Wise-Cracker Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
12	Ramzpaul response to: 22 Facts About Young Men		Wise-Cracker	/r/MensRights	20/12/12 05:41 AM

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2	While getting intimate, guy admits to girl he hasn't been laid in years. Guess what happens next... Also, regarding the double standard, they always ignore the inverse, which is that guys are shamed for their virginity and women are valued for it. But that doesn't negatively affect women so you never hear about the 'virgin shaming double standard', only the slut shaming. Solipsism defined if you ask me.	/r/TheRedPill	12/08/14 12:10 PM
1	Female college students who resist the feminist brainwashing they are taught have formed a student organization called NeW As one libertarian to another, I'm glad we have someone to represent us and is actually informed about the issues and common fallacies that people have about libertarianism (and sadly, I've seen way too many libertarians that have no idea how to accurately respond to criticisms and general ignorance they encounter). However, I think in this instance, you're trying to teach a fish to fly.	/r/MensRights	05/07/14 04:39 PM
1	The Myth of Male Decline: Stephanie Coontz \| If you ignore a whole array of inequalities against men, then it certainly seems like a myth. I agree. There definitely needs to be more research about stuff that people take for granted. I think the main actual ( as in, something that persists and isn't a dipshit squabble over irrelevant crap) schism in the MRM is whether to fight feminism by paralleling their 'supposed' views to accomplish what they actually 'say' they want to accomplish (equality) or fighting their views by returning to a functional time-tested system (traditionalism in a sense, gender roles). Both sides have good arg…	/r/MensRights	01/03/13 02:43 AM
1	The Myth of Male Decline: Stephanie Coontz \| If you ignore a whole array of inequalities against men, then it certainly seems like a myth. No one is asserting that everyone is the same. Just that there are general trends, especially in regards to biologically/genetically dictated tendencies (e.g. Men preferring to have sex with women rather than men). Studies in question that you presumed didn't exist: http://www.asanet.org/journals/ASR/Feb13ASRFeature.pdf http://nova.no/asset/5912/1/5912_1.pdf Although one is in Norwegian. I find it interesting that Roissy/Heartiste, one of the founders of the Manosphere, is considered not worth t…	/r/MensRights	01/03/13 12:17 AM
1	The Myth of Male Decline: Stephanie Coontz \| If you ignore a whole array of inequalities against men, then it certainly seems like a myth. "[in more egalitarian partnerships] Men who have made these adjustments report happier marriages — and better sex lives." Too bad that's total bull. It's the opposite. Men who 'pitch in more around the house' receive less sex, are less happy, and the women are more likely to divorce. http://heartiste.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/this-house-is-clean-and-sex-free/	/r/MensRights	28/02/13 10:27 PM
1	When will this be unacceptable.. Exactly. I don't know why people, including MRAs, do not seem to understand this. upvote	/r/MensRights	14/02/13 02:14 AM
0	I am Roosh. AMA! What is your view on MRA/MGTOW? Is the fragmentation of the Manosphere into these different camps beneficial? What Manosphere blogs, if any, do you read? Has your success with women made life more or less enjoyable? Does the knowledge of how humans, and specifically women, are deterministically responsive to certain stimuli and are easily manipulable, like any other animal, cause you to lose motivation in your personal life?	/r/TheRedPill	04/02/13 11:13 PM
12	These were posted all around my highschool. I do. It's basically telling the white knight nice guys to 'save-a-ho' (The same ones that have been ignoring them and making fun of them) from the bad boy abusers that they love and go back to on an average of 8 times. Women seek out and choose these situations that they get into, and it is absolutely not ANY man's responsibility to take care of any female. If women can choose who to fuck, then men can choose who to take care of and protect. And I don't see any posters up telling girls to "Give…	/r/MensRights	22/01/13 10:22 AM
-3	Apparently, if you're pro-life, it's because you hate women. Has nothing to do with, oh I dunno, not wanting to kill babies! Being gay used to be a 'serious mental disorder' too.	/r/MensRights	20/01/13 10:26 PM
0	Apparently, if you're pro-life, it's because you hate women. Has nothing to do with, oh I dunno, not wanting to kill babies! Then argue that a fetus isn't a human life. Until that is established, abortion is murder and the analogy succeeds.	/r/MensRights	20/01/13 10:18 PM
