bwowowow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	I've only been lurking for maybe two weeks, but it's changed my "knee-jerk" reaction to a particular story my wife was telling me. They probably both have reasonable arguments. There's no need to "take a side"--this isn't US national politics! (rimshot)	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 09:52 PM
5	How I became an MRA. What are "elevatorgate and the freethoughtblogs treatment of thunderfoot?"	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 09:40 PM
13	Someone gets it I think it's disgusting when working people dissuade each other from taking the time off that they need. When my coworkers take sick days, I think, "I'm so glad I live in a country with workers' rights." People should stop being smug that they show up to work sick and start feeling bad for perpetuating a professional atmosphere that prevents their peers from exercising their rights as workers.	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 09:21 PM
2	Someone gets it Clearly he works at one of those places where every female worker gets pregnant at the exact same moment	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 09:18 PM
1	It's always so subtle Oh, people thinking this is innocent. It's just like when really messed up anti-woman stuff happens and guys are like "I think this is perfectly innocent, this game just happens to be a dude rescuing huge titted women and all the women are fighting over him and they only talk about him and they are all eager to give him their sexuality." "Oh Genders, you so unable to see each other's problems"	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 10:15 AM
1	It's always so subtle The thing with sexism is that it's the "silly" stuff that gets into our consciousness. Overtly sexist stuff is immediately identified and resisted. This is definitely sexist. It's not like "the author is a sexist!"but rather that this comic can exist because of our sexist cultural attitudes. Writers of single-panel comics have to be very specific in their choice of visual communication to ensure clarity of meaning. The choices to make the "illiterate parent" a male and the "child smarter than pa…	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 10:08 AM
6	What do you guys think of this? (conversation with a woman about "creepers") No, she's pretty much right. Folding your arms, turning away, etc. is a person's polite/non-humiliating way to say "I don't want to talk." Guys can be bad at reading the subtle stuff ladies put out but these are big, obvious signs. Guys, think of a time when someone was talking to you and you didn't want to. It doesn't even have to be overtures/advances. Think about some drunk dude on the train talking to you about the ball game. Did you say "look man I don't want to talk to you" or did you just…	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 10:02 AM
9	What was your Red Pill moment? I suppose this wasn't so much my Men's Rights red pill as it was my open feminism breakup letter. I forgot some huge ones: the way women "having" to shave their legs is Body Oppression but I'd better fucking shave my face if I want to be taken seriously anywhere. Men's new, weird shame at having hairy bodies. Circumcision. Okay for males, say females.	/r/MensRights	14/09/12 09:48 AM
10	What was your Red Pill moment? Oh, hey, this is my first post on Reddit! Oh em gee! My red pill moment happened about a year ago. I was out and about with a good friend (female). We walked past a dad playing with his kid and she said it was "creepy." I asked her what's creepy about some guy playing with his kid (facetiously since I knew full well it's creepy because Reasons) and she said it's creepy just-because. As it turns out, that moment blew open a million little things I had been thinking about my whole life, which I wi…	/r/MensRights	14/09/12 09:34 AM