Yo_Soy_Candide Archive

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3	Teacher Judo Slams Student Who Attacks Him When He Tries To Break Up A Fight! Most stereotypes are very valid, though not universal. Yeah and there is a stereotype surrounding people who use comments such as "mouthbreathing niggers" which is; they are dumb and have anger problems.	/r/PussyPassDenied	15/09/14 09:19 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? If they were good people and you know at least two exist, they can give each other companionship. Why would either want companionship of as you say the shitty people. If they are so shitty why complain about them not wanting to offer companionship. If the ones without companionship are good people, why don't they give each other companionship. Maybe because everything you just said is a distorted view of reality from someone who is bitter and wants intimacy from people who have no need or want t…	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 05:48 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? There will always be people at the unattractive end of the human bell curve unless you want some crazy Gattaca/Sparta shit. Because of this there will always be some people who, due to their own terrible personalities (if not other problems) will have no companionship offered willingly. Without force those people will be companionship-less forever. You don't want that. I am pointing out the solution is worse for the rest of us. So fuck them and fuck you. No one is ever going to love some of you …	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 04:54 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? If by better you mean forcing others to give you companionship then no that would be the opposite of better. Fortunately we aren't heading down such a terrible path.	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 12:21 AM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? My entire point has been that it's shitty for civilization to abandon good people And my point is on the individual level, no one owes anyone else companionship and it is shitty to think they do. and it's not wrong for them to complain about it. They can complain and others can tell them that they are entitled to nothing. Also, something needs to be done about it. Yes, they need to realize no one owes them anything and to accept that and try to find a way to be content with that.	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 11:56 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? No, do you lack the ability to read a sentence that has the word you in it and comprehend that the you is a general you not pointing directly at you... Confused again? Probably suffering from Dunning-Kruger as well eh?	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 11:28 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? Yes you have said they have a right to complain as one of your arguments. I never countered that one, because I agree everyone has a right to complain about anything they want. Everyone else has a right to disagree though in regards to their complaints. So go ahead, you are complaining right now and I applaud you. I also disagree with you and think you have no right to anybodies companionship, that which you complain about not having.	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 09:57 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? I used force once at the very bottom and it belongs in the sentence and complain would not even work there. I know you only said this to try and derail thinking that may work	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 09:39 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? If they have harmed no one, they are owed at least the right to try to change someone's mind, and, if it helps them to vent a little, to complain. No one owes you anything and you are not entitled to anything when it comes to the decisions surrounding who to hang out with, who to love, who to sleep with. All that intimacy and companionship is an individuals choice to give freely and they do not in anyway owe anybody anything. To deny them even that much, to shame them for it, as they suffer? No …	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 09:11 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? Once upon a time, dark black skin was considered ugly. And people who thought this in no way owed people with black skin companionship. Once upon a time, a woman who spoke up for herself was considered a liability. And no man who considered her a liability owed her companionship Once upon a time, we killed people who were left handed And no one owed them companionship. who had red hair. And no one owed them companionship. Once upon a time, we hid those with mental illness away in institutions. A…	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 06:10 PM
1	22 y/o mass goes on a killing spree. Can we discuss this from a MRA perspective? Are you saying we, as a society, could morally deny them any human companionship at all, for any reason? It is not some abstract power called society that is responsible. It is each and every individual. To have human companionship is to have an individual willing to accompany you through life (if only temporarily). So can an individual decide to deny human companionship to another; can they decide that they themselves shall not accompany another through life even temporarily for any reason they…	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 05:38 PM