-4	Stephen Colbert Mocks Absurd Fox News Piece About the Sexual Revolution & Non-Existent "War on Men" Don't know why I'm wasting my time replying to this creepy profile-stalker who I think has some kind of crush on me, but.. I stand by that assessment. Yes, I realize most MRA's on reddit are 'oh, I'm an egalitarian! I'm a feminist too!' pussies and don't seem to understand the ideas explained by GirlWritesWhat, Barbarossa, Stardusk, and other leaders of the Men's Rights movement. And that's fine. They're going to take up the bulk of the movement. They'll HAVE to if it ever goes mainstream. (goes…	/r/MensRights	22/12/12 06:04 AM
2	Car insurance firms in the UK banned from basing premiums on gender That's true. But I stand by my point. (:	/r/MensRights	22/12/12 05:38 AM
-2	Stephen Colbert Mocks Absurd Fox News Piece About the Sexual Revolution & Non-Existent "War on Men" Well that was kind of frustrating to watch. Wasn't exactly sure whose side he was on because he was being satirical and some of the statements themselves were seemingly obvious to me but apparently trigger some kind of 'oh, haha, that's a good joke!' response in liberals who have ingrained feminist dogma. The only thing that actually made me pissed off, though, was the connotation that men want to force women to stay home because they don't want them to 'achieve anything.' Are you fucking kiddin…	/r/MensRights	21/12/12 03:54 PM
0	Car insurance firms in the UK banned from basing premiums on gender I disagree with this. Just like I disagree with passing laws to force insurance companies to cover female birth control. Let the company's decide what to cover and how so that they can provide the best policies at the lowest prices. Government can fuck right off.	/r/MensRights	21/12/12 01:18 PM
0	I found this letter being criticized over in r/feminism. It's good see that some people really get it. "the thought of using sex as a bargaining chip grosses me right the fuck out." But that's exactly what all women do. Would your husband be with you right now if you had a dick instead of a vagina? Some how, I bet you aren't dating a fat unemployed homeless man with a mental disorder. Oh no, he must be 'leveraging' his looks and job and health. God forbid you consider that. "I didn't give him my "leftovers"" Yes you did. He would have snatched up a less-used girl if he could have. Likewise, you c…	/r/MensRights	20/12/12 01:58 PM
6	So tempted to comment something. Don't waste your time trying to comment. Will just upset people and you'll end up with a bunch of people saying 'it was just a joke, why do people take things so seriously sometimes?!' and 'You must have a lot of anger towards women' and other such emotional bullshit. It's how women control men.. they herd together and socially ostracize, using white knights as defense.	/r/MensRights	20/12/12 01:22 PM
2	Why Do You Think U.S. Women Are So Miserable Now? They're (society) is telling women that they need to be like men to be happy, instead of being feminine by default. They're telling them that they'll be happy having a career instead of focusing on the family and home. They tell them they'll be happy spending their 20s fucking random guys in clubs, because apparently that's all that guys do/want, amirite? And yes, all the metrics I've seen say that mens' happiness has gone up or maintained, while womens' happiness has gone down. Not that 'one gi…	/r/MensRights	20/12/12 01:23 AM
2	Was there a specific moment and/or issue that inspired you to get involved with men's rights? Well it's not that I necessarily agree or disagree with it, but it's usually the first thing you encounter within the society to know it's sick. The problems I have with it is that mating strategies are currently geared toward single-parent homes, short term relationships, hookups. The women want to be independent and go from man-to-man but in order for this to occur they rely on transfers of wealth from men to women, especially from the men/fools who take the risk and get married. The ones that…	/r/MensRights	19/12/12 07:06 AM
17	Was there a specific moment and/or issue that inspired you to get involved with men's rights? Completely dysfunctional society which is most easily identified by mating/dating strategies.	/r/MensRights	18/12/12 09:22 AM
1	Guns and the Decline of the Young Man Disagree. He may have been slightly genetically or socially predisposed toward this particular outcome, being antisocial, or violent, but not much more than average. This is absolutely due to factors out of his control, such as society. He was raised by a single mother. He has no support groups, less medical attention, more male-on-male competition in schools (manifested as bullying) and females ostrasized him and saw him as invisible. All of this is a direct result of feminism and changing gend…	/r/MensRights	18/12/12 09:21 AM
0	Curious girl here, hoping you could answer some questions? Yes. In the order of 10-20x. Yes. Women currently have more rights and privileges than males do. Massive wealth transfer payments too. Western women are currently the most privileged that a particular sex has ever been. The idea that women's 'rights' were ever an issue that needed to be addressed more than 'men's rights' were is kind of ridiculous. There's a delicate power balance between the sexes that dances back and forth. A good book that talks about it would be Matt Ridley's "The Red Queen.…	/r/MensRights	08/12/12 10:39 AM
