Wolf_Protagonist Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
14	Apparently "the (MRA) community is inherently broken by the loudness of a very active minority group of misogynists within it." News to me.		Wolf_Protagonist	/r/MensRights	19/05/11 07:25 PM

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1	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! The Taliban had little to nothing to do with 9/11?! Whatever you say buddy... OK, "Little to nothing" is hyperbolic. Sorry, when all the government does is lie its hard to keep it straight when a little truth slips out. The Taliban were already our enemies (largely because of US foreign policy) and we were itching for an excuse to fight them. Al-Qaeda was the group who were responsible for the attacks. None of the hijackers were from Afghanistan. Most of the were from Saudi Arabia. Yes, the Tali…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 09:07 PM
1	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! Do you not remember how the Afghan war started? Yeah, Bush used a horrible tragedy as an excuse to start a war that had little to nothing to do with said tragedy. It’s not like we went over there because of their fabulous wealth. There is a country with fabulous wealth that can be exploited for war-profits though- the good old US of A. Let get that 'defense' budget up to 3/4 of a Trillion dollars eh? Those military contractors aren't going to get ridiculously wealthy on their own now are they. I…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 03:05 PM
2	Not sure who made this - But this person is spot on! Bad experiences often cause people to get depressed- this is normal, healthy and most importantly- temporary. They don't normally cause Depression™. If the experience is bad enough, it can cause PTSD which comes with depression. That may have actually caused part of my problem, though genetics definitely played a role. The point is something like society not treating men like sex objects isn't (usually) enough to cause PTSD, and OP's post is ridiculous for trying to claim that is the reason the …	/r/MensRights	09/09/19 10:10 PM
2	Not sure who made this - But this person is spot on! I have been struggling with suicidal depression for years, and while I certainly understand someone with depression feeling this way- I can say for sure that this isn't the reason that men have depression. People often mistake 'being depressed' as in the perfectly healthy and normal mood a person might get into after something bad happens in their life (which is what this kind of thing might fall into) and clinical depression which is a whole other beast. I wish there was another word to describ…	/r/MensRights	09/09/19 12:08 PM
2	Melinda Gates Bashes ‘White Guys,’ Says She’ll Discriminate Against Them It's been this way for a while. Any little excuse to feel oppressed, the same criticism they accuse others of, usually by people who actually are oppressed. It's shit like this that no one takes MRA's seriously, and won't as long as it stays like this. Pathetic.	/r/MensRights	07/06/18 06:05 AM
2	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I mean, if we are not willing to listen to what women have to say, why should we expect them to listen to us?	/r/MensRights	02/11/17 12:19 AM
2	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” What do you think privilege means in this context? I'm not sure you actually want to know the answer, but at any rate I'm not the best person to ask. Make a thread in /r/askwomen and see what they have to say. If you only ask men in /r/mensrights or wherever your going to get a skewed view.	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 11:02 PM
2	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” Why is it a problem that we didn't expect women to stay in the kitchen? Yes, the more enlightened sections of society no longer expects that of women, but I live in a "Red State" and there absolutely are men and women who think that way. Not to mention plenty of other countries where that is the norm. What used to be considered "Manly" is changing too. Not saying we don't still have a ways to go. We absolutely have privledges women don't, pretending otherwise is a myopic view.	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 09:56 PM
2	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” In regards to what? This topic? I think /u/ADavidJohnson already explained it pretty well. Society expecting men to stoically deal with life's hardships (which some would argue isn't even a bad thing) makes it so men cannot express themselves fully without having their masculinity questioned. Which is bad. Society expecting women to stay in the kitchen makes women little more then the servants of men. Which is, I believe, objectively worse. They're both still bad but men are 'privileged' in that…	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 01:59 PM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” My point is that you are not listening to what /u/dfinkelstein is telling you. He is saying "I am taking away these people power to manipulate me by ignoring their attempts to manipulate me." You keep hearing "I am accepting these peoples manipulation." I didn't say there wasn't a difference between "Want" and "Expect" I am saying for dfinkelsteins purposes vis-à-vis ignoring these peoples attempts to manipulate him, functionally the difference is moot.	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 01:46 PM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I agree with you, and it's good to recognize that we as men are privileged, but at the same time you could probably point out another group that has it worse in any given "Mens Rights" discussion. I also think that people around here would achieve their goals quicker by working with feminists to find common ground than pretending they are all extremists and "The Enemy". I don't really consider myself an MRA and posts with "Drops a massive Red Pill" in the title are one of the main reasons why.	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 06:55 AM
4	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I haven't read the article, but I agree with it the way it was worded in the thread title. What "Stay in the Kitchen" and "Man Up" have in common is theme, not severity. It's not "literally" equal because they are two different concepts (apples and oranges), the are 'equivalent' because they share a theme (fruit). Stay in the kitchen = This is what I expect you to do because of your gender. Man Up = This is what I expect you to do because of your gender.	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 05:46 AM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I want to you pay for dates. I expect you to pay for dates. /u/Dfinkelstein either will or will not pay for dates if he pleases. What they expect is also what the want. That's his point, it doesn't really matter if they want it and/or expect it, it boils down to the same thing. Saying "That expectation isn't innocuous, and removing the manipulative part is basically just accepting it." sounds like almost the exact same thing as saying he has "Internalized his oppression."	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 05:33 AM
4	Can someone please tell this guy to check his old white male privilege? He seems a bit smug about it. They have just as much worth as a human being. They could educate themselves and become more enlightened. You never know how people will change with time. Everyone deserves a chance at redemption. I'm sure you've held some ignorant beliefs at one point, and you later updated your stance as you grew more wise. It's just as possible for a bigot to change as well. One thing that probably won't make a bigot change is just straight calling them a piece of shit, pretending we are better than them. The…	/r/MensRights	24/10/17 01:53 PM
