cardboardbob99 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
10	Gender equality survey from my employer		cardboardbob99	/r/MensRights	31/03/16 09:39 PM

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-4	Nagging is abuse Women are naturally, on average, much more passive or indirect than the average man. So I’d argue you have to be a bit judicious about when you’re really getting nagged at vs just being frustrated they won’t ask you for something directly. Personally, I’d much prefer to just be asked to do something directly instead of being waterboarded with a bunch of other nonsense or lead up. But sometimes that’s just the way things are. Important we don’t fault women for how they are otherwise we’re no bett…	/r/MensRights	11/04/22 05:40 PM
4	Men aren’t going to be there for women in traditional ways and most feminists I know are losing their $hit over it. Yeah that’s definitely a good one too, actually probably more important than the two I listed. It’s also a likely strategy a woman’s attorney will try to take to get it dismissed. I drafted the prenup and have proof it was in her possession for over a year before we ultimately signed it a week before the wedding. We updated it a few times in between but ultimately I can demonstrate it wasn’t sprung on her last minute when wedding plans were already in motion.	/r/MensRights	19/03/22 01:57 PM
19	Men aren’t going to be there for women in traditional ways and most feminists I know are losing their $hit over it. Having just gotten married (with a prenup) I did a lot of research and talked with a few attorneys. The two main reasons judges would throw out a prenup from what I learned: 1) if there are elements that can’t legally be written off in the prenup, or too many elements in the document. Child care or anything to do with child custody arrangements are off limits. Trying to control too much via the prenup leads to higher chances of dismissing the document 2) if the language / balance of the power ex…	/r/MensRights	19/03/22 12:07 AM
5	I think the Disney movies and romantic movies really fucked women’s perception of men It’s porn for women. Not literally, but the same complaint commonly thrown against men’s heavy use of pornography is that it sets unrealistic expectations of a partner.	/r/MensRights	09/12/21 03:25 AM
5	Rant: The fact that the "gender pay gap" gets more media coverage than male suicide and male homelessness proves that society does not give a shit about men. If you’re looking for facts and objectivity of any sort in media… you’re probably gonna have a bad time	/r/MensRights	20/11/21 09:00 PM
3	GF wants me to me to donate sperm to her. She is freezing eggs, plans to get pregnant within 10 years. What can I say to buy time to effectively think about this without pissing her off and her leaving? What phrases? she can freeze her eggs, and if you’re still together when you both want kids you’ll still have sperm then. No reason for you to freeze now unless you have other health complications.	/r/MensRights	13/11/21 04:30 AM
68	They get it wrong most of the time as well. Don't hate on this kid, its just sad to see blatant stereotypes against men get a pass. let me just give out meaningful information to strangers on the internet. Genius.	/r/MensRights	01/08/21 05:43 AM
18	290,000 people in South Korea sign petition to require that women have the same military obligations as men. President office says we need to ask women if it's OK. Quite the contrary, we get a nice threatening letter when we turn 18 that says it we refuse to register we can be criminally prosecuted	/r/MensRights	15/07/21 04:45 AM
2	That poor bastard. Be careful lads or she’s infertile. Wouldn’t that be a kicker	/r/MensRights	02/07/21 01:05 PM
6	Feminist GENUINELY (not trolling) calls 4 (nonviolent) reduction of male pop to 10% via eugenics. Why is she a professor & founder of Gender Programs at unis? This is like giving tenure to a Nazi. Her manifesto is also origin of "future is female". Using that phrase is like using slogans from Hitler Any ‘ism’ that doesn’t make room for civil discourse and rational debate will by default tilt to its extreme over time	/r/MensRights	05/05/20 10:18 PM
7	Saw this on a fem sub and just wanted to point out men do this too it assumes that everyone finds equal value in these activities. My girlfriend sends out Christmas cards because she cares about that. It all comes down to being an adult, owning your own happiness and not expecting people to cater to your whims	/r/MensRights	30/03/20 12:13 PM
47	It must be boys fault for not knowing how to please a women without ever being told how, right? Why are men responsible for the orgasm of both parties? I don’t really mind but sometimes I’m tired and don’t feel like putting in that much effort. Selfish? I don’t think so, it would appear normal in any other exchange. so rather than not having an orgasm, own it yourself and make sure you get what you want out of the interaction.	/r/MensRights	19/07/19 11:34 AM
2	Plot twist and in the next breath she’d complain about being objectified when she’s putting herself up for sale willingly.	/r/MensRights	24/01/19 12:58 AM
3	About Manspreading They’d still blame ‘toxic masculinity’ for making them feel so unsafe they have to blockade the seat next to them.	/r/MensRights	08/11/18 01:46 AM
1	Anyone think that political correctness in films has gone too far Rose and every scene she was in made me want to slam my head against the wall	/r/MensRights	26/09/18 12:38 AM
2	Anyone think that political correctness in films has gone too far To be fair to Mark Hamill, he was pretty vocal about disliking the direction of the new films. Maybe that’s why they killed him off	/r/MensRights	26/09/18 12:34 AM
12	Anyone think that political correctness in films has gone too far Star Wars is seeing a decent down turn in approval ratings / subsequent box office $$’s after the last Jedi.. which was pretty heavy handed in the SJW department.	/r/MensRights	24/09/18 05:26 PM
2	Women is bullied, harassed, vilified and finally loses job due to feminists. Where is the media outrage? Oh, right, it's all feminist controlled. they’re starting to eat their own. This has been a general trend for many identity politic groups as the competition for the peak of the victim hierarchy intensifies.	/r/MensRights	14/07/18 02:12 PM
2	Lmk if it’s already been posted lol	/r/MensRights	10/07/18 10:10 PM
8	Way to perpetrate a sexist stereotype Teen Vogue definitely. opinion on glamorizing a suicide aside, I think season 1 was at least well written. season 2 was lazy and they had clear political and SJW nods pretty regularly. they'd basically steer the viewer to start to think "hmm maybe Hanna was a bit of a slut," then throw it back in your face for thinking that even though they lead things there	/r/MensRights	27/05/18 01:46 PM
134	Way to perpetrate a sexist stereotype Teen Vogue My gf watches it and towards the end the mom actually says that every single woman has experienced sexual assault or rape. Then they had a montage of every female character in the show (even the lesbians) tell their story of getting assaulted. They really went at the “males bad, females good” mentality at full throttle.	/r/MensRights	26/05/18 04:38 PM
2	Single women are buying homes at more than twice the rate of single men, and they’re paying more on average, too. The trend is accelerating, which home builders have picked up on by designing homes to appeal more to women's preferences. Give that trend another few years and it’ll be labeled as sexism. Just like the women’s razor prices being more expensive and feminists crusading against it	/r/MensRights	12/05/18 12:06 AM
1	What made you become a mens rights activist? same. and now I get to be involved as a witness for lawsuits because the settlement / alimony