brdavi Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
425	I'm a single dad to an incredible 17yo young man. Someone sent this to me today and I immediately identified. I'm so proud of both of us and of our journey. Even if imperfect, we loved and we perservered TOGETHER.	Humour	brdavi	/r/MensRights	05/04/19 06:39 PM

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34	this lady kills her kids, and then decides to blame the dad for not being there. I'm not saying you're wrong, but could you please point out the relevant statistic? After a search, I'm not sure it's accurate. I searched the word 'mother'. The document contained 28 responses in its 254 pages, but no mention of your stated context. I also searched 'firearm', 'shot', and 'gun'. Of those three, only 'gun' was returned a few times, but in the context of the word 'begun'.	/r/MensRights	01/04/19 01:31 PM
80	this lady kills her kids, and then decides to blame the dad for not being there. Wow. Do you have a source for this?	/r/MensRights	01/04/19 01:01 PM
28	#BritishColumbia man pleads for family court reform in suicide note. In a scrawled suicide note, he wrote: ‘Parental Alienation is devastating. I loved my children as much as a husband and father could. I see no light’ A few years ago in British Columbia, somewhere around 2009 or 10, a very well-to-do and influential male somewhere around Victoria was arrested. His wife alleged that he had tried to murder her when their car, specifically her side of the car, rammed into something during what he said was an accident. Given his standing in the community and given that there was no other evidence, he was released. He then murdered his wife and I believe his child or children. The crown was sued by the family of h…	/r/MensRights	30/09/18 02:21 PM
0	Men still prefer women to be young and skinny, says new study I'm not sure how this fits the topic. How is this related to men's rights?	/r/MensRights	15/07/17 12:28 PM
12	Apparently a 'Female Presumption Rule' exists in the canadian revenue agency. Basically, if you're a father, the government just assumes you can't take care of your kids. As an American with experience in both the US and Canadian custodial court systems, I'd honestly rather reside in the US for those jurisdictional purposes. There's plenty of difficulty for fathers involved in the US custodial court system, gobs to overcome. Absolutely. But discrimination isn't the rule, there's at least an appearance of legal neutrality. In my experience and by comparison, Canada's archaic courts provide clear and unabashed favor to women. This post is indicative of that disconn…	/r/MensRights	06/07/17 01:16 PM
4	My high school :/ Content aside, I'm actually really impressed with the conversation. For a bunch of high schoolers, the ideas and ideologies flying around (right, wrong, or indifferent) are being beautifully expressed. I couldn't have held that intense and informed a level of discussion when I was that age. When I strip away the top layer- the youth and the inexperience and these tentative, first ideological explorations- what I'm left with is a little more hope this morning than I had when I went to bed last ni…	/r/MensRights	26/02/17 02:36 PM
6	Feminists are still trying to make #BirthRape a thing. There are a lot of good points brought up in this sub. This post, in my opinion, is not one. Edit: a word	/r/MensRights	18/03/16 04:07 PM