18	Hugh Mungus Needs Our Help It's a good channel. I subscribe to him. You might be expecting him to be a MRA because of the sub this was posted in, but he isn't really. He's just a comedian, who happens to also think like a rational human. A lot of his stuff is intentionally goofy, but it's fun. My boy Ethan keeps it real.	/r/MensRights	08/11/16 01:52 PM
2	Hugh Mungus Needs Our Help You must not have read lord of the rings. An Orc is NOT an Elf.	/r/MensRights	08/11/16 01:48 PM
1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Aww, what's the matter sweetie, you lonely?	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 10:08 AM
0	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story And you can keep on waiting bitch. You are like a child. Puts fingers in ears Nyah Nyah Nyah, I cant HEAR YOOOUUUU! Fucking read what I wrote with an emphasis on comprehension and all the answers you need are already spelled out for you. I know your comprehension skills are minimal at best. Maybe they atrophied from never being used?	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 08:49 AM
1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story I criticize feminism. That's not misogyny. You criticize feminism in a misogynistic way, that is misogyny. Blatant lie. I contradicted your claim that "Women had been treated as property pretty much as long as civilizations have been around." And I cited evidence from one of the earliest civilizations showing that they did in fact treat women as property. I could cite more, but I've a feeling you'll just sweep it under the rug as you have with every other bit of information that isn't convenient…	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 08:44 AM
0	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Cool, it was getting boring talking to you anyway. It's just you spouting your dogma and irrationally ignoring everything I'm saying. That's not a conversation, that's you preaching at me. Later.	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 08:26 AM
-1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story You shouldn't have far to look if you have but eyes to see. Take for example this winner in this very thread. He makes the claim that women were never treated as property and that women who have the audacity to demand equal treatment with men are equivalent to 'ethnic cleansers who vilify the people they oppress'. That's pretty cut and dry, drank the cool-aid, dyed in the wool hateful misogyny right there. It's a long read but there are some real gems, so it's worth the read imho. Some highlight…	/r/MensRights	29/10/16 12:01 AM
1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Part: The second Yes, and if it was only the former I'd have no problem. But it isn't. Actually that is exactly what it was. Or are you saying men historically, deliberately keeping women as slaves - their own mothers, sisters, daughters - can be explained without men being somehow evil or broken? I'd be very interested in how you concoct a worldview from that. That is exactly what I am saying. It's maybe relatively easy (if more than a little myopic) to look at how men treat their Mothers, Sist…	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 11:31 PM
0	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Part: The first It is possible that I'm uninformed on an individual example you might bring up. That doesn't contradict what I said though. Actually, since the foundations of feminism is the topic we are discussing, and since you accused me about being uninformed about the subject, and since you appear to me ignorant of one of the seminal thinkers of the movement it kind of does. It literally is just an anecdote. It's just one individual. I doubt you'd accept me pointing to an feminist who vilif…	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 11:30 PM
1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Even if it's true, it's just an anecdote What do you mean, "Even if it's true"? Is it possible you are uniformed, as you accused me of being? It's funny how me citing the works of one of the founding philosophers of that movement is 'only an anecdote' yet you are about to cherry pick one quote, from one feminist declaration, from one convention and that constitutes 'proof'. Surely you're not advocating putting kittens in the microwave, are you? Cut the bs attempts at character assassination and …	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 07:55 PM
1	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Mary Wollstonecraft (one of the earliest supporters of women's rights, and considered one of the 'founding philosophers' of feminism very much was an egalitarian, at least as far as equality between the sexes is concerned. Her writing didn't 'vilify' men, it merely pointed out that inequalities exist (access to education, voting rights etc). At the time, women had no where near "Equal Rights" so pointing it out was merely speaking truth. A true egalitarian would not have a problem with this. "Fi…	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 04:34 PM
-8	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story No, I used to be an "MRA" waaaaay back in the day when it was still (purportedly) about equality. There are problems that are specific to men that do need addressing. One of my first posts was even defending MensRights against claims of misogyny. I was quickly proven wrong by the community however. Now I just stay subbed because very occasionally an upvoted post will appear on my front page that actually makes a good point, but far more often it makes me smh at how far this sub has devolved and …	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 06:19 AM
-7	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story It's like the 'new wave' anti-men, anti-logic feminism. Not the old school feminism that wanted equality between the sexes. At this point MRA's disgust me at the same level as SJW's.	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 06:11 AM
-16	ISIS executes hundreds of kidnapped men and boys in Mosul; CBC and BBC reports silent on the gender of victims. Guardian doesn't even cover the story Because this sub is full of hateful misogynist people who, despite their claims to the contrary do not give a shit about equality. They are just here to hate on women and cry because this isn't 'the 50's' anymore.	/r/MensRights	28/10/16 05:42 AM
1	Female teacher who had 2-year affair with 14-year-old student is spared jail I think that you might be spending a little too much time in the echo chamber that is "Men's Rights". You say that you enjoy the company of women that you actually know, but you are starting to hate "the idea of women." Do you not see the incongruity there? The reality is that the vast majority of women don't hold the views that radical feminists hold, and only the craziest radfems are even close to the straw man "Feminazi's" that are the enemies of this sub. Similarly, the majority of men do no…	/r/MensRights	18/10/14 03:07 PM
1	Teacher gets probation for having sex with student - Students Think It's Too lenient That's why I said "the sane thing would be more leniency for men."	/r/MensRights	25/02/14 08:09 PM
3	Teacher gets probation for having sex with student - Students Think It's Too lenient I'm not saying that you should encourage the behavior, but depending on the circumstances I don't think an automatic jail sentence is always the answer. A young teacher in their 20's who has a relationship with a 17 year old doesn't seem like a menace to society to me. IDK, id rather keep violent criminals in there instead. Sure, if there was force involved, or coercion that's one thing, but this just isn't something I'd want to see the book thrown at someone for. Edit: added an important word. …	/r/MensRights	25/02/14 05:44 PM