2	From r/deadbedrooms. Check out the "What gender are you?" options. Married Man Sex Life primer by Athol Kay is a very good book. It includes lots of game concepts and Kay was the one who created the captain-first officer relationship idea. However, I find it weird that the author of this chart recommends it because I doubt Athol Kay would suggest 'do more laundry' or whatever. Typically, the advice is more like 'Do less laundry' and 'Spend more time on yourself' so that the woman will appreciate him and become re-attracted.	/r/MensRights	08/12/12 10:07 AM
1	Would you classify the Men's Rights movement as explicitly to fight for the rights of men, or for equality between the sexes? Legal equality? Yes. Biological equality? No. Equality of outcomes? No. Rights of men? Sure.	/r/MensRights	01/12/12 01:37 AM
1	This is what happens when you host an event about boys with a best selling author 50-100 loud, chanting pro-feminist, anti-MRA statists ftfy	/r/MensRights	17/11/12 11:28 AM
0	Am I the only one on Reddit that doesn't want their woman in the kitchen? I prefer a woman to stay home. Doesn't mean I want to legally restrict women from going to work or anything ( even though I'm not sure most of them even want to), but I just am selective about what I'm attracted to. However, I guess you could consider me one of those dreaded nasty traditionalists, because I don't believe in women's suffrage. The women have too much biological social power to be given equal legal power. It unbalances power dynamics if you give them equal legal power. The legal sy…	/r/MensRights	04/10/12 05:02 PM
1	This really bothered me, I hope I made a good point. Please critique. [FB] Not enough variables. A degree doesn't entitle you to a good salary. If he generates more labor than you, regardless of your credentials, then he deserves more pay. There's also other factors, such as females tendency to stop working in order to stay home and raise children. So, investing into a female would be less wise than investing into a male, since the female is more likely to bail. It's not only a stereotype, but reality. There's probably hundreds of other factors too, but this is a small…	/r/MensRights	03/10/12 03:40 PM
5	It was slut walk in London today, can you sum it up in one sentence? (its making me depressed to see the tweets etc.) I always thought a nice proper response would be to not treat these slut-walkers seriously. For example, get a bunch of guys together, buy a bunch of beads and beer and film cameras, and pretend like it's Mardi Gras. "SHOW YO TITTIES!!!" If anyone asks you what their 'message is' or 'what is going on' just pretend to look confused and have no idea. Say something similar to 'I don't know, man! I just seen a bunch of slutty chicks out here partyin' it down! I love slutty chicks!' Feign ignorance a…	/r/MensRights	23/09/12 02:35 PM
3	Rollo Tomassi on "Nice guys are the real jerks" People 'should' be nice to each other? What else are you going to enlighten us on? People should never go hungry? People should be smart? There should be world peace? Altruism would not exist if it were not for people returning the action. If nothing is expected in return for being nice, then niceness would cease to be. There would be no advantage toward being nice except for being used and abused. Nature doesn't care about how things 'should' be, just what perpetuates. But that's beside the iss…	/r/MensRights	05/09/12 02:08 AM
1	I saw this on a website, and it hit me just exactly what you guys are trying to do here. Let me say I'll be more active in the future. Didn't expect so many 'this is fine' comments from the Men's Rights Movement. This is 'not fine.' I mean, the book is fine, and the author is fine, but the idea of a man owing a woman child support is not. A man should not be responsible for something that is not his. And under the current legal system, the child is not. He almost never receives custody. He has no reproductive rights, or say in whether or not it is aborted. You cannot hold someone responsible for something they have no control o…	/r/MensRights	01/09/12 05:26 PM
1	10 Frustrating Gender Myths (xpost: TwoXChromosomes) So the score is women: 1, men: 5,000,000 ? That's the point. Exceptions prove the rules. I thought men on Men's Rights would understand the NAWALT fallacy.	/r/MensRights	31/08/12 06:22 PM
-1	10 Frustrating Gender Myths (xpost: TwoXChromosomes) Correct, but I'd argue that 'Women aren't good at sports' is accurate, since you have to compare it to something, and naturally women are compared to .. well, men. I think what they're exactly trying to assert is that there is parity or near parity in the trait of humor between males and females, which I don't believe at all. If they are asserting what you're suggesting, and their actual point is that 'somewhere on Earth, there is a funny girl' then I admit I'm wrong. I agree that you can find w…	/r/MensRights	31/08/12 06:11 AM
