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1	"Half of Kyiv population has fled, mayor says". Makes sense. Gender is distributed about 50:50 :) You actually think the Ukrainian women who are refugees will raise their voice for something? They are ‘beggars’ in foreign countries, do you actually see women as people? Would you do social justice if you were scared for your life, your loved ones and just travelled a thousand miles to a country you’ve never been to where nobody speaks your language? Please tell me you don’t think the feminazis of the internet are the Ukrainian women who ran from the war. Also Ukraine is a traditional country,…	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 12:01 PM
2	"Half of Kyiv population has fled, mayor says". Makes sense. Gender is distributed about 50:50 :) You think a 30 year old woman is stronger than a man at his peak? Have you watched women at the gym? They can’t do a pushup correctly? I can’t believe that I have to argue in favor of the only thing everyone agrees one: women are not as physically strong as men. Also your comment doesn’t really answer to any of the issues that I brought up here - like child / elderly care and the fact that they’ll get bombed if they stay (which already has happened to women in maternities who couldn’t leave) Did…	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 08:30 AM
1	Why I don't think South Korea's new president is good for men. Point 3. was reasonable, are all the down to earth MRAs just hiding here?	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 08:08 AM
1	Why I don't think South Korea's new president is good for men. what are you talking about? This thread is the exception. I was so surprised to find left wing thinking here and anti traditional gender roles… because alot of the posts about equality are actually arguments that feminists don’t fight for men too, not discussions on how to bring about the much beloved equality. Just how horrible feminists are in general.	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 08:05 AM
7	Why I don't think South Korea's new president is good for men. Nothing wrong as long as it’s not forced upon people.	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 07:50 AM
-2	"Half of Kyiv population has fled, mayor says". Makes sense. Gender is distributed about 50:50 :) So it’s not as 50/50 as OP says, things are more nuanced. As in the way things are now, women don’t have a choice but to leave. There are also those who willingly chose to fight, I don’t see them mentioned in this post. The law shouldn’t discriminate? I have agreed to this left and right (I even got bashed for saying that the army should change to accommodate women… which for me in means the disparity lessens when wartime comes), but I doubt the Ukrainians will change their ways for anyone in th…	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 06:10 AM
-7	Posts in this sub usually tackle serious issues with important ramifications. I struggle to find deep issues in feminist subs. There’s no such thing as domestic violence? There’s no such thing as ban on abortion? How about sexual harassment at the work place? How about the usage of rape as a war tactic? I bet you guys were never told that “you should smile more” by your bosses or groped in a club against your will so you think all feminist issues are bullshit because women can vote. Yes, some of these things happen to men too, but it has been proven that 90% of the victims are women. Not saying that the other 10% is not…	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 06:04 AM
6	Posts in this sub usually tackle serious issues with important ramifications. I struggle to find deep issues in feminist subs. Women also use razors and shaving cream (for shaving 90% of their bodies) Maybe not even close to 1 for 1. Tampons are sanitary products that cover a basic need, not grooming.	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 05:54 AM
-4	"Half of Kyiv population has fled, mayor says". Makes sense. Gender is distributed about 50:50 :) Is this a fact or just your own opinion? You know the population of a city is made up of children and elderly which are of both sexes. Are they also cowards and discriminatory against men? Also because men are not allowed to leave all the children and the vulnerable people are left in the care of women… what should they do? Stay and get bombed? This post is just about venting, not defending actual equality.	/r/MensRights	11/03/22 05:31 AM
0	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) So you’re saying that because things are bad now and society is biased it means you should do the same? Make women pay for being privileged? I thought there are some people around here who want actual equality, not just to settle the score with a few assholes that stand out.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 11:21 PM
0	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) They do get alot of sympathy around here though. I didn’t say a bad word towards anyone, but point out a simple thing… because it’s the way of the land around here.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 11:17 PM
1	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) Thank you, not a troll though.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:05 PM
0	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) Never said it was a fact. You said that. Good luck being you.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:04 PM
1	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) Like the situation I just described never happened in human history :)))	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 04:11 PM
6	Why single males are laughing matter, in the society? Sorry for not being more clear: people who tease or look down on men for being single are childish. English is my second language.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 03:52 PM
23	Why single males are laughing matter, in the society? People can be cruel A.F. I know women who felt so insecure and got so much pressure and teasing for being single (you know how the eggs don’t get any better with age and so on), as well as the guys were called ‘forever alone’… but after I got older and became part of groups that didn’t judge this, where guys in their 40s - 50s were not teased for being alone at that age and people didn’t talk behind their backs. Same for women. The thing OP describes sounds childish to me (if someone over 25 say…	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 03:12 PM