12	Teacher gets probation for having sex with student - Students Think It's Too lenient Amen, it seems stupid to call for tougher prosecution for women when the sane thing is more leniency for men.	/r/MensRights	25/02/14 04:12 PM
2	This is NOT who we are, and this is NOT Okay. Everybody knows what dicks like, they liked to be sucked. Its not rocket surgery. You've probably never had one.	/r/MensRights	05/12/13 10:06 AM
2	This is NOT who we are, and this is NOT Okay. You keep going on about how women suck at blowjobs. I had assumed you meant guys were better at it. I've never had a bad blowjob from a women, but they're pretty hard to screw up. Maybe you just haven't had that many, or maybe you date girls who are too young/inexperienced. At any rate there are plenty of women who can suck a cock better than you can and are far more athletic than you are.	/r/MensRights	05/12/13 09:38 AM
2	This is NOT who we are, and this is NOT Okay. Well... I suppose I should explain that /r/circlejerk is typically used to mock ridiculous trends on reddit. Wait, so you guys sit around pretending to be all superior to the rest of reddit, while doing the exact same thing you mock other people for? Sounds like SRS.	/r/MensRights	05/12/13 09:29 AM
3	This is NOT who we are, and this is NOT Okay. OK we get it, you give good blowjobs. Quit bragging.	/r/MensRights	05/12/13 09:18 AM
7	Couple perform oral sex on video at Ohio University, girl regrets it, alleges rape No, they are implying that if a person has consensual sex and then afterwards decides that they didn't want to have done that, then it isn't rape. In this case, the girl had consensual sex. There is proof of said act on video and she is still able to accuse the guy of raping her. That is not okay.	/r/MensRights	17/10/13 05:49 AM
4	Someone's workplace gets it right. (x-post from r/pics.) I have only ever sat on a toilet with the lid up once. That was all it took for me to start checking every single time. It seems like since women have to sit for every transaction, it wouldn't be hard for them to remember.	/r/MensRights	22/06/13 12:13 PM
3	What kind of bullshit is this? I was beat up and robbed by my sister, and she admitted it- so they arrested both of us. I never threw a single punch.	/r/MensRights	09/06/13 05:27 AM
79	I Need Feminism Because... I was raped for five years and only realized it today. AMA	/r/MensRights	24/05/13 01:13 PM
6	Why don't you just grow some balls? I get what you're saying. I'm agreeing with you. People misunderstand Stoicism.	/r/MensRights	28/03/13 05:50 PM
7	Why don't you just grow some balls? There is a big difference between being "Stoic", and allowing people to walk all over you.	/r/MensRights	28/03/13 02:32 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... Isn't it a little past your bedtime?	/r/MensRights	25/02/13 06:16 AM
0	I don't need a man, but... Just like the time when you are stupid and don't know what words mean? (all the time) Just like the time when you are too stupid to understand simple concepts that tiny children get on the first try. Just like the time you keep using terms that you obviously have no idea what they mean, and you refuse to educate yourself? Why in the fuck would I keep arguing with an idiot child who isn't even listening to what the fuck I am saying? Go fuck yourself kid, it's people like you that make people hate…	/r/MensRights	24/02/13 05:22 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... Whatever bro.	/r/MensRights	23/02/13 12:08 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... you are not the voice of MRA's either. I never pretended I was. drop your strawmen i never said MRA alone will achive equality that's your projecting combined with a nice little strawman you have made of me. First of all, quit using the word Stawman, it doesn't mean what you think it means, it makes you look like an idiot. Secondly I never said that YOU said that MRA's alone would achieve equality, so try sticking to what I am actually saying. i also never said MRA's don't strive for equality. A…	/r/MensRights	23/02/13 04:52 AM
1	I don't need a man, but... Mmmm cookies!	/r/MensRights	23/02/13 01:25 AM
1	I don't need a man, but... About Wendy, where there's smoke... There's a logical fallacy? egalitarian feminists Why is this necessary? It is only necessary because some feminists aren't egalitarians, and because some people are insisting that there isn't a difference. Why do people feel the need to even use the word "feminism" when its clearly as biased as "masculinism" or whatever? Probably for the same reason that I am a MENs rights activist. I am a man, so I have an easier time relating to issues related to men. It doe…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 11:50 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... I'm not under the impression that all feminists are raging SRSrs, I'm under the impression that they're outnumbered. Then we pretty much agree, except for... Imagine if a party dedicated to removing all oppression in society was called "The Nazi Party", and you feverishly insisted that they're good people and its just those other one or two bad members. I am not sure what percentage of feminists are egalitarian, I am not sure. I know it is more than a few. I just think it's counter productive to…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 10:57 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... What do you suppose happened to the men of the conquered group? They were murdered, as were the women who weren't virgins. As are men and boys, only no one cares about their plight. I think 'no one' is a bit of a stretch. I certainly care, but at any rate, that does nothing to disprove my point. Here is an article on the sexual abuse men suffer in africa, and how the same aid agencies that are out in front of helping female victims of sexual violence around the world, not only know about the lar…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 06:49 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... i didn't. i explained a vital difference between feminism saying they alone can create equality and MRA's seeking equality for men not claiming it will create equality for all. You did, and your about to do it again. My reason, and the reason of a lot of other MRA's is to try an achieve equality. Notice, I am not saying I or we can achieve equality, just that is the goal. i never said that. yet another strawman. You most certainly did. And you are just about to do it again! Saying that because t…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 06:25 PM
-1	I don't need a man, but... yes. exactly like that. we just don't lie about it. Personally, I am part of the Mens Rights Movement because I want equality between men and women. I know that there are a LOT of MRAs who feel the same way, so don't act like your views represent all MRAs, they obviously don't. well this is a strawman argument. just because you are not for something you are against it? this is not this black and white. Exactly, that is the exact same argument that you just made against feminism. Saying that beca…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 09:55 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... we fully understand what it means. that's why we understand that you can't achoive equality by focusing everything on on group like feminsim does. Oh, you mean exactly like the Mens Rights Movement is focused on mens rights? Are you saying that you are a MRA because you are against equality? I certainly am not. your point is wrong because it makes quite a big assumption. that what they'll achive is equality at all. Actually, it doesn't make that assumption at all. The only assumption it makes is…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 06:12 AM