-5	10 Frustrating Gender Myths (xpost: TwoXChromosomes) Bullshit about #5. I don't think any person believes there aren't singular exceptions to rules. It's kind of like me making a list about clovers and saying "Clovers don't have three leaves. In fact, sometimes they have FOUR leaves." There's a clear implication when describing general knowledge that there are exceptions. As far as #9, I'm sure many women play the Wii or DS and other bullshit, but those are not 'video games' as males conceptualize them, which is why I pointed that out. Compare the…	/r/MensRights	31/08/12 05:36 AM
-6	10 Frustrating Gender Myths (xpost: TwoXChromosomes) I think #s 5, 9, and 10 are bullshit. Women aren't as funny as men. Women do not like video games [as we men conceptualize them, as they exist] or technology (they only latch onto shit like cell phones or laptops when they become easily to utilize. I doubt a woman would have pioneered Linux development, for example). Men do not wear makeup or dresses. Maybe actors, celebrities or gays/whatever do, but that's the point. None of 5, 9 and 10 are statistically accurate. Also, #7 is more nuanced. Wom…	/r/MensRights	31/08/12 04:59 AM
1	My english Professor assigned this to read, I was pleasantly surprised "This does, however, still mean that a man has a say, but remember, at the end of the day it's the woman's body we're talking about." I could deal with this (And 'this' is currently how it is). But we're going to have to change some things. If a man has no decision in the matter, then he should have no responsibility. He should not have to pay child support, since apparently, it is not his kid. If it were equally his, he would have say regarding abortion. Also considering that child custody duri…	/r/MensRights	30/08/12 06:16 AM
7	Men barred from Edinburgh art exhibition for first month. Absolutely. No one should be forced at gun point to make a contract, regardless of who it is between or why. That's sort of the point of private property. YOU own it. YOU decide what you have on your property and who comes on it. Besides, we could use a couple 'white only' clubs to balance out the 'black only' scholarships and other such organizations such as NAACP or La Raza.	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 10:38 PM
2	Men barred from Edinburgh art exhibition for first month. A bit off-topic but I disagree with state-funded art. That simply means that the state controls the expression of artists/media or however you want to word it. After all, the money going toward the art would have otherwise been in private hands before the government took/stole it, and could have funded another avenue of art or expression (or fed homeless, whatever). So now, only the government can decide what kinds of art or what projects get funded. Of course discrimination is wrong in tax-fund…	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 10:25 PM
7	I told a girl I wouldn't have sex with her because she was too drunk. Oh no, not a vulgar description! Call the police, someone was offended! Grow the fuck up. Being offended is bullshit. I don't think I've ever been offended in my entire life. And if the 'trans community' deserves 'respect', then why doesn't the 'anti-trans hate community' or whatever mythical creation deserve 'respect'? Because your opinion is different and better? Describing something in 'vulgar' terms, which is entirely based upon an opinion about what is vulgar or not, is not a sign of disres…	/r/MensRights	21/08/12 06:00 AM
9	I've been noticing a trend I find unhealthy within MRM. Women put on make up to attract the highest status/attractive man possible. They depend on guys coming up to them, so they want to have the widest selection possible. They have options of multiple men when they go out. Guys on the other hand sometimes have a hard time getting laid at all, by any girl.	/r/MensRights	20/08/12 12:10 AM
1	Should Feminism be classified as a hate group ? No. It's just a shitty philosophy. I don't really believe in hate groups. They're just leftist scare-mongering bullshit. Very very very few people out there actually 'hate' anyone. Not men, not women, not gays, not blacks, whatever. Don't go as low as to use the tactics that SPLC uses.	/r/MensRights	20/08/12 12:04 AM
9	Most Important "Save-Your-Marriage" Rule for Guys Maybe I'm a lazy bum, but if people in a relationship are badgering each other over stupid shit like 'cleaning out the refrigerator,' then something is wrong. Who gives a fuck about the refrigerator? If your relationship is some kind of power struggle of petty stupid shit like this then I don't know what to tell you. The solution to this is having both the husband and wife look at the refrigerator, shrug their shoulders, and go watch a movie or drink some beers or some shit, not worry about pett…	/r/MensRights	19/08/12 11:52 PM
4	Sun News: Promiscuous men judged just as harshly as women. So women say they 'lose respect' for a guy who has slept with a lot of women? .. Who cares about what women respect when later that night the girl is bouncing up and down on his cock?	/r/MensRights	17/08/12 11:28 PM