YellowOrbitz Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Guess what Fairfax VA police said, then the magistrate said? Oh damn I actually live here. Weird.	/r/MensRights	28/11/13 03:48 AM
1	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? Look, I do think jail is an extreme solution to this problem. However, I still think he needs to be held accountable somehow. Clearly, her actions already got her into trouble with the pics now everywhere. Beyond that though I don't really agree. Anyways I'm going to bed. Goodnight.	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 03:48 AM
4	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? No, it's humiliating. It's not just making an embarrassing speech in front of your class. It's having your body, what many consider to be the most private thing a person has, out there. And he gave her information out with it. In her state she has to get four emails for it to be harassment. If he hadn't posted the info I doubt she would have discovered the pics. And I while I think we need to put pressure on people about being smarter with pics, that doesn't mean you can just do something like t…	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 03:40 AM
3	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? No, if she posted the pics online or gave him permission to then I would agree with you. In our society though you can't actually believe he thought she would be thrilled with nudes pics posted online (assuming she didn't give permission). If she gave it to her boyfriend she assumed she could trust him like most boyfriend/girlfriends would. She wasn't just sending out the pics to 50 different guys. Plus, he put out her personal info. What did he think would happen? Everyone would ignore that? An…	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 03:33 AM
5	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? Ummm... Have you had your personal pictures posted online? I would feel the same exact way if a girl posted naked pictures of a guy online without his permission. I mean honestly I would be okay with him just getting a fine or something. Posting pictures of that isn't a harmless thing to do. You can't remove them and you don't know who will see them. She could get fired from her job if her boss found this? I'm not saying that he's a terrible person or anything, but it's not like what he did was …	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 03:21 AM
10	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? Okay, I'm going to take gender out of this though. If you receive a private image from someone and aren't given permission to distribute it... then you don't distribute it. Now, if she told him she was fine with him doing that and then tried to get him in trouble I would completely agree 100%. Now, there's a different between spreading rumors and spreading pics. Guys also spread rumors about their girlfriends, it's a human thing to do. I agree that just because someone regrets sex doesn't make i…	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 02:19 AM
-1	Is five years in jail an appropriate sentence for a man who posts personal info/photos of an ex online and she subsequently receives harassing e-mails? I don't think that's what she's saying. I think she's just saying that 5 years in jail is excessive. 5 years doesn't sound that long until you actually have to experience jail for 5 years. I definitely don't think he shouldn't be punished. Rage porn infuriates me and I hate it (I'm a girl btw). However, just because you commit a crime doesn't mean you have to have the max punishment. I think a few months would be okay. If he was a repeat offender then eventually it should come to 5 years (or mor…	/r/MensRights	14/11/13 01:50 AM
41	Another 4 Pinocchio whopper? Obama says women are paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the exact same work as men I really like the way this video explains it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwogDPh-Sow	/r/MensRights	09/11/13 05:20 PM
1	Police make routine traffic stop and believe man has drugs in anus. The police brought the man to a hospital, where he was forced to undergo a rectal exam and colonoscopy without his consent. No drugs were found, no arrest was made, and the hospital billed the man for the medical procedures. Yeah, I guess my thinking was more along the lines of, "How is that even legal given the circumstances?" I can definitely see how that might be necessary if you have to have an emergency colonoscopy, but because he clenched his butt? That's just so weird. I think after an x-ray, finger probe, and one enema (although none of that should have been done in the first place) they could have ruled out any drugs.	/r/MensRights	05/11/13 11:54 PM
13	Police make routine traffic stop and believe man has drugs in anus. The police brought the man to a hospital, where he was forced to undergo a rectal exam and colonoscopy without his consent. No drugs were found, no arrest was made, and the hospital billed the man for the medical procedures. Yeah, but I'm glad they posted it here. Otherwise I don't know if I would have seen it and I feel like this is a story that needs to be more widespread. The whole situation is horrifying and it's 100% not constitutional or legal what happened. They gave him 3 enemas? WTF?	/r/MensRights	05/11/13 06:13 PM