-1	I don't need a man, but... And equal is equal, and it is easily defined. Why is then part of definition of the Mens Rights Movement that it's aimed at 'defining [...] equal rights for men'. They define it as they wish, then one MRA subgroup goes saying how 'that other group is not really what Mens Rights is about' while still accepting the beneficial results the actions of that other group brought them. etc... Well you and I apparently have different ideas about the meanings of words and our goals for the Men's Right Move…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 06:02 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... You're conflating the behaviour of people towards others of different ethnicities, cultures, races and classes with the behaviour of men towards women. No I'm not. I am talking about how women have been treated as inferior both inside and outside their own cultures since the beginning of civilization. The fact that some of it may have also been racially motivated is completely irrelevant. Nope. You see your guesses need to explain not just how a group of people would be cruel to another group of…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 04:00 AM
-3	I don't need a man, but... Actually you do. Actually, I don't. I'll let your exaggerations slide. Please don't. Women have been sold into slavery since civilization began. Yahweh in the old testament straight told his followers to take females as plunder, for the purpose of making them slaves. Jesus has no problem with selling your daughter into slavery. He condones it. The Koran likewise condones selling females as slaves, and if you doubt their women are still being actively and mercilessly oppressed you are beyond reas…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 03:37 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... If you're going to compare what happened to women with what happened between people of different ethnicities, races and cultures... Namely, use the word oppression, then you have to explain how men "oppressed" the people they had the closest relationships with without the benefit of the kind of emotional distance that different ethnicities, races and cultures create. No I don't. I have no idea what went on in the minds of the men who used to perpetuate and advocate this oppression, you'd have to…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 02:18 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... Then why would you use the word "oppress"; which is usually reserved not for the relationship between parent and child but the relationship between master and slave. Because that is what happened. Men used to oppress women. That is a fact. In order to oppress someone, you have to dehumanize them. You definitely have to think you are better than someone and you are definitely not showing them proper respect, and I am sure some of those women felt dehumanized, and some of the men did dehumanize wo…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 02:05 AM
-1	I don't need a man, but... I've seen that video before, it is disgusting. Unfortunately young people are the easiest for extremist groups to indoctrinate into their ranks. Still doesn't represent all, or even the majority of feminists. Yep. The cops were called but their objective was still achieved as many people interested in a talk on how boys are being failed by the educational system ended up having to be turned away. I think it's disgusting that any protesters would try and physically prevent people from doing as th…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 01:56 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... What would you call oppressing the people who you share your most intimate emotional relationships with then? Misguided, pig-headed, opportunistic, chauvinistic and stupid. It requires a different psychology entirely. We're all capable of situational sociopathy; only a very few of us is incapable of feeling any sympathy for people they share their closest relationships with. I don't think that the men who used to oppress women had no empathy toward them (in all cases)* or were incapable of sympa…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 01:43 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... Tell me how men could create a system in which they oppressed their wives, daughters, sisters and mothers (the people they had the most emotionally intimate relationships with) and not be sociopathic. And yet we did exactly that. I wouldn't classify that as sociopathic, but I guess you would. YOU, not feminists. There is no comparison between the kind of mentality necessary to oppress the people closest to you and the kind of mentality necessary to oppress people of another race, religion or eth…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 01:27 AM
-1	I don't need a man, but... Wow, feminists physically restrain you from seeking equality! I'd call the cops.	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 01:23 AM
0	I don't need a man, but... You can't be 'more equal', things are either equal or they're not.	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 01:22 AM
-1	I don't need a man, but... government funding, lobby groups, university support and media legitimacy. What is stopping us from seeking government funding, university support or media legitimacy? What is stopping us from forming lobbying groups? How can you "misrepresent" feminist theory? By saying that All feminists want to be more than equal, despite their explicitly stated goals to the contrary. Feminists say men created a system in which men benefit themselves over their wives, mothers, sisters and daughters. Most peop…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 12:40 AM
-1	I don't need a man, but... Random blanket example: Pregnancy. It's a natural state of unequal between man and woman. It is, to quote you, literally impossible for equality in that sense. There's no such thing. Were talking about equal rights, no one is attempting to remove any differences between genders. The ideology you're quoting is made up to further a political motive. Yeah, equality. If you wanted equality for both genders, you'd be an egalitarian. If you wanted equality for both genders, you'd advocate for equality…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 12:12 AM
-2	I don't need a man, but... By dint of being the only ones with a significant voice on "equality". Who says they are the only ones with a significant voice on "equality"? I think everyone has an equal right to have their opinions heard, and we have equal ability. There is nothing stopping us from doing the exact same thing 'feminists' are doing. While believing in an ideology that assumes the other side is always "more equal". Some feminists feel this way, by no means all of them. Here's the thing. What is feminism's exit …	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 11:52 PM
0	I don't need a man, but... The conflict is that if you control the definition of "equal" you decide when equality has been achieved. Who says they get to control the definition of "equal". I didn't defer that power to them, did you? And you're advocating for only one side. If feminists feel that women have less rights than men, then it makes perfect sense for them to focus on women's rights. Whether or not that is true can be discussed, but that is a reasonable position to take. If you are advocating for equality, you are…	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 11:35 PM
-6	I don't need a man, but... Do you understand what the word 'equality' means? My point is that if feminists achieve equality for WOMEN, then it is literally impossible for MEN to not be equal with them. Impossible. Equality means equal. The same. One can't be 'more equal'. It is, again, impossible. The "we care about men too!" is sensationalist media bullshit. It's really not. You are confusing the loud, extremists SRS types with feminists. It's like saying that the WBC represents all Christians.	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 11:07 PM
