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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-12	This domestic abuse billboard acknowledging that female abusers exist It is awesome and correct to see and acknowledge the parallels in abuse, but completely unhelpful to dismiss the realities of abuse towards men of all genders. That's what this billboard is about. And you do a disservice to victims by disseminating. Especially so when explicitly stating "support for anti-feminism," something that makes up the core of abusive communities like redpill that explicitly endorse rape.	/r/MensRights	13/10/18 07:03 AM
-13	This domestic abuse billboard acknowledging that female abusers exist Except this billboard isn't about acknowledging that women can be abusers, it's about helping men set aside their masculine stereotypes to recognize if/when they are being abused. From a domestic abuse website for men: "Certain gender stereotypes and social factors can make it difficult for male victims of abuse to come forward. From a young age, men are socialized to avoid appearing “weak,” “afraid,” and “hurt.” The result is that men may find it difficult to express emotions or ask for help. T…	/r/MensRights	13/10/18 06:26 AM
2	This domestic abuse billboard acknowledging that female abusers exist You know, I actually thought this subreddit was going to have a progressive idea for once and acknowledge that, as this sign implies, we need to embolden and inform men about the realities of partner abuse to fight against the harmful effects of performative toxic masculinity. Not, you know, turn this into another misogynistic opportunity to attack the female bogeyman. Brothers, you're no less a man for getting help if you're being abused by your partner. Get help. For those in the US and Canada…	/r/MensRights	13/10/18 05:58 AM
-13	High school girls admitted to targeting and falsely accusing a boy of sexual assault because they 'just don't like him'. Boy was fired from his job, forced to serve time in a juvenile detention facility, is now home-schooled and suffers psychological trauma. School officials just didn’t care. Wow, if I was dropping an estimate you'd be spot on. Too bad "A majority of women have been sexually harassed, assaulted, or raped," isn't a fucking estimate. It's a claim backed up by decades of evidence and research to the point it's considered factual. Intellectual dishonesty isn't too surprising from a fucking guy arguing that only reported rapes are real rapes, though.	/r/MensRights	06/10/18 09:01 PM
-16	High school girls admitted to targeting and falsely accusing a boy of sexual assault because they 'just don't like him'. Boy was fired from his job, forced to serve time in a juvenile detention facility, is now home-schooled and suffers psychological trauma. School officials just didn’t care. Yes. Literally yes. This isn't a disputed fucking fact. Rape isn't like a, "If a tree falls in the woods and nobody hears it," sort of philosophical experiment. What's you're saying is closer to denying the Holocaust because we're short on eye-witnesses.	/r/MensRights	06/10/18 08:43 PM
-21	High school girls admitted to targeting and falsely accusing a boy of sexual assault because they 'just don't like him'. Boy was fired from his job, forced to serve time in a juvenile detention facility, is now home-schooled and suffers psychological trauma. School officials just didn’t care. Ah yes, literally every fringe case of a false accusation makes the front page of Reddit while across the nation a majority of women have been sexually harassed, assaulted, and/or raped but know their attackers will never be held accountable in the slightest -- whether they report it or not. Such a privilege.	/r/MensRights	06/10/18 05:58 PM
–	That “male privilege” though Here let's remove my comment from the context of this thread so folk from this sub can understand. Sounds like you hurt yourself having a complex thought. This sub pushes sexism against women as a foundational aspect of "Men's Rights." But it makes no meaningful effort to pursue or strive for men's issues. All it produces is sexism. That's its entire purpose, which is why its core userbase and moderators mostly stem from subs like T_D and other alt-right subs. It's meant to radicalize stupid kid…	/r/MensRights	13/10/17 07:37 AM
–	That “male privilege” though Wait, are you saying a highly upvoted post on /r/MensRights is distorting the facts of something that'd otherwise just be straight up sexist bullshit? Why, I never!	/r/MensRights	13/10/17 01:23 AM