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12	Two paedophile hunters face becoming the first in the UK to be jailed after wrongly accusing innocent father of being a rapist and sexting a child in humiliating 14-minute livestream Don't know if your stats are true, but I have certainly seen many women cast aspersions at men for little to no reason. It's to no small extent down to feminists gaslighting women into fearing all men. Girls and women have been indoctrinated to view all men as predators, so that's exactly what they now do. I was waiting outside our kids nursery to collect them and when the staff finally came to the door, they apologised for the delay, but they'd had a report of a man lurking outside and had to c…	/r/MensRights	27/05/23 08:21 AM
10	Two paedophile hunters face becoming the first in the UK to be jailed after wrongly accusing innocent father of being a rapist and sexting a child in humiliating 14-minute livestream Sorry, but taking the law into your own hands like that makes you little better than any other common criminal. If you cannot see or understand that, you're part of the problem in society. We only have democracy and stability in the west because everyone accepts that we have laws, we have police to enforce the laws and we have a judicial system to hand out punishments. As soon as individuals begin thinking they are not subject to the same laws as everyone else, they become part of the problem, j…	/r/MensRights	27/05/23 08:14 AM
6	Two paedophile hunters face becoming the first in the UK to be jailed after wrongly accusing innocent father of being a rapist and sexting a child in humiliating 14-minute livestream About time too. Like most decent human beings, I want to see all pa3dophiles locked up, but the way many of these vigilante groups are going about detaining people they accuse of crimes is not only illegal in and of itself, it can and does undermine the chances of a conviction. Just like women who lie about SA must be held to account, so must people who do this to innocent people. Collateral damage isn't OK. It's not OK for women to be let off with trashing an innocent man's life just because ot…	/r/MensRights	27/05/23 08:10 AM
16	Ukrainian here It's very reassuring to see that there are Hong Kongers (and hopefully Chinese too) who see through the CCP and their bullsh!t.	/r/MensRights	25/05/23 05:47 PM
15	Man's life destroyed after false allegations, reaches out asking what legal reproach he has. Gets told there is nothing the UK legal system can do and he should just move on... That UK Legal Advice sub is absolutely rammed with feminists. I called one out of being misandristic in a response to a not dissimilar subject and got a permanent ban from the mods. I wasn't even rude or swearing, I simply called out a man-hating comment. Edit: True to form, one of the aggressive, man-hating mods has locked the thread and deleted comments, claiming 'misogyny'. Not a single comment about the toxic femininity behind these false accusations or the misandry that often underpins them…	/r/MensRights	24/05/23 05:33 PM
4	Australia's war on boys continues, accusing all 16 year old school boys of "rape culture" Boys and men are taught to normalise and trivialise female on male sexual assault and rape, from a very early age. If men and boys had it explained to them very clearly that any unwanted or uninvited sexual talking, touching or other contact is sexual harassment, assault and/or rape (as women and girls are) the statistics for female on male sexual crime would sky rocket. The only reason why it appears worse for women is because men and boys have a) Ben conditioned not to think they've been haras…	/r/MensRights	12/05/23 11:43 AM
19	Public naming of accused rapists Nope. They'll be charged with rape. And that has the militant feminists spitting feathers. Rather than advocating for rape to apply equally to male and female assailants, they're happy for it to be essentially a gendered crime, for women who rape to continue to be barred from being charged with rape, and they continue to moan about m2f women being recorded as female rapists. It's crazy how misandristic the whole debate in the UK is surrounding this issue. It shows categorically that female rapis…	/r/MensRights	12/05/23 11:26 AM
20	Vast majority of men were historically oppressed more than women, if not way more. Books and articles about history are extremely misleading and make people believe that ALL men lived life on easy mode, and not only the small minority of men who were born to noble families. You mean the UK, but other than that, it's mostly true. One of the big problems in the UK is that young women are brainwashed by US history, and it's now so ingrained its impossible to right the wrongs. Most British people have no clue that most women and most men got the vote within the same decade in the UK.	/r/MensRights	23/03/23 03:54 PM
7	Australia: Write to Members of Parliament to improve Domestic Violence legislation It's a statistical fact that men are far more likely to be victims of serious violence or murder, yet not even close to the same sort of support, resourcing or money is injected into tackling that by authorities. It's statistical fact that men are more like to suffer from severe mental health issues, from depression, are far more likely to be victims of suicide, sufferer from lower educational attainment, still have to work long and retire older, while also dying younger (and more men than women…	/r/MensRights	05/11/21 11:23 AM
12	Because Men aren't abused and killed by their Female partners? For a movement that claims to fight for equality, there seems to be a lot of animosity towards half the population. We live in a sad world, where shitting on Men is empowering to Women. The problem is, it is because men tend to not speak out against this hate and just ignore it, that it is given oxygen and has grown so much. I sometimes feel men are their own worst enemy, as they don't advocate for themselves as a group like women do, they give far too many free passes to female violence, harassment and abuse, and they don't stick up for each other like women do. Unless men learn to replicate how feminism organises itself, men will always be on the back foot to the increasingly…	/r/MensRights	05/11/21 11:10 AM
5	College student mocked for complaining about 'cisgender men' who installed radiators in his room 'He lives in a women and trans safe space cottage'. He. A he wouldn't live in a woman and trans 'safe space'. That aside, if women actually pulled the finger out and became plumbers, rather than leaving that job and most other hard, dirty, dangerous jobs to men, maybe they'd be able to employ a female plumber to fix this bellend's radiator? But as usual, women want access to all the cushy jobs, but are happy to leave the dangerous or unattractive ones to me (as an aside, can 'he' actually be a b…	/r/MensRights	20/10/21 07:41 PM