Wizardwheel Archive

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1	AZ just made abortion illegal Read the first sentence of my comment lol. And yes it is what you’re saying when you say you don’t care. You don’t care that people wish to take away rights from your fellow Americans, rights that while not directly, they do benefit you indirectly. You think these people just care about abortions? They are already working towards banning contraceptives including condoms(which is one of the only forms of control a man has in regard to birth control outside of abstinence). So yes you are an idiot,…	/r/MensRights	10/04/24 04:43 PM
0	AZ just made abortion illegal Ah yes, I don’t have reproductive rights so no one should have them. The government can therefore force people to birth children they don’t want creating more people raised in shitty homes by parents that didn’t want them. The best possible way to run a society. Couldn’t think of anything better whatsoever.	/r/MensRights	10/04/24 02:36 PM
0	Bias in science: "women are 3-15 times more likely to be selected as members of the AAAS and NAS than men with similar publication and citation records" When the fuck did I say that? All I said was injustices can happen to groups and not just individuals. I even started my statement by saying I fully agree with the person I responded to saying that two wrongs don’t make a right. Don’t misrepresent what I’m saying and maybe actually read it	/r/MensRights	04/10/22 04:10 PM
-3	Bias in science: "women are 3-15 times more likely to be selected as members of the AAAS and NAS than men with similar publication and citation records" Because I think injustices can happen to groups and not just individuals? Are you really claiming that injustices can never happen to groups?	/r/MensRights	04/10/22 04:09 PM
-1	Bias in science: "women are 3-15 times more likely to be selected as members of the AAAS and NAS than men with similar publication and citation records" The holocaust happened to Jews in Europe, that’s a group of people, Jim Crow laws happened to black people in America that’s a group of people. A bunch of individuals is a group. Also I never said anything about reparations to women	/r/MensRights	04/10/22 04:06 PM
-22	Bias in science: "women are 3-15 times more likely to be selected as members of the AAAS and NAS than men with similar publication and citation records" I fully agree with your first point but your second one is ridiculous. Injustice can happen to people and it can happen to groups. The holocaust and American slavery of black people are just two quick examples of the top of my head.	/r/MensRights	04/10/22 08:14 AM
0	What is opinion about women who choose to get In Vitro Fertilization and an anonymous sperm.xonor to have children without a boyfriend/husband? To be fair, those don’t exactly sound like role models. I do understand why you would be hesitant to thing a male role model is necessary based on your experiences.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/05/22 12:45 AM
0	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Kind of funny how you have no actual answer to any of my questions. I am indeed on mens rights because it’s an important issue to me. However I don’t see the solution to that being taking away people choice to choose what they do with their own bodies. I see the solution to be in a world that’s actually 50/50. I don’t want the feminist hell hole for men dream that they have and I don’t wanna go back to the fucking Middle Ages where women are slaves to men. It’s not that hard you Neanderthal.	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 09:28 PM
1	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? You’re so fucking delusional, have fun with your idiotic viewpoint	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 09:25 PM
1	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Literally a fucking typo dipshit, funny that you just saw that and badgered on it when any reasonable person would understand what I actually meant to put there. Also what don’t you get? If a man does not want the child he should be able to opt out of fatherhood but you can’t force someone else to do something with their body. It’s very fucking simple.	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 09:23 PM
0	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? First of all who said I was best buds with Biden? I sure af didn’t? Second, I directly answered the question while you are resorting to calling me a liar, baby killer and such. I understand that you don’t have any actual basis for your stance other than “it’s a future person” but please try to actually debate the point itself. Also fuck Biden	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 01:07 AM
1	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? A person can hold both of those views at the same time. You do understand I am talking about 2 completely different situations right? If a woman gets pregnant through consensual sex and she wants to keep the child but the man does not want the child he should be able to absolve himself of all responsibility to the child. If however the roles are reversed, in that the woman wants to get an abortion while the man wants to keep the child, then the woman should be able to get said abortion regardles…	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 12:11 AM
157	Hollywood is making a "zany" comedy movie, that will "delight audiences worldwide" about the true story of a man bring kidnapped, chained up, and repeatedly raped. Not only is sexual assault against men not taken seriously, it's supposed to be funny and cheered for. Wait what? What stupid fucking company is making that?	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:52 PM
-1	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? “Getting pregnant by mistake” “abortion in the first stages before the baby has developed a brain, a heart and a consciousness” That’s what I was referring to mainly but if you want to talk about using abortion as birth control. The only people who would use abortion as such are people who were never educated on contraception, don’t have readily available access to contraception, or can not afford contraception. You want such people to have kids? When they aren’t ready to have them? Those kids w…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:46 PM
4	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Did u read my comment at all? The first thing I said is that a woman should not be able to force a man to have a child.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 11:35 AM
2	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? And I’m trying to tell you the only Bavaria getting aborted past 1 to 2 months are in cases of serious medical issues. At the end of the day tho, banning abortions does nothing to stop them, they will still happen except they will be much less safe.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 11:34 AM
3	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? First of all, the vast majority of abortions happen a long time before the baby is able to smile or has a heartbeat. Any abortions that happens at that point is reserved for very serious medical issues. Second, the adoption services, at-least in America, are so fucked up at the moment. They are overfilled leading to kids being neglected and abused. Kids get sent to foster care where, while one can’t say that abuse is common, it is close to it. The process of giving birth is also something that p…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:25 AM
3	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Yup, I fully agree with you	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:18 AM
4	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? First of all, I never said anything about forcing men to be fathers. I have always believed that if a man does not want a child while the women does, then the man should be able to absolve himself of any financial, legal and moral responsibility to the child so long as he does so before the child is born(in the event he knows about the baby). While at the same time, if I was to get a woman pregnant, it’s not exactly my body so while she can consult with me if she chooses, I can’t force her to ca…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:18 AM
1	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Getting pregnant while using contraception has nearly the same chances as getting into an accident while driving on the road. You’re telling me that you don’t step into cars to avoid getting into a car crash?	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:15 AM
3	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? The chances of getting pregnant while using contraception are about the same as getting in a car accident while driving on the road. On top of that, the situations you excluded make up the vast majority of all abortions, nobody goes around getting abortions 6 months in for the fun of it.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:13 AM
-11	Why isn't the phrase "he should have kept it in his pants" never used to women who want to abort their baby? Honestly I’m gonna have to disagree with you on this. I am 100% for abortion, I see it as an important human right for many reasons and don’t see banning abortion as being in anybody’s interest except those who want to make women their slaves, or those who want to force their bullshit religious views on others. I don’t think abortion rights harm men in anyway and are actually of benefit to men as well.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:16 AM
40	B-e-a-utiful That’s what you would call a walking, talking, and breathing red flag the size of fucking Texas	/r/PussyPass	05/01/22 08:31 PM
3	I have to denounce this one idea common on this sub, might get downvoted In my idea, a man can’t ever force a woman to have a baby, as far as if the man doesn’t want the baby but the woman does he should be able to opt out of the pregnancy and should not have to pay a single cent or be recorded as the biological father.	/r/MensRights	07/09/21 01:17 AM