Vayne- Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
10	A Strong Independent Woman is attacked on a subway. Later complains about the two middle aged white men that moved away before the violence started. She's more angry at them, than the actual assaulter. > This perspective is legitimate. Well I assume you don't mean the briefcase part because what is he going to do, whollop the other guy over the head with a briefcase and go to jail for assault? Over this judgmental woman? Maybe 60 years ago this would be the status quo for men, but not any more, too much risk for them, none for her. > The men who fled the altercation don't have to care what this woman thinks Right. > but it's not man-hating or gynocentric to be more pissed off at the apparently…	/r/MensRights	13/07/18 12:35 AM
1	UK: Wolf-whistling at women could soon be a hate crime, as police 'consider the case' for monitoring sexist abuse and harassment. Abuse against men will not be treated as a crime though. So much for equality. Yes... Because equality is the goal.	/r/MensRights	10/07/18 04:02 AM
1	Curfew for men- of course it’s a joke,but...by how much? The vast majority of women I talk to in South Australia (I live in the suburbs) don't understand how walking at night isn't just a risk for women, it's a risk for anyone and everyone. I used to walk at 12:00-3:00 AM in my cushy suburbs which has almost no crime whatsoever, mainly because I'm agoraphobic (less so now). The amount of times I've seen cars parked on the side of the road with the lights on, cars that slow down and follow you, cars/vans that immediately stop next or just in front of y…	/r/MensRights	10/07/18 02:21 AM
41	Clementine Ford says her "male baby" annoys her when he wants to be fed I'm surprised Clementine Ford didn't abort til she got a daughter. It's rude to imagine that that would be an ideal situation, but it makes complete sense. Poor child.	/r/MensRights	09/07/18 07:17 AM
-3	As much as I have serious concerns about #metoo being taken too far, I think it’s worth acknowledging that brazen sexual harassment of women by men does happen. This clip is an example of it. You cannot have a discussion about men's issues without first summarizing how bad women have it now and in the past. No one is denying this.	/r/MensRights	09/07/18 06:16 AM
3	Is this a first? Woman fired for misandy online I don't see how someone with her past history can maintain her job after this spat. It's bad enough the living story has been close to a disaster story wise, but she said on twitter that she was glad TotalBiscuit died of cancer and is no longer here to harm the gaming community any more than he supposedly already has. All she had to do was apologize to a guy who idolized her story design and didn't want her to be fired to begin with, but she double downed and threw down the gender gauntlet so fa…	/r/MensRights	08/07/18 04:20 AM
1	Apparently, female homelessness is the fault of men. Gidget Foundation Australia recently released a postnatal depression TV commercial, it was equally insidious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKXZgFtEtTg	/r/MensRights	26/05/18 09:44 AM
2	That Moment TV Host Slammed Audience For Laughing At Male Domestic Violence Victim- The Jeremy Kyle Show Are they doing that though? It's hard to gauge the audience seeing how you don't exactly see a full picture of it, but I hazard to guess it's what the crowd is supposed to do during a statement by the host. The only two women you see after he made his statements were smiling despite his comments. Props to the host, but the crowd doesn't get a pass for me in this situation.	/r/MensRights	26/04/18 09:16 AM
25	Australia’s domestic abuse hotlines. Spot the difference. This is Australia for you. Feminism has essentially won the battle for gender rights by using falsified statistics. If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed. In turn it has become an echo chamber to combat inequality of women and girls by stripping away facts and replacing it with emotions. This justifies stripping the human rights from boys and men or providing girls and women more rights at the expense of boys and men. I'm a psychology student (in Austral…	/r/MensRights	04/04/18 06:55 PM
1	Australian government orders first ever review of the Family Law Act - amid pressure from Senator Pauline Hanson to address the rights of fathers under the Act. He's right in the context of Pauline Hanson. Every so often she comes out with something pro-Men's Rights or pro-Australian, but in 1996 she said Australia is in danger of being swamped by Asians and that "Anyone with a criminal record can, and does, hold a position with the ATSIC (The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission)" which condemned and assumed all Indigenous Australians as criminals. She's now doing similar tactics with Islamic migrants who brought their middle eastern values…	/r/MensRights	22/08/17 07:01 PM
9	My teacher is a huge feminist, so I'm writing a 3 page paper on the falsehoods of modern day feminsm. Any specific articles thst you'd recommend I reference in my paper? That would be pointless, the entire system will protect the professor in this situation, not the student. The best advice would be to write like a 'progressive' liberal until you're in a position of power yourself. Ben Shapiro touched on this and if I personally kept arguing what I did, regardless of right or wrong, I would've been out of university years ago and not by my choosing. The university system at least in Australia and I'm assuming most of the world is about learning the subject throu…	/r/MensRights	21/03/17 03:38 AM
8	Hanna Rosin speaks at UVU on 'The End of Men'; "75 percent of couples visiting fertility clinics in America are now requesting daughters"; Using the character of Katniss in The Hunger Games trilogy as an example, Rosin said the switching roles of men and women are being reflected in the media Rosin discussed the idea of the plastic woman and the cardboard man, which states that women are more flexible and men are less likely to take on a job that isn’t perceived as masculine. Bad argument upon bad argument, honestly one of the worst articles I've ever read. There's really no basis to Rosin's comments so you cannot really take it as fact, when most of it is purely opinion based.	/r/MensRights	04/03/17 08:51 AM