6	New trend of women contemptuously recommending men get therapy? I remember that Jordan Peterson said men are less likely to ask for help when it comes to mental health (which is very detrimental for guys and the people around them when they need help). Maybe those women don’t have men’s wellbeing in mind but it’s a step forward from “men in therapy is taboo” and “real men don’t have problems ever” or “if you go to therapy you must be a p***y”. the extreme view OP mentions “all men need therapy because they are damaged” is not a popular opinion among women (l…	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 02:58 PM
-3	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) You assume all fathers are great guys, maybe he left her, maybe he abused her, maybe neither, but let’s not assume misandrists had good people as fathers. As I wouldn’t assume misogynistic people were all raised by good women. Edit: funny how people downvoted because I pointed out an assumption.. hurt feelings everywhere!! Also, I said both men and women can be bad parents, but I suppose MRA is only about hating women	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 07:05 AM
-1	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) Maybe her mother was raped and her family forced her to keep the baby.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 07:02 AM
-13	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) women being half the population don’t you think they should have the right to spew their hate as much as men? Are only men allowed to be ignorant? Edit: people downvoted because feelings were hurt by the truth	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:56 AM
-13	Blatant misandry from TERFS on Twitter (the last one was kind of a joke though) And if a dude says “why can’t I find a good woman?” or “all women are gold diggers” gets all the sympathy regardless of what other things he has in mind or how he is as person. This goes both ways is all I’m saying. Just as a side note: I don’t defend the woman who twitted that. Edit: lots of people downvoted because of hurt feelings and double standard. 👍	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:52 AM
-9	I don't believe a woman should be president until women have to sign up for selective service. If you give people who get drafted 2 votes, lots of women will join voluntarily and we’ll be hearing about how women fucked up the army and it was better without them. :)) Or are you going to say that people who volunteer should get that extra vote? I’m for professional army, not forcing people (regardless of gender) to go to war… plus a person who chose military as a career and got alot of training counts as much as 10 draftees who’d rather not be there and got 2 weeks of training.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:36 AM
4	I don't believe a woman should be president until women have to sign up for selective service. Why not have a professional military where both men and women can join? the president doesn’t decide on their own to go to war, lots of people are involved in that decision (as it should be, it’s a huge decision). Putin is the exception obviously and even him got those around him to agree. Also, rich people don’t go to war, they don’t get drafted, if they do, they’re not put in the trenches. Maybe, there are issues where it’s not about men vs. women but poor vs. rich.	/r/MensRights	10/03/22 06:26 AM
1	Why do men say women are less effective than men in [ insert dangerous job] but also complain about only men doing [dangerous job] ? You took all I said out of context. Obviously you didn’t agree with drafting women because the whole point of this discussion is how bad they are in comparing to men, right? Also the more sensitive part?? Yeah, a woman is more likely to get sexually harassed than a dude if that’s what you mean by more sensitive. I bet guys would be pretty sensitive too if they were fondled by their superior officers. Don’t bother answering, I can see you just have an agenda so good luck!	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 09:08 PM
-7	Domestic Violence Law in Australia Let her freeload? Wth? Making a partner financially dependent is a tactic for control, not freeloading. Also unauthorized surveillance doesn’t mean that “she’s promiscuous” it means you’re checking her phone without her consent. Women are not always the party in need of protection, it is only an example. I think many of you have no idea what abusive men do to women and are afraid this might be used against you, otherwise I don’t see how this is more than protecting women from abusive / violent p…	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 08:52 PM
1	Why do men say women are less effective than men in [ insert dangerous job] but also complain about only men doing [dangerous job] ? I mostly agree with what you say. I haven’t found this on the Ukraine conscription thread, maybe if I dig beeper. The problem in Ukraine is that, first they need soldiers and auxiliary personnel because the war is happening now, they don’t have the time to argue about social justice (lucky us). Secondly, Ukraine is not the most civilized country, women have a more traditional role there (take care of the kids, elderly, etc) especially the poor ones so drafting women and men would be a disaster f…	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 05:41 PM
1	Why do men say women are less effective than men in [ insert dangerous job] but also complain about only men doing [dangerous job] ? equality should be the norm, not sure how you got that I’m biased that way, but let me tell my side. Personally I don’t believe in conscription and forced drafting, if you ask me people of both genders - if they want to join the military and do the dirty job - should be trained and be professionals. Women should be more included in the military system, but see here’s the issue, most men think it’s their territory only and sorry to say this but they have a history of hazing and harassment of wome…	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 05:29 PM
5	Why do men say women are less effective than men in [ insert dangerous job] but also complain about only men doing [dangerous job] ? Yes, there is a whole thread about only men in Ukraine being forced to join the military and there’s alot of hate against women… yet they also say women are as not as good as they are, that they are inferior, many of them wouldn’t fight side by side with a woman. It’s mostly about complaining, not alot of reasonable solutions, it is just hurt feelings that women get to have a voice for the first time in human history.	/r/MensRights	09/03/22 10:22 AM

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