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| 1 | R.A.D. women's only self defense classses....R.A.D. is being misrepresented. They explicitly offer men's self defense courses in addition to women's self defense courses If a campus isn't offering both men's and women's, then yes, that's discriminatory. Everyone could benefit from a R.A.D. course, seriously. I've taken a few (once you take one, you can sign up to practice at other R.A.D. courses across the country) | /r/MensRights | 21/06/24 12:43 AM |
| 1 | R.A.D. women's only self defense classses....Don't misrepresent it. R.A.D. explicitly offers men's self defense courses in addition to women's self defense courses If a campus isn't offering both men's and women's, then yes, that's discriminatory. Everyone could benefit from a R.A.D. course, seriously. I've taken a few (once you take one, you can sign up to practice at other R.A.D. courses across the country) | /r/MensRights | 21/06/24 12:42 AM |
| 0 | Aside from that first comment it’s very telling to see which statements are upvoted and which are downvotedSounds like you're not a woman walking down the street multiple times a day 🤷♀️ Does not reflect most experiences I've had, nor friends, family, and co-workers have had. Also bold to assume men put up the street lights. And you're right, women are far more likely to be harmed by familiar men. And the statistic that, again, of strangers, men are more likely to attack anyone. I've had stalkers before, both random people that saw me from a bus stop and followed me, and a co-worker that wound up st… | /r/MensRights | 17/06/24 08:04 PM |
| -2 | Aside from that first comment it’s very telling to see which statements are upvoted and which are downvotedI said attacked on the street. Random men. That's why we have to be cautious of random men. That's the relevance of the poster, to be aware of why women are on high alert towards strange men (and honestly, men could be too). Abuse in relationships is a whole other story. And I'm not saying you're wrong, there is absolutely abuse in the world regardless of gender. But my comment is towards random acts of violence, and it's almost always perpetuated by men. | /r/MensRights | 17/06/24 03:29 PM |
| -12 | Aside from that first comment it’s very telling to see which statements are upvoted and which are downvotedCommon perpetrators in both women being uncomfortable (and also assaulted) and men being assaulted on the street are.... men. Men tend to be the perpetrators in both scenarios. A healthy fear towards men on the streets is valid. I don't blame men or women or anybody else for that fear/preparation for the worst. It's why some of us CCW, is it not? | /r/MensRights | 17/06/24 12:51 PM |
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