitler" I do as well.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 08:54 PM
6	Feminist - "Women who don't rise up and destroy the male race might be considered as bad as the Germans who didn't stop Hitler" Yes he did. He was their leader. This woman is just a crazy anonymous person posting something on the internet.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 08:53 PM
-1	Feminist - "Women who don't rise up and destroy the male race might be considered as bad as the Germans who didn't stop Hitler" She speaks for herself, as all of us do.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 08:51 PM
2	Feminist - "Women who don't rise up and destroy the male race might be considered as bad as the Germans who didn't stop Hitler" That woman does not represent all feminists.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 01:59 PM
0	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. Exactly, these numbers are taken at paternity labs. Mostly men who question the paternity of the child get tested in the first place. Again, there are many factors this statement COULD include and many it blatantly does not. I question this article's source, and am a little disappointed by downvotes I've gotten for doing so.	/r/MensRights	26/09/09 05:40 AM
-1	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. Oh, of course it should. No one is talking about laws enforcing morality here. The wording used in the title is "responsible people," which is entirely subjective phrasing. In the opinion of some, "responsible people" would never have an unintended pregnancy. Moral definitions vary greatly. I'm asking many questions in this thread due to my surprise that so many of my peers feel biology is the main focus of fatherhood. I never implied your actions and feelings should not be your choice.	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 11:43 PM
1	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. That is not what I was trying to imply. My biological father left my life when I was very young. My life is normal. He left for his own reasons, which I've grown to understand. I think children are stronger than we give them credit. I was asking hypothetically, if your father was a big part of your life, and in your adulthood he found out he wasn't your Dad, would you expect him to cut you off?	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 11:28 PM
-2	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. That article does not state how many fathers in that 10% know they are not the biological father. The statistic could also include parents who adopt. I thought the post was commenting on 1 in 10 men believing they are the biological father, raising the child as such, and the truth being otherwise.	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 10:47 PM
-1	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. Suppose you raised a son fully. He grew up wonderfully; you taught him everything you knew. You're a very proud father of a successful offspring. You call his children your grandchildren. You love him dearly. You then find out he's not your son. Would you feel obligated in your old and previously satisfied age to spread your seed? Or would you be content knowing that a person you raised as your own was out doing good in the world? Or would you, understanding you don't have enough time in the wor…	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 10:37 PM
0	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. What if you were the child? What if your Dad is not your Dad?	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 10:03 PM
0	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. Source please?	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 10:01 PM
6	"If you find out after the fact that the child you've been fathering is not biologically yours, that's not permission to stop being a dad. You are that child's father in every way but the molecular one, and responsible people take care of their children." Ummm yea.. fuck that. Would you honestly ditch a child you raised as your own?	/r/MensRights	25/09/09 06:16 PM
0	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. Don't make a promise you won't keep. Don't marry someone who sucks.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 07:35 PM
2	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. Personally, I will not procreate until I am married. This is not required by law, nor should it be. It is a personal decision that I am proud of. If a child is purposefully brought into this world, than the parents should promise to be together until death do they part. Maybe I am an idealist. I am sorry to see so many disagree.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 06:02 PM
2	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. In most states it is illegal for either gender to have such an operation until he/she is 21. The author married quite young, perhaps that was a factor.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 03:39 PM
-4	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. Tomek, your sentiment is alright only if you never intend to procreate.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 03:36 PM
6	Any tips about dealing with Parental Alienation Syndrome? I'm not an expert, and am sorry to say I empathize more with your daughter than you or your ex. If she can't believe what mommy tells her, then she can't believe ANYONE. Including you. You are in an awful spot. But, please, really try to put your daughter's feelings above your own.	/r/MensRights	20/07/09 02:26 AM