-2	I don't need a man, but... So if Feminists achieve their goal of EQUALITY, that would mean that men and women are EQUAL. Neither group dominating. What is the conflict there?	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 10:59 PM
1	I don't need a man, but... Feminism is a collection of movements and ideologies aimed at defining, establishing, and defending equal political, economic, and social rights for women. Notice that their stated goal is to establish "EQUAL RIGHTS" for women. No mention of men. Only women. If women achieve EQUAL rights with men, then men and women will be EQUAL. Not women having more/better rights, not men having less/worse rights. EQUAL. If she advocates for women AND men then she's an egalitarian. True. If she only advocates…	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 10:56 PM
15	I don't need a man, but... That's simply not true. Feminism is specifically for the advocacy of women. Just because someone advocates for women doesn't imply that they advocate against men, or that they aren't striving for equality, it just implies that it isn't their focus.	/r/MensRights	21/02/13 10:24 PM
14	Nicole Ryan, who tried to hire a hitman to kill her husband, went free because she claims she was abused. However, 1:35 into this CBC video, she admits to the "hitman" (undercover cop) that her husban men compete to get the hottest girl What is wrong with that? To break down this statement, men attempt to attract the woman that they are most attracted to. I don't see the problem. men get made fun of if they hyphenate their name Again, I don't see the problem. Maybe it's just me, but I haven't been troubled by people 'making fun of me' since I was in high school. If I were to choose to hyphenate my name, or even take my wife's name, then that is my choice. The opinions of douchebags who would …	/r/MensRights	08/02/13 04:10 AM
3	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh There's nothing to answer. Good, then you agree with me. Glad we got that settled. I can roll out tired reasons why ad hominems are ridiculous, but what would that accomplish? Nothing, you can skip that because I already know why. Now, please point out any and all ad hominems arguments I made. You though, seem fond of them, I bet you'll use one in this very post. You seem to (incorrectly) believe that making sinister insinuations about your opponent is an effective argumentative technique. What'…	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 06:08 PM
1	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh That's a clever way to avoid answering my rebuttal. The previous statement was sarcasm.	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 05:48 PM
1	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh But legally, they should have a lot more to do with physical maturity than raw age. How would you set it by 'physical maturity'? Is a girl who just got her period fair game? What traits on a male would signify that they are sexually mature? I have no problem requiring people wait until they are 16 or 17 (the most common ages of consent in North America) to have sex. Of course, I don't think kids should get in trouble for having sex with each other, so yeah it isn't perfect, but if it keeps 'grow…	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 05:42 PM
3	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh A person underage is clearly capable of giving consent. Capability is simply being able to do something. The ability to say "yes" or "no" is sufficient to be able to give consent. Obviously, that's why I specified "Informed Consent". We are talking about the legal ability for a child to give consent, which they lack. The fact that "[w]e" (who?) do not let kids do certain things is meaningless. It's meaningless until your ass ends up in jail for fucking little kids, then I guess it has some meani…	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 05:34 PM
6	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh Well, it seemed like a fairly reasonable position when I first read it, but I decided to research the facts of the case before making a decision. I bet a lot of the upvotes are from people who didn't do that. At least I got to read this article and discover what may be a new favorite person. This Wendy McElroy lady seems to have her head screwed on straight, now I'm curious to know more about her.	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 09:02 AM
10	TIL in The Vagina Monologues a 13-year-old girl is raped by a 24-year old woman, and it is referred to as "a good rape" & a healing experience. When a man at a newspaper wrote an article asking wh The idea behind statutory rape is that the child isn't capable of giving informed consent. This isn't a strange idea, we restrict what children can do until they are 'adults' for a very good reason. They aren't capable of making informed choices. We don't let kids drive cars, drink alcohol, smoke cigars, hold public office or serve in the military. They may want to drink, smoke, lie, or kill but we don't trust they will do those things 'responsibly'. I'm not saying that the law is perfect or per…	/r/MensRights	07/02/13 07:58 AM
35	Apparently the way to justify calling all MRA's violent and rape apologists is by making every man a straw man...... Black is white, up is down and short is long, And everything you thought was just so important doesn't matter.	/r/MensRights	06/02/13 03:44 PM
3	Can't believe I had this conversation. I can see how a person could have been legitimately afraid in that situation. Personally, I'd be more afraid of a mugging than rape, since total stranger rape is really rare, but I could see being afraid. What I can't see is blaming someone who was acting in a perfectly acceptable fashion. The guy almost certainly wasn't trying to sneak up on her, he was probably just walking normally and she wasn't paying attention to her surroundings. If you are concerned about who might be coming up on you, i…	/r/MensRights	20/01/13 05:54 PM
2	Something we can thank the ladies for I love Skepchick's take on the matter. If I were tasked with writing a parody of a Skeptchick article about this issue I couldn't have have written a funnier or more ignorant piece of blather. My favorite joke from the article: "But don’t forget that just because a few people in the US and Down Under (snorf!) remove their body hair, the vast majority of people have intact lady gardens." If by "a few people" she means the vast majority of women (at least in the US), then yeah. I haven't seen a ha…	/r/MensRights	15/01/13 11:33 AM
0	State of Kansas wants sperm donor to pay for care of daughter born to lesbian couple Of course it's speculation. That's why I said "perhaps". There is also nothing in the article to suggest that they were trying to fuck the guy either.	/r/MensRights	30/12/12 07:24 AM
3	State of Kansas wants sperm donor to pay for care of daughter born to lesbian couple Perhaps they were under a legal requirement to answer? Even so it's not them who are doing this, it's the state.	/r/MensRights	29/12/12 11:08 PM
11	State of Kansas wants sperm donor to pay for care of daughter born to lesbian couple He might be able to sue for custody, but neither he nor the mothers wants that. It's not the mothers fault the state is being ridiculous.	/r/MensRights	29/12/12 02:49 PM
7	Never told anyone this, need to get it off my chest. I think it takes a lot more courage to face the ugliness of reality head on. Warts and all. It's easy to just shove all that stuff deep down inside and try to bury it, but in the long run that never works. Anyone who would look down on you or judge you harshly for having bad things happen to you, is a fucking tool. People like that are usually cowards who simply jealous that they can't face their own emotional truths like a real man. The idea that men aren't emotional creatures needs to die. We …	/r/MensRights	28/12/12 05:32 PM
