Walawalawow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Already happened Woody, the feminists are waiting for the thank you. You don’t think applying your personal prejudices to your hiring practices is a bit unfair (and illegal)? I mean, this is kind of one of the battle cries of feminists and you’re proving it true.	/r/MensRights	16/10/17 05:29 PM
3	Already happened Woody, the feminists are waiting for the thank you. Wait wait, you won’t provide equal opportunities for the women in your company because of your personal bias against them? Despite their qualifications, if a promotion is available, you’ll give it to a man over a woman simply because you trust men more. Huh. That’s actually uh....well that’s pretty bigoted of you.	/r/MensRights	16/10/17 01:20 PM
2	The end is near Well said.	/r/MensRights	04/07/17 03:45 AM
8	The end is near Men have the right to individually determine what makes them feel masculine and what does not. Telling men that there is a one single set of expectations for what defines masculinity is bullshit.	/r/MensRights	03/07/17 10:57 PM
7	The most-shared story on NPR Music is a female fat-acceptance music video. ....and? Not sure what this has to do with men's rights.	/r/MensRights	03/07/17 10:49 PM
1	Manspreading must end! I don't blame her for being protective of her space when strangers are taking her picture...	/r/MensRights	02/10/16 10:31 PM
1	Manspreading must end! His ass is in one seat, he's got his leg in front of another, so it's pretty safe to assume his other leg is blocking the seat to his right as well. He's doing pretty much exactly what the woman is doing, taking up enough space that in order to sit next to them, you'd have to ask either one to move. This whole post is definitely a reach. How is this a men's rights issue? I've got a bigger problem with that dude taking a picture of a stranger to post on the internet.	/r/MensRights	02/10/16 08:38 PM
-1	Feminism: it's always rights for women and responsibilities for men. What imperially allows men to understand the concept of equal rights better than women? Or vice versa?	/r/MensRights	31/08/16 02:05 PM
3	Feminism: it's always rights for women and responsibilities for men. Isn't that what feminism claims, too? They've got statistics and stats the same way mra's do, so what makes men more right?	/r/MensRights	31/08/16 12:16 AM
15	Feminism: it's always rights for women and responsibilities for men. I see a lot of reference to feminism being kind of the enemy of men's rights. Serious question, is this r/mensrights or r/antifeminism? I completely misunderstand the logic. If you can't advocate for men's rights without denouncing feminism, then wouldn't it make sense that you can't advocate for feminism without denouncing men's rights? In which case, what is your problem with feminists doing with men's rights exactly what men's rights does with feminism? Can someone explain?	/r/MensRights	30/08/16 10:14 PM
4	What gender-related double standard annoys you the most? Honest question: Was there ever really a point in modern history where the opposite wasn't true? Most institutions (politics, religion, education, industry) were set up so that men could succeed in areas where women weren't even allowed, so it seems like men have been trying to position themselves above women for...well, forever. I don't think one demographic should necessarily be above another, but what would be the appropriate response from women? It's a little hypocritical, isn't it? To claim…	/r/MensRights	03/02/16 06:16 PM
-3	Child support clawback is a disgrace: "Like all Ontarians on social assistance, Sarah doesn’t see a dime of the child support payments her ex owes her. The province claws the money back, and ensures that Sarah and her 8-year-old daughter only receive what a single woman on welfare is entitled" Maybe one day, if you're lucky, an MRA will become president and make it illegal for a woman to make any decision regarding her own body that is in direct conflict to the decisions a man she's had sex with. That way it will be equal. Women do pay the price of being pregnant, whether it's by facing ridicule from strangers on the Internet, or accidentally birthing an MRA.	/r/MensRights	26/12/15 02:15 PM
0	Child support clawback is a disgrace: "Like all Ontarians on social assistance, Sarah doesn’t see a dime of the child support payments her ex owes her. The province claws the money back, and ensures that Sarah and her 8-year-old daughter only receive what a single woman on welfare is entitled" I did say there weren't any good options. Believe it or not, women really aren't all that excited about getting abortions or giving up their children. Those experiences are both pretty traumatic, and plenty of women make the decision to go through with those things, regardless. The ones that decide to keep their baby have every right to do so, since, you know, they have autonomy over their bodies and free will. But if you don't want to risk getting a woman pregnant and potentially fathering a ch…	/r/MensRights	26/12/15 02:06 PM
0	Child support clawback is a disgrace: "Like all Ontarians on social assistance, Sarah doesn’t see a dime of the child support payments her ex owes her. The province claws the money back, and ensures that Sarah and her 8-year-old daughter only receive what a single woman on welfare is entitled" I did say the options weren't good ones. I'm sorry but I think it's a little extreme to imply that a woman should only partake in sexual activities if she is able and willing to have a child. It would be crazy to say that men should abstain from sex if they don't want to potentially be responsible for child support at some point, wouldn't it?	/r/MensRights	26/12/15 04:41 AM
-2	Child support clawback is a disgrace: "Like all Ontarians on social assistance, Sarah doesn’t see a dime of the child support payments her ex owes her. The province claws the money back, and ensures that Sarah and her 8-year-old daughter only receive what a single woman on welfare is entitled" I don't think pregnancy is something women can avoid by just willing it not to happen. There is no birth control option that is 100% effective, so I'm not completely sure this is a matter of "I can't afford a child but I'm going to have one anyway". She very well could have been on birth control and it failed. If that's the case, there really aren't any good options for her. All I'm saying is that there are a lot of reasons to criticize this woman, but her being pregnant is an irrelevant point t…	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 03:39 PM
5	Vera Baird, a British 'Police Commissioner', puts out a Christmas message implying that men who budget their finances carefully are trying to "economically abuse" their partners 80%? Is there a source on that?	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 03:21 PM