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3	I contacted McDonald's PR to justify their women-only parking spot which I posted here 3 days ago. Could you provide an email you used for contact? I want to contact them too. In regards to the parking spaces, their logic doesn't have any sense, especially when its about McDonalds which has a drive-thru.While I do understand that being somewhere alone at night can be a bit uncomfortable, why should that apply only to parking spaces?	/r/MensRights	14/01/19 02:06 PM
2	This trans man is new to MRA and pissed off at feminism and SJWs Yea but it makes dating unbearable, the only reason I've mostly been jumping on dick is coz all the lgbt women are brainwashed.	/r/MensRights	13/01/19 05:45 PM
1	This trans man is new to MRA and pissed off at feminism and SJWs Aw yes damn, I was kind of drunk when I wrote that, tho to be fair it's just a matter of time till they go after him too	/r/MensRights	13/01/19 05:44 PM
19	This trans man is new to MRA and pissed off at feminism and SJWs I am a bisexual woman that prefers women in 90% of the cases. Me and my trans ex gf got harrased out of our local lgbt community because we spoke out against politicization of the movement, feminism and radicalization. And it's like that all across the world, hell now the lgbt communities are denouncing fricking Ellen Degeneres for defending Chris Rock. These communities are a bunch of bullies, most often then not they are like a Borg collective. The close mindedness of them almost scares me in …	/r/MensRights	12/01/19 04:00 PM
7	it's funny that as a girl who's friends are all guys I can see that I have it better then them. I am in the exact position as you and have the same experiences.When you are around men and you appreciate the men in your life, you are able to see the truth even without being redpilled by random youtubers. Experience is the best teacher. Funnily tho, advocating for men cost me a job I was the most qualified for, at least I was informed of that by an insider I had working at that company at the time. Thanks feminism for costing a woman a job!	/r/MensRights	12/01/19 03:27 PM
1	[Ask] What do you guys in r/MensRights think of r/MGTOW seeing as how MRA and MGTOW often get lumped together by feminists? I know there are some extremists, but so does every other gathering of people, and I know better then to trust what others online say about someone. From what I've seen/heard on my own, the basis of their reasoning makes sense. What some individual adds to the movement as a whole is their own thing, not the movements thing. Most people have nothing generous to say about MRA too.	/r/MensRights	08/01/19 11:39 PM
10	[Ask] What do you guys in r/MensRights think of r/MGTOW seeing as how MRA and MGTOW often get lumped together by feminists? As a female MRA - I fully support them, what one does and wants with their own life is their decision based on their experience, some of their talking points and conclusions are not my cup of tea but its also not my problem. I can also somewhat relate since I never wanted marriage or a classical family (tho not because of men, I love men) and was constantly judged for it. All in all I do not see them as part of MRA tho they can at times be complimentary. And they should be seen as a separate thi…	/r/MensRights	08/01/19 12:51 PM
7	My long rant about “Men=Bad, Women=Good”. Just want to share my thoughts about some things.... Dont let it get to you, there is a world outside headlines and internet and most of it fairly normal and mild. What I mean by this, we have these disscusions online and get submerged into politics and bombarded with negativity, but we forget most people dont even think about it, which is a double edged sword sure, but it also means that most people are firstly individuals who see situations and gender relations in individual way. I was for a time overwhelmed too seeing how feminists act online a…	/r/MensRights	08/01/19 10:43 AM
1	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights Okay thats fair enough, I don't want some social security leech deciding how my money is spent. But then again, if I pay my taxes, then why should I not be allowed to vote since everyone is using my money.	/r/MensRights	21/12/18 12:23 PM
1	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights I could go along the argument that veterans know the horrors of war and therefore do their best to avoid it. Still, veterans are often times also damaged and during training a soliders morality/empathy if often stripped to the bones (so they could kill), they often suffer ptsd and anger issues and therefore also can sometime lack rationality, they are hard to integrate into normal society after the war, so on and so forth. Not every politician could be a good solider and not all soldiers would m…	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 03:24 PM
1	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights Having lived trough the consequences of a war that devastated my country, my city, and decimated my family I have trouble seeing any kind of good in any kind of battle, let alone a militaristic government. I acknowledge I am biased in that regard.	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 02:57 PM
0	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights Ok, I personally am not of that mindset because I focus on the individual and liberty, and since I have no choice but to have someone to "represent me" I would prefer to be able to choose who that is. But I can respect your view, it's not without merit, especially considering that who you choose is then also responsible for everyone not just the individual.	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 02:47 PM
-1	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights That's what I'm saying, it shouldn't be "earn-able" for anyone . The only thing I would consider is a mandatory IQ testing for voting.	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 01:06 PM
-1	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights I had to sign up for the selective service. I had to sell my soul in order to earn my vote. Do women have to do that? Of course not. But selective service is the issue here, not right to vote, there are men who could never go army because they are disabled or something, doesn't mean they should not have the right to vote. Besides, your country is not your government and whatever silly wars they want to have (I grew up in a war torn country so I know a thing or two what happens when the governmen…	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 10:42 AM
-2	Some MGTOW are campaigning to end women's rights I was much more into MRA and "anti-feminism" before the incels and their ilk started leaving a bad taste in my mouth. It's hard to keep supporting something when then you start to feel like you should defend yourself against the very people you support.I even used to support MGTOW, it's just their choice y'know, and all that jazz, even some truth to it, if they are happy so am I, but things have been going into conspiracy, woman-hating territory.So in the end i chat here and there, but I don't p…	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 10:31 AM
18	Looks like males are getting the shitty end of the stick again If you are poor and of ethnic background + the right gender, you have scholarships, associations helping you out and so on.But if you are poor, white and a man - well you are fucked. Education should be made available for those who are talented but can't afford it, but alas it's about how you look not what you bring to the table.	/r/MensRights	19/12/18 10:25 AM