7	Never told anyone this, need to get it off my chest. I really think you should find a way. You should probably get help from a professional. War and rape? That's some really heavy shit to try and carry all on your own. I know that there is a macho thing with a lot of guys about dealing with it themselves. I struggle with this too, but that perception is out of date and it really needs to change. The solid foundation of any relationship is trust. Best of luck you you man, if you ever need to chat, feel free to PM me.	/r/MensRights	28/12/12 05:26 PM
2	Having just discovered SRS/SRSWomen, this is how I imagined the posters. He's insulting a subgroup that are admitted Reddit trolls, who pose as feminists. So, it appears to me that the insult fits... Windex007 wasn't arguing that the insult wasn't accurate, he was arguing that it isn't constructive. And compared to what SRS says about the guys who post in here, this insult merely calls their motivations into question, not their arguments. They got off lightly. I agree, and I hate SRS probably more than you do, and when they post ignorant bullshit I call them on it. B…	/r/MensRights	21/12/12 04:40 AM
3	Crazy girl won't let go of guy's shirt on subway after she mistakes him as someone else. Even though he is being attacked and harassed, the conductor and other men tell him not to defend himself. That isn't the point. If you don't want people to defend themselves from your assault, then do not assault them. Claiming that you were assaulting someone 'non-violently' isn't a valid legal argument afaik. Again, neither of us know what that woman was capable of, for all you know she had a knife or gun in her pocket. Maybe she had a mental illness? She obviously had a problem with this guy, and was trying to provoke him, calling him 'pussy' and whatnot. Would you have really been surprised if s…	/r/MensRights	10/11/12 09:55 PM
8	Crazy girl won't let go of guy's shirt on subway after she mistakes him as someone else. Even though he is being attacked and harassed, the conductor and other men tell him not to defend himself. You can't forcibly restrain someone like that, it is illegal and you have the right to defend yourself if in that situation. Regardless of whether or not you feel he was safe (How could you really know what some strange woman who is grabbing onto you and cussing you out is going to do?) he still would have been completely justified in using force to remove her from his person.	/r/MensRights	10/11/12 09:46 PM
10	Crazy girl won't let go of guy's shirt on subway after she mistakes him as someone else. Even though he is being attacked and harassed, the conductor and other men tell him not to defend himself. Death grip on his shirt? He could easily have taken off his shirt, wrapped it over her hands and tied the hands of it around her hands. Seriously guys, he could have just pulled some smooth James Bond/Jackie Chan shit and walked away like a champion. All the girls would fall in love with him and he finally publishes that novel he's been working on. It's so successful they elect him president 2 years before the next election!	/r/MensRights	10/11/12 09:36 PM
0	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) All he had to say was "We had consensual sex." You can flirt and have consensual sex or you can flirt and be raped. It really is irrelevant.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 03:22 AM
0	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) Flirting/Flashing have nothing to do with regretted sex either.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 03:00 AM
4	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) Go back to SRS try hard troll.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 08:33 PM
2	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) I think the odds of getting raped are probably about the same as getting mugged. Yet people never fault the victims of a mugging for wearing nice clothes, driving an expensive car, or not carrying a firearm.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 08:20 PM
1	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) It's the difference between a mugging and a loan, or consensual sex and rape.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 08:14 PM
4	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) Anyone, male or female, should be allowed to dress in "sexy" clothes, they should be allowed to flirt without expecting to get raped. You should also be able to flash money around without expecting to get mugged. Are either of those things wise in this day and age? That is debatable, but it is a whole different question than is it okay to have consensual sex and then call it rape. The answer to that is obviously no. It just seems odd to throw that in there. The tale could have easily been 'girl …	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 08:13 PM
4	/pol/ Rape Analogy (X-Post /r/4chan) You are an idiot. Rethink your life please.	/r/MensRights	04/11/12 08:06 PM
1	Equal Occupational Fatality Day Reread my earlier posts. I said I was open to reading and considering any evidence. You respond like a jackass and assume that I can't hold a reasonable discussion because I had a different opinion than you. I am not interested in a flame war over this topic, thank you very much.	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 12:55 PM
1	Equal Occupational Fatality Day I am happy to hear that this issue resolved itself seven years later.	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 12:51 PM
-1	Equal Occupational Fatality Day "When we account for differences between male and female work patterns as well as other key factors, women earned, on average, 80 percent of what men earned in 2000."	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 11:49 AM
-1	Equal Occupational Fatality Day Not according to this study, which claims "this year's study used data from a more comprehensive, longitudinal study - the Panel Study of Income Dynamics. The study also accounted for a slew of external factors for the first time, chief among which were the differences in men's and women's work patterns, including more leave from work to care for family. http://usgovinfo.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi=1/XJ&zTi=1&sdn=usgovinfo&cdn=newsissues&tm=109&f=10&su=p284.13.342.ip_&tt=2&bt=0&bts=0&zu=http%3A//www.g…	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 11:22 AM
-2	Equal Occupational Fatality Day What about this study, done by the government accountability office, which states "When we account for differences between male and female work patterns as well as other key factors, women earned, on average, 80 percent of what men earned in 2000."?	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 11:20 AM
-4	Equal Occupational Fatality Day I don't know. I do know that the studies done that show that women get paid 80% less than men take into account things like qualifications, education and time on the job. Are you suggesting that maybe women are just naturally shittier at their jobs than men and that makes the wage discrepancy justified? I would have to see such a study before making any sort of decision in that direction either way. It would have to be a quantitative difference showing that men tend to be 20% more productive at …	/r/MensRights	15/04/12 12:04 AM
