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| 0 | For all those “good women” on the verge of typing not all women, let’s not forget, go and pay your bills and stop assuming men will be “there for you”.man, I just imagined what a rape culture would look like right now. Everybody sitting at home talking to their buddies "i can't wait for the rape season to continue" watching highlights of past seasons, discussing strategies and evaluating coaches. meanwhile New Zealand is covid free and stadiums filled with men cheering for their favorite rapist. young boys hanging up posters of their rapist role model while watching experts on tv discussing this week's rape. after a rape, rapists get interview… | /r/MensRights | 20/01/21 06:58 AM |
| -2 | For all those “good women” on the verge of typing not all women, let’s not forget, go and pay your bills and stop assuming men will be “there for you”.these comments are absolutely insane! one wrote something like: it's so ironic that when one woman lies "all women lie" but when a majority of men rape it's called "just some men" how crazy is that? that means they believe that they meet more rapists on average than non rapists. at least every second guy is/was raping. no wonder they all agree on the term rape culture. it's just sad to see how the humanities are drifting off in such ideologies and pulling so many people with them into delusion. | /r/MensRights | 20/01/21 06:29 AM |
| 2 | Talked with a girl who believes USSR states did better in STEM programs than the US because they had more women in STEM programsI gotta look into this. what do you guys call it, an act or so, a plan? isn't that somewhat unconstitutional or something? was it challenged in court? | /r/MensRights | 13/12/20 02:26 AM |
| 3 | Talked with a girl who believes USSR states did better in STEM programs than the US because they had more women in STEM programsThe Soviet system was flawed in many ways, but when it came to women's role in society, I don't think that was a real flaw. yeah it definitely wasn't. OP is right in saying it shouldn't be up to some quota to decide who works where. That didn't happen in the USSR either. Everybody knows that either good grades or good connections got you these jobs. But I also see where the girl in the story is coming from. Unis nowadays seem to put too much focus on Marxist theory and it's an easy step from Mar… | /r/MensRights | 13/12/20 02:03 AM |
| 2 | Talked with a girl who believes USSR states did better in STEM programs than the US because they had more women in STEM programsokay now I understand you. my bad. that makes more sense. so affirmative action is some sort of quota in the states for race and sex or what? They 're trying to set up such a thing in Germany too but I think failed so far. so what does that do? does it make it easier for a man to apply to some traditional jobs for women as well or is it some one sided deal? | /r/MensRights | 13/12/20 01:28 AM |
| 0 | Talked with a girl who believes USSR states did better in STEM programs than the US because they had more women in STEM programsguy from a former soviet country here. this answer is spot on. If you're not from any of these places you sure did your research well man. I'm impressed. I've the feeling that this subreddit sometimes slips into just disagreeing with women in general. Sure, if that lady said that women should just be more represented in these subjects just because of their gender that's one thing, but as far as I know about how people mention the old days of the Soviet union that's not what they mean. they rathe… | /r/MensRights | 13/12/20 12:17 AM |
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