1	Women ogling potential new-hire at work First of all I'm not guy, just thought I would correct that. Second, you have experienced this for years. You know what to do and how to react. Girls are taught what to do and how to react. A guy who's never had to experience this type of stuff growing up has no clue what to do. He's taught that he should enjoy this stuff. He's taught that he's not a man if he fights back. He's a product of societies thinking. If this was happening everyday to him then I could understand your point. The first ti…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 02:40 PM
1	Women ogling potential new-hire at work I don't think it was just a miscommunication error. If it was something that someone would normally want (like making out, groping, sex) then yes I can definitely see how that would be miscommunication (girls or boys). However, poll people on the street and asked if they would randomly want to be stripped in front of their coworkers and I bet at least 90% of people would say no. It's just assumed that you don't do that. I don't know the women but I wouldn't be surprised if they had "malicious" i…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 12:41 PM
0	Women ogling potential new-hire at work I never said you weren't raped. I meant that you weren't in a situation where you're being pinned down and almost publicly stripped by a bunch of cheering women. And congratulations on reacting the best way possible. I think that's a good lesson to tell people; if you are in a scary situation and are mentally freaking out and have no idea what's going on then its your fault. I mean, /u/crimson_D82 was able to fix things, so why you can't you? Stop projecting your situation onto others. I'm sure …	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 12:27 PM
1	Women ogling potential new-hire at work I think that's a major thing, people react so differently in the same situations. For example, when I was younger my dad got into an accident in the backyard (long story) and I thought he was going to do. I called 911 immediately and spoke calmly and collectively. I was incredibly focused and almost distant to what was happening. My twin on the other hand was freaking the fuck out and couldn't keep herself together. I could tell her that she didn't react correctly and could have caused harm to o…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 04:54 AM
1	Women ogling potential new-hire at work I think you're making too broad of a statement for an extremely complex subject. For example, OP was just suppose to fight back? He has a bunch of women around him laughing and cheering and egging them on. If he resists than he's lame, unmanly, gay, a party pooper, ect. It's not accepted that guys might not want to have sex and so it's difficult to say no, especially in a public situation where people who he sees every single day are going to judge him. It's so easy to say what should be done in…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 04:11 AM
5	Women ogling potential new-hire at work What the fuck is wrong with you? If he fought back they would have been pissed and told him he was overreacting. Worse, they could have filed charges and who do you think the police would have believed? It doesn't matter how many witnesses there are. If they're all sitting and enjoying the she then they clearly don't see a problem a problem with what was going down and are not going to testify for him. The major problem is this: In our society you do not try to strip a girl naked in front of a b…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 02:44 AM
0	Women ogling potential new-hire at work Why the hell was this down voted?	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 02:35 AM
6	Women ogling potential new-hire at work They probably thought that you were into it and if you weren't you would have told them to stop. There would be mob on reddit if you said this about 4 guys doing this to a girl.	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 02:19 AM
12	Movember is "offensive", "gender-essentialist", "racist" and "clearly designed with a hairy white cisgender blonde guy" xPost/r/Feminism I wish I had seen this before I clicked the link!	/r/MensRights	31/10/13 08:06 PM
3	A Child Protective Services investigator ends his silence. The real abuse of the family court. I actually cringed when they started talking about the kids taking all the medicines. I take an SSRI and it really fucks with me. I've grown a dependency to it and whenever I try to get off (with the help of my psychiatrist) my brain gets so messed up and I can't even explain it. The ones the kids are taking are probably worse than mine. I mean the girl was taking 13 different pills!? WTF?! I mean, I'm on one and it's a nightmare, 13? That's criminal. Drugs that are for mental disorders cannot b…	/r/MensRights	13/10/13 01:17 AM
2	Boy, 15, kills himself after ‘facing expulsion and being put on sex offender registry’ for STREAKING at high school football game Thanks for linking to the article! Super informative!	/r/MensRights	11/10/13 10:38 PM
9	Boy, 15, kills himself after ‘facing expulsion and being put on sex offender registry’ for STREAKING at high school football game I definitely agree. Becoming a sex offender? For streaking? That list should be reserved for people who are actually a threat.	/r/MensRights	11/10/13 01:14 PM