-8	Equal Occupational Fatality Day This whole thing is stupid. Yes, I realize that its a 'joke', but this is a stupid battle to fight. Most normal feminists (i.e. the ones that support equality between the sexes) want equal pay for men and women at the same job. The issue isn't that men make more than women overall, it's that when they do the same job, they get paid less. So the whole idea of saying "Well little miss, if you all were capable of doing the same jobs as us big, strong,manly-men you would get paid as much." is in err…	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 10:19 PM
1	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) It's especially funny when you consider that female lions are the ones who go out and hunt, while the male lions sit on their assess and reap the benefits. (Obviously, that only applies to the leader of a pride, but it's still kind of funny.)	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 05:30 PM
1	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) No, his logic was faulty. If the women can't pass the requirements that are the exact same as men I don't think many people would complain that we were being unfair to the women. As long as we gave them an equal chance then it's fair. Even if they did 'complain' does in no way mean we would change it anyway. They haven't let/forced women to fight on the front lines so far so it's not like they just bow to pressure as soon as someone complains. The 'argument' he is making is called a slippery slo…	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 05:27 PM
2	XPost from TwoX. Thought you guys would like this. Oh, I get it. That is hilarious. One question though. Seeing as how there are plenty of men who do believe it, how are we supposed to know that you're being hilarious and not simply a bigot?	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 09:23 AM
3	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) If you haven't noticed already, using the draft for conflicts like Vietnam wouldn't go over well to day. I thought that would be obvious. Yeah, that didn't stop the Bush administration from almost doing it during the current conflicts. If we give them the power to use it, they could use it, so we'd be better off getting rid of it all together instead of hoping they'd only use it for a 'just' war. When I said soldiers didn't want to tight next to cowardly people who didn't want to be there. That …	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 07:21 AM
4	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) It would not be your daughters who are drafted. That is what we are discussing here. Whether or not women should be forced into selective service like men are. A draft would not just be randomly used Explain what you mean by this. The country would have to be in some deep shit. Or sticking our noses (and our sons dead bodies) in places where we have no business being. It's your responsibility as a male citizen to get your cowardly ass and defend your country in major times of need. Fuck you and …	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 06:58 AM
6	XPost from TwoX. Thought you guys would like this. You have the right to be a sexist ass. You just shouldn't whine about it when you are called out on it. Saying all women are bitches/cunts isn't accurate. You wouldn't call the woman who wrote this a bitch/cunt would you? She's clearly not and has a good head on her shoulders. Wouldn't it be better to call the specific women you are mad at a bitch, rather than being bigoted about it?	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 06:42 AM
2	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) Wow that's a lot of generalizations there. First of all, I am a MRA and a Feminist. I am also a man. And I believe that the draft is wrong. It's slavery.	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 06:34 AM
6	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) Who gave you the right to say who can be in combat? So you've been in combat, big fucking deal. It doesn't make you superior to us lowly civilians. We have just as much right to our opinions as you do. For one thing, it would be Us and OUR sons and daughters that get drafted, so I'd say we have every right to be in this argument. I never joined for a reason, and I wouldn't go even if drafted. You probably wouldn't agree with my reasons, but I don't really care. The draft is slavery, pure and sim…	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 06:25 AM
3	If women are supposed to have the same rights as men, why, when I turn eighteen this September, am I being forced to sign up for the draft, however no woman will ever have to do this? (xpost) I completely agree. Not all women are any one thing, same with men. And men being eligible for the draft isn't a responsibility, it's slavery.	/r/MensRights	14/04/12 06:17 AM
7	That about sums up male privilege... I'm not sure how rare you think it is, and this is probably not represented my the vast majority of feminists, but have you visited shitredditsays? They ALL think like that. Can we please follow reddiquette and stop downvoting people just because we disagree with them? Yes, even the hateful woman from the link. If we downvote her, people won't even know these kind of disquieting thoughts exist, or that it is actually being taught in colleges. If we are going to fight this crap, we need people to…	/r/MensRights	31/03/12 11:11 AM
13	Mods at /r/AskReddit are standing their ground when dealing with SRS. This is what prompted the "askreddit mods are not your mommies and daddies" thread. In other words, nothing could be said or done differently that would make you reconsider your opinion on this subreddit. I don't visit this sub regularly, and I'm not really an activist, but I do find it disturbing this prevalent attitude that men should just shut the fuck up about these issues. Do you not think that any of the things mens rights stand for is valid? Why not reddit? It seems like a perfect place for people to get together and share ideas about perceived problems in our society. D…	/r/MensRights	15/03/12 05:20 PM
1	My recent observation of feminism Lol, yeah. It could be like Shallow Hal, but in reverse. Sort of.	/r/MensRights	27/02/12 07:25 PM
2	My recent observation of feminism Thinking someone is sexy is not the same as objectifying them. When one doesn't care about another as a person but rather only cares only about what they can do for them, that's what I consider objectification. I would agree. It's just hard for me to fully understand the mindset, because when I see a photo of a person, I feel some sense of connection. When I look at a sexualized image of a lady, I don't feel this any less, in fact its often more of a connection. But I am weird. Some women seem t…	/r/MensRights	27/02/12 04:50 PM
2	My recent observation of feminism Believe it or not, there's a somewhat diverse set of archeypes that get used with some regularity. I believe it. I helped open a Borders and one of my first jobs was to stock all the romance novels. Someday, (when I can afford an SD card big enough) I am going to go into a book store and take a pic of the covers of every romance novel that features a white dude who was raised by Native Americans, who is 'romancing' (aka ripping off her shirt) a white woman. This actually offends me quite a bit. …	/r/MensRights	27/02/12 03:28 PM
5	My recent observation of feminism I object to the word objectification. I don't see the correlation. "Oh, hey! Over there is a very sexy human being!" "Quit treating that person like an object!" "Huh? I thought I was treating her/him like a human being. A sexy, sexy, human being. I am not usually attracted to objects, are you?"	/r/MensRights	27/02/12 03:11 PM
1	How to Get Pregnant without Him Knowing It just sounds weird to me. I have heard of fertility drugs before. I also tend to think of Viagra etc as "Boner Pills" not, "Limp-Dick Pills".	/r/MensRights	20/02/12 03:04 AM
1	How to Get Pregnant without Him Knowing Step 3: Take Infertility Hormones and/or Drugs This can't be real can it?	/r/MensRights	19/02/12 05:08 PM
