Windyo Archive

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0	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. Magic of /all/new and of comments being sent to the inbox.	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 09:56 PM
0	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. And now I feel like I just barged through an open door with a Panzer.	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 08:36 PM
0	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. Really ? Of the whole comment, you're taking the "misogynistic" part and putting it up as if that as he only thing I said ?	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 08:23 PM
-2	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. ADHD alone : nope. Coupled ith autism : becomes more serious. And please do read the whole comment thread before posting, the misogynistic thing has already been debated upon ;)	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 07:49 PM
0	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. What loony636 said in the comment right next to yours ; Its more the implicit idea that such an approach is truly unacceptable when applied to a woman, but would be fine if applied to a man. It may not be "misogynistic" in the sense that it is a "hate" of women, but it is certainly evidence of a general "dislike or mistrust" of women, fitting perfectly in with the dictionary definition. Bit of a hyperbole, but still relevant. That's why. But then again I admitted it as a bit of a stretch. I stil…	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 05:43 PM
0	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. True, I may have ranted a bit and generalized. Sorry about that. Though I think you must admit that for THIS article, actually using the gender to define the culprit is kind of misogynistic in that the gender was actually of no importance. e.g : the article is in no way misogynistic but posting it, in a warped and distorted form, as a MR issue is. A bit. A tiny bit. (cf start of my post where i said i generalized)	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 04:34 PM
-1	Woman dresses as man to deceive young girls into sex. Judge says she 'could' go to prison, even though she committed acts of statutory rape. This is why I stopped suscribing to /Mensrights. You take an article, take out its substance, and warp it around in such a way that it seems unbelievably unfair to men. "Unbelievably" is the word here. You "forgot" to mention said "woman" (20 year old...) is autistic AND has ADHD. I don't know for you, but when I hear about a 20 year-old autist who did something wrong, sexually speaking, he rarely goes to prison. I don't see the problem here, the mere fact that they are CONSIDERING jail for this…	/r/MensRights	03/03/12 02:03 PM
-11	A 4chan post that touches on some great social, and some legal points regarding the damage feminism has done to true equality. /b/ - Random The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.	/r/MensRights	09/02/12 11:27 AM