7	Any tips about dealing with Parental Alienation Syndrome? You really need to spend more time with your daughter, and I know that isn't up to you. It's difficult for a four year old to understand the birds and the bees, and the "who made me" process. You're not going to be able to explain the high level concept of father to her, you just need to see her often enough to act out the role. Have you spoken to any local law firms about pro bono work? Many take x amount of cases a quarter. You need to secure set visitation rights. Your ex's lifestyle should g…	/r/MensRights	20/07/09 01:33 AM
9	Any tips about dealing with Parental Alienation Syndrome? Judging by the way you speak of your ex, talking to the mother about this is probably not a viable solution. You're in a tough spot. Horribly enough, letting her see this hurts you may actually ENCOURAGE this behavior. Don't get angry at your daughter. That will simply alienate her and make you seem like the bad guy mommy wants you to be. Being called your first name by your child probably truly hurts, but try to wait this out. Whats in a name, anyway? As soon as your child is old enough to real…	/r/MensRights	20/07/09 12:56 AM
20	Why Marriage Is Obsolete (at Least for Women) Please don't categorize all modern women with this boring, self absorbed, pretentious, spoiled, verbose bitch.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 04:57 PM
1	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" I absolutely agree.	/r/MensRights	17/06/09 12:59 AM
0	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" Essentially, there are three types of feminists in the modern United States: Liberal, Post Modern, and Radical. I am sorry you have only been exposed to radical before this point. I wish I could teach them a thing or two, they turn quite fine "equalists" like yourself against us. :)	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 11:35 PM
-1	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" From the wiki article: "'woman' is a debatable category, complicated by class, ethnicity, sexuality, and other facets of identity." In the context of the original article, the male would be the oppressed. Because of taught gender roles the father is supposed to sit back and accept that the mother deserves his hard earned money and full custody of their child just because she has a vagina. This is a sexist and damaging practice. Any legal conclusion based on gender is a sexist one. You and I, to …	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 11:16 PM
-1	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" I do not rebel against the word "feminist" for the same reason I do not rebel against the term "man kind." It is semantics. Man kind refers to the human race as a whole. Feminism refers to the belief that both genders are equal and should be treated so. Etymology is fascinating but irrelevant. Granted, feminism is a lot of things: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism The women you quoted belong to the radical sect, and while they are feminists, they are not the majority. All movements have thei…	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 10:28 PM
0	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" Just as Rush Limbaugh does not speak for all conservatives, these women do not speak for me. I am a proud feminist who does not believe a single of the above statements to be true. To say a feminist is anti men is to say an atheist is an anti thiest. There are some ex Christian loud mouths who are simply bitter and hateful towards the religion they feel betrayed them. But their opinions should not be held above those atheists who have come to their beliefs in a peaceful and logical way.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 09:55 PM
-1	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" I don't blame you for needing a word like "equalist". For almost forty years mainstream media has been tarnishing feminists the way they've only just begin to tarnish atheists. Feminism is about equal rights. Any discrimination against a human being due to their sex or sexual orientation is anti feminism. Use the word equalist if you'd like, but you are fighting along side feminists, not against them.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 07:54 PM
6	Race For The Cure Discriminates Against Men Don't you just hate that feeling?	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 07:34 PM
-4	A female men's rights advocate: "I cannot in good conscience refer to myself as 'the victim'" Calling this woman a men's rights advocate is as semantic and juvenile as the first feminists spelling the word women with a "y". She is standing up for gender equality, and that is how feminism is defined.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 07:18 PM
2	More double standards that treat male sexuality as disgusting and evil Please define for me the way shared parenting is NOW used.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 06:45 PM
-5	More double standards that treat male sexuality as disgusting and evil The point is buttressed, highlighted and underscored by a cavalcade of other double standards where, if the genders were reversed, a different conclusion would be reached. Double standards are sexist. Feminists are anti sexism. You speak like a feminist. The large portion of people you suggest support this type of discrimination based on genitalia are sexists.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 05:29 PM
7	More double standards that treat male sexuality as disgusting and evil I've yet to see a romantic comedy that wasn't at its core sexist. Reverse sexism is sexism, what hurts one gender hurts the other.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 04:20 PM