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| 2 | University offers the first ever scholarship for men, in Vet Science a course with over 90% female students. The feminists have a furious meltdownThe idea that women want to "bully" men by not giving them a scholarship for veterinary science is laughable. Men don't choose veterinary science, not because of discrimination, but because it pays next to nothing, is quite difficult, and has high suicide rates. Obtaining a veterinary degree is about as difficult as obtaining a medical degree, and pays less than half. Men just choose the med degree. Men dominate the higher paid medical professions (doctors: 66% men, dentists: 81% men), while wom… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 12/02/17 05:29 AM |
| 0 | The full truth about "Teach men not to rape"We should make the law and education both gender neutral instead! How hard could it be? Instead of this ridiculuous idea of saying, 'well, we only really prosecute males so we only really need to teach them not to rape'. I don't agree with the US' drug policies but I ignore them at my own peril. Advocating for reform is not a substitute for knowledge of the current law. If men and boys can be prosecuted under the current law, they should know what the law says and what's expected of them, even i… | /r/MensRights | 05/12/16 11:43 PM |
| -1 | The full truth about "Teach men not to rape"Hell, in my country, no women are arrested for 'rape' because only men can be arrested for such. Does it not strike you they are unlikely to be arrested for rape exactly because they are less likely to be labelled as the perpetrator? Sure. Why not teach that to men & boys? Would that be useful to teach to women & girls? If so, how? | /r/MensRights | 05/12/16 11:31 PM |
| -2 | The full truth about "Teach men not to rape"OK, so why is it "teach men / boys not to rape" instead of "teach people not to rape" or even "teach people consent"? Men are overwhelmingly more likely to be accused and convicted of rape. It's important to teach them skills for situations they may encounter, particularly w/r/t sex and consent. A lot of men accused of rape don't realize that even when alcohol is consumed consensually and equally, men are more likely to be labelled as the perpetrator. page 16-17. That's an important fact to teac… | /r/MensRights | 05/12/16 11:01 PM |
| 3 | The full truth about "Teach men not to rape"That's interesting, but it seems rather underhanded of you to supplant 'men' with 'male offenders', since that's what's actually specified in both the links you refer to:- Well, to my knowledge no one has tried prophylactic CBT in a school setting. But I take your point. In some sense I was presupposing that men = male offenders. My bad. Meanwhile the feminist press actually endorses teaching not only men in general, but even our sons, not to rape, presumably at a pre-criminal stage in their lif… | /r/MensRights | 05/12/16 10:17 PM |
| -1 | The full truth about "Teach men not to rape"While those are some of the underlying causes, treatments can prove effective even if they have no relation to any causal factor. By way of example, consider skin cancer. It can be caused by UV ray exposure. Subsequent lack of UV ray exposure or exposure to darkness won't treat the cancer, but chemotherapy could. Skin cancer isn't caused by lack of chemotherapy, but can be treated by it. Cognitive behavioral therapy can reduce recidivism in violent offenders. Violence isn't caused by lack of CBT… | /r/MensRights | 05/12/16 08:37 PM |
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