3	How to Get Pregnant without Him Knowing So If I go into a long term relationship with a woman and I insist that we use condoms, because I don't want a baby, and the she decides to go on the pill so that we can have sex without a condom. Then I have "done nothing" to take responsibility for my sexual actions? What man or woman prefers to use a condom during sex? Yeah, there is always a risk, but it increases dramatically if the woman is deceitful. This article says it's as easy as not taking the pill. If one of my girlfriends had done …	/r/MensRights	19/02/12 05:03 PM
4	Had A Painful Conversation With This Girl Today Awesome post! I wish that more quality content like this would get upvoted, instead of the one liners, but this is reddit. Why should we even cure cancer? As someone who lost his grandmother to uterine cancer, A father who died of lung cancer, and a mother who successfully beat breast cancer twice so far, I have thought a lot about cancer. Of course there are a lot of different ways we could look at this topic. For me, personally, it is about suffering. It's not so much the "Human life is precio…	/r/MensRights	13/02/12 06:35 PM
1	God damnit, I don't know what to do when a girl grinds her body against mine. No one has ever 'accidentally' rubbed their ass on someone else's dick. When was the last time you accidentally did that?	/r/seduction	12/02/12 04:38 PM
3	Popped up in my news feed. From The Whole Network. See this is the tough part. I do think the kid should have a decision on his body but the parents should be able to make a decision on what they feel is good for the child. If parents think deeply about circumcising their child and come to a consensus, I don't think I could fault them for either one. I think if it were a serious medical issue the parents were saving the child from it would be different. But it isn't. None of the 'benefits' of circumcision cannot be achieved with proper hygiene a…	/r/MensRights	11/02/12 12:28 AM
1	Popped up in my news feed. From The Whole Network. Point well taken. However I think that the ones that aren't doing it for religious reasons are doing it because unethical doctors are pushing an unnecessary procedure because it makes them more money. The reasons they list are very weak and easily avoided with proper hygiene.	/r/MensRights	11/02/12 12:19 AM
3	Popped up in my news feed. From The Whole Network. a collaborative decision between the mother and I. That's what I mean, why does the child not get a say in whether he gets to keep his foreskin or not? It is his body. I get the argument you are trying to make but your comparison is far too drastic. It was hyperbole true, but you get my point. Perhaps a more apt comparison is the females who have had their genitals mutilated? Sure. But I'm not in that position yet, and I feel no strong way or another. That was my original question. Just because …	/r/MensRights	10/02/12 08:44 PM
6	How should I reply to this, posted on my female friend's facebook. She's not usually this sexist. I thought it was funny. Relax dude, sometimes a joke is just a joke.	/r/MensRights	10/02/12 08:13 PM
8	Popped up in my news feed. From The Whole Network. I'm infringing on nobody's rights. I didn't say you were, just that you were okay with others doing it. but as long as the procedure is legal it's as much the parents choice to circumcise their child as it is their choice to pierce their ears. That is how things are, but that does not make it right. That is what we are discussing here, not whether its technically legal. Fact of the matter is the procedure is religious... I don't give a crap what ideology they use to mutilate their child. They co…	/r/MensRights	10/02/12 08:05 PM
18	Popped up in my news feed. From The Whole Network. So, as long as you aren't personally effected, then it's okay to infringe on the rights of others? Interesting.	/r/MensRights	10/02/12 07:43 PM
3	"Just the tip, just for a second" - How I turned a complete wreck of a date into a total success story. I am soo confused. You are bragging about some heavy petting? I would ask how old you are, but since you said you were in the Army, I would guess you are at least 17. I just... don't get it.	/r/seduction	17/07/11 03:30 PM
1	"Just the tip, just for a second" - How I turned a complete wreck of a date into a total success story. It is if you drive 100 mph.	/r/seduction	17/07/11 03:24 PM
8	The correct response to rape allegations Living in a college town, I can tell you. Frat boy's give themselves a bad name. They act like stuck-up, drunken, ignorant, douchebags. Actually, its probably only the ones that go out and get drunk every Thrus-Sun that spoil it for their brothers. But still, when the only time you notice a frat boy is when they are being a loud, obnoxious douchebag, then it is easy to get that impression.	/r/MensRights	15/07/11 11:08 AM
5	Guess what, bros? We're all "rape supporters". Thanks Murasaki you are awesome. Perhaps since this is coming from a woman and not a man she will give it more consideration (but I doubt it.)	/r/MensRights	20/05/11 05:47 AM
14	Guess what, bros? We're all "rape supporters". This is the stupidest thing I have ever read.	/r/MensRights	20/05/11 02:34 AM
2	Police Abduct 8 Year Old Girl. Oh wait, no they don't Props to the cop. He kept a cool head through it all and didn't act like a prick like most cops do.	/r/MensRights	19/05/11 06:20 PM
1	[xpost]biatch, pick a side.. I think the Stud is very much alive an well. The more a man seems desirable to other women, them more desirable they are to that woman. I've seen it over and over again. Anecdotally, I have been hit on way more by girls when I have a girlfriend, than when I don't. I am not saying that girls want to have long term relationships with 'studs', but I am sure they fantasize about them, and are their first choice when it comes to a one night stand. And female virgins do nothing for me. Having had both…	/r/MensRights	28/04/11 12:48 AM
2	[xpost]biatch, pick a side.. Perhaps I am. I am not nobility after all...	/r/MensRights	19/04/11 11:24 PM
1	[xpost]biatch, pick a side.. Without regard to if he's standing right next to her... If my GF did that, she would not be my GF for much longer.	/r/MensRights	19/04/11 11:18 PM
18	[xpost]biatch, pick a side.. I think you can treat women as equals and still have 'chivalry'. The problem is that the equivalent to chivalry for a woman would be the old "Stand by your man." thing. It seems like any more, women will talk trash about their men to anyone. And they don't see anything wrong with it. TLDR: I happily treat a woman as a Lady, but in return I expect to be treated as a Gentleman.	/r/MensRights	19/04/11 04:14 PM
3	HELP!! My (female) Boss is beginning to hit on me. I do not want. Is there a way to tell her 'no' without getting fired? Perhaps she wouldn't be that stupid, but then again, people can be really dumb at times. If she has no reason to think you might have a recording device on you, she just might be that dumb. But what are you alternatives? If she has pushed it to the point of either you sleep with her or get fired, all you can do is either put out or get out.	/r/MensRights	05/06/10 06:36 AM
18	HELP!! My (female) Boss is beginning to hit on me. I do not want. Is there a way to tell her 'no' without getting fired? I would just continue as you are. If she tries playing footsie with you again pull you foot away so she can't get to and do it noticeably. If she brings up sex, quickly change the subject or just flat out tell her that it makes you uncomfortable. If she takes things even further, like asking you out or demanding sex, just politely as possible refuse her. If she fires you for refusing her, try to get some evidence of it. Perhaps start carrying a small voice recorder in your pocket that you can qu…	/r/MensRights	05/06/10 06:15 AM