abomb999 Archive

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1	Another Perspective on the Wage Gap on average Because of evolution. I don't want to be a house-dad, I want to take risk, be out there hunting tigers, I don't want to tend to the house. I love my masculinity, strength and at times recklessness. Most men are wired to be the breadwinners. There are many exceptions and I 100% support any man wanting to be the house-dad and women wanting to be the breadwinner, but evolution is real and men and women are not 100% biologically the same. It's a stereotype for a reason, because in most ca…	/r/PussyPassDenied	13/04/17 08:03 AM
1	Woman charged with child abuse because of an appearance on "Dr.Phil" in which the audience saw video of her disciplining a 7-year-old son by putting hot sauce in his mouth and forcing him into a cold shower. Maybe? but even then? How about positive reinforcement....	/r/MensRights	28/01/11 10:37 PM
1	Converted. Yah. It is indeed fucked up! Keep educating yourself and make yourself strong and proud, it's all good from there :D	/r/MensRights	23/12/10 10:07 PM
4	Imagine a world where women are treated as equals to men. Equal numbers of men and women fight and die in combat, Women are treated exactly equal under civil and criminal laws, prosecuted and sentenced equally; equal numbers work in dangerous jobs, men and women share responsibilites equally. This world has nothing to do with ours. We're wired differently and have different innate strengths and weaknesses.	/r/MensRights	24/11/10 06:32 AM
1	MTV 'Teen Mom' charged with felony after abusing fiance. Guy shows unbelievable restraint like a boss. But do to courts and legalities. It might not be possible to simply raise the child on your own. She may be granted legal custody on weekends or something. So some relationship must exist. This relationship can be platonic and as long as you take care of your stuff, the child may eventually pull to be just in your custody.	/r/MensRights	20/11/10 05:56 AM
2	MTV 'Teen Mom' charged with felony after abusing fiance. Guy shows unbelievable restraint like a boss. Let their local culture handle it. Lets mind our own problems. From what I witnessed Gary was slapped and told to leave and he said ok and he wont be coming back. Why should we escalate the problem further by getting ourselves and the police involved. If gary didn't press charges and amber doesn't continue to harass them then I don't see the issue. If I was in a relationship and somegirl punched me in the face in anger but then stopped. I would simply leave. Wait for her to to calm down. And the…	/r/MensRights	20/11/10 01:27 AM
7	So I go to drop my daughter at school today and guess who is waiting for me in the parking lot ? A police officer... For someone reason, I imagine the days of samurai and battle after reading your post. That's a great question one must often ask themselves. You have to ask yourself "is going through the worst they can do to me worth it?"	/r/MensRights	15/10/10 07:28 PM
1	So I go to drop my daughter at school today and guess who is waiting for me in the parking lot ? A police officer... RUN FOR SUPERINTENDENT? get your kid out that fucking school? Tell everyone in the community of what is happening.	/r/MensRights	15/10/10 07:26 PM
4	After wrongfully terminating a father, the TSA won't hire him back - because he owes back child support from when he was unemployed. I can only laugh cause the horror is to much to accept. Yes, U.S.A and it's citizens are prisoners of debt. This is by design, designed by the top .1% who make rules (ceos, bankers and politicians). Understand that.	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 08:14 PM
3	Kids who are the youngest in their grades are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than the oldest children, according to a study out today from Michigan State University. I'm so happy to read what you wrote. I totally agree. I'd like to see a type of parent run school where kids go maybe a few hours a few days a week to play with each other. Parents need to push their kids into social situations. Probably the best idea I can think of is a type of work program where the kids accomplish meaningful things together. I think of stuff like working on farm, cooking food, building and fixing computers, etc.. If things are not working out by the time my kids are ready for…	/r/MensRights	19/08/10 02:07 AM
2	Kids who are the youngest in their grades are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than the oldest children, according to a study out today from Michigan State University. I'm going to do the same. Working with your kids side by side or anyone for that matter will teach them so much more than they could learn from a cookie cut teacher inundating masses of kids with preprogrammed facts and dull, lifeless exercises. Plus if homeschool does boom, you'll see local communities come together to help with the burden of teaching. Strong and thriving communities based on doing a good job of raising kids is a good thing.	/r/MensRights	19/08/10 01:23 AM
18	Kids who are the youngest in their grades are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than the oldest children, according to a study out today from Michigan State University. *Can't society just admit that most of these ADD cases are just kids who aren't mature yet, and the parents and authority figures would rather dope a kid up then spend their energy teaching the kid to manage it themselves. I know it's a great temporary situation for the authority figures, but in the long run it hurts these kids by not teaching them self discipline and focus strategies. I believe ADD is real, but is extremely overdiagnosed.	/r/MensRights	18/08/10 08:53 PM
8	Remember when TSA backscatter security images would never be saved and could never be accessed? yeah. I remember. "It's ok to take naked pictures of little girls because we don't save them." You know these TSA goons wack to this shit all the time.	/r/MensRights	06/08/10 02:19 AM
3	This made me cry. From the POV of a new father: "My child is handicap for life. I've been haunted daily for 11 years by the possibility her disability was caused by doctor error." I'm currently suffering from drug induced Parkinson and mild tardive dyskinesia over a routine visit to a doctor for acid reflux. He never told me medication such as tums or prilosec exist. Instead he gave me a neuroleptic medication called Reglan; and in doing so broke multiple FDA laws (but he can just plead ignorance). I should recover, but it takes months to recover from drug induced movement disorders caused by Reglan, there's no guarantee of recovery, and until then I have bilateral tremor…	/r/MensRights	30/04/10 11:10 PM
3	2 men, in a 20 year relationship, were separated by Sonoma county officials, placed in separate nursing homes while the county auctioned their belongings. fuck, i live in this in county. The officials here are generally the retarded children of parents who did too much LSD or parents of Nixon conservatives. The local police/sheriffs are all worse.	/r/MensRights	20/04/10 09:02 PM
1	How many of us on the mensrights subreddit are younger men? 25	/r/MensRights	06/04/10 03:09 AM
5	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' Probably because they married adult children and codependency is all they know?	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 11:07 PM
1	We need better models for manhood I understand the point of subjectivity your trying to communicate but I disagree with it and here's why. I think there are some universal traits that have an affinity to gender that can only be learned through role models. For example, before the agricultural revolution, men needed to go out and hunt for food while woman cared for the children back home. If the men did there job well, the woman and children could sleep well at night. There is nothing subjective about this. The men were celebrate…	/r/MensRights	08/01/10 07:24 AM
2	We need better models for manhood False dichotomy; we can do both. It's good for people to have role models, that's the point in finding a "good" model for manhood.	/r/MensRights	08/01/10 05:59 AM
15	In a 2006 survey, 60% of the female participants said it was acceptable for women to hit their husbands while 35% admitted assaulting their partner. I remember being hit by mom and multiple woman throughout my early life. Yah... fuck that shit. Amount of dudes who have hit me? 0. I'm only 25 and i think the probability will decrease as I get older.	/r/MensRights	07/01/10 09:52 PM