boredtoddler Archive

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3	Refusing to fund your partner’s gender transition could be domestic abuse, says Crown Prosecution Service ...spouse refusing to pay for gender surgery, counseling or other treatment in a way that amounted to coercive control or abuse. I'd say the end of that sentence is a pretty important one. It's not the not paying part that is considered abuse it's the use of your ability to withhold treatment as a means of coercion and control that is abusive. The same applies to any other form of medical treatment or basically any necessity. If you do not feel comfortable with your partner transitioning you are…	/r/MensRights	08/07/23 09:08 PM
8	So Andrew Tate was falsely accused of being a human trafficker by several major news organizations and prominent figures. Well the dude is literal poison for mens rights and the mental health of young men. He is the crazy blue haired feminist of the mens rights side. Don't listen to that dude. You'll just end up alone and miserable.	/r/MensRights	26/12/22 08:09 PM
23	Shameful! Wikipedia article about violence against men has been altered to state that men are the most perpetrators of violence but not include the fact that they are also the majority of violence victims. One of the feminists making these changes later jokes about domestic abuse against men. Dude has done like 150 edits on the subject of domestic violence towards men in the past week.	/r/MensRights	01/09/22 11:26 PM
2	Sanna Marin, the PM of Finland, is not a hero nor a victim of misogyny. Rather, she shows how far people are willing to let female politics go without any sanctions. Kanerva got fired because he broke the promise. The earlier text did not get him fired only the ones sent after making that promise. It was the broken promise that got him fired. The people who study drug use and culture have not found anything that would be in any way indicative of drug use. The terms used just don't match. The videos had been out for a couple of days before Ylilauta (Finnish 4chan) started spreading the "jauho jengi" narrative and only after that did people start hearing drug …	/r/MensRights	26/08/22 12:42 PM
2	Sanna Marin, the PM of Finland, is not a hero nor a victim of misogyny. Rather, she shows how far people are willing to let female politics go without any sanctions. Completely agree with you. This is why I ended writing this hell of a long post on the matter. The biggest problem with feminism is the double standard often shown. Feminism here is over all a bit more based than it seems to be elsewhere so might not apply in other places. I don't want this place to turn in to some red-pill sub. Lets talk about mens problems, but do it in a respectable manner or you'll end up like the subs that seem more like hate groups.	/r/MensRights	26/08/22 09:27 AM
1	Sanna Marin, the PM of Finland, is not a hero nor a victim of misogyny. Rather, she shows how far people are willing to let female politics go without any sanctions. Kanerva is probably not the example you'd want to give here. He had a history of sending texts to women. He had previously had some small controversies for those texts. A year before he had promised the party that there would be no more 'embarrassing' situations caused by his personal life. Then there was more and he lost trust because he did not keep his promise. So none of the previous text scandals got him fired but the one after he promised that there would be no more did. What part about th…	/r/MensRights	26/08/22 09:08 AM
1	Sanna Marin, the PM of Finland, is not a hero nor a victim of misogyny. Rather, she shows how far people are willing to let female politics go without any sanctions. Ok there are a few things wrong here and also some missing cultural context. The drug references, claims of drugs on the table and so on was just a stupid fabrication partly started on a Finnish 4chan type message board. The "jauho jengi" (powder gang) phrase was their idea of having some fun. Even the posts there said that that was most likely not what was actually said, but it was close enough to get people riled up by spamming it everywhere. No drug is called "jauho" over here. This was point…	/r/MensRights	25/08/22 09:05 PM
1	Just a reminder that Reddit is totally fine with harassment, bullying and threats of violence as long as they are directed towards white men. But it literally says "identity OR vulnerability" not just vulnerability or both, but either one counts. They are both literally in the same sentence.	/r/MensRights	22/08/22 11:01 PM
11	Why men rape more than women (trigger warning) If I use the same criteria for sexual assault that is used in the studies that found 1 in 5 or more women to have been sexually assaulted I would run out of fingers to count and I'm not even that good looking. These kind of advances were much more common when I was younger so I'd put a lot of it on not knowing how to approach someone as you have little experience and might not realize that he/she might have vastly different boundaries from you. This is something we should educate people much mor…	/r/MensRights	12/08/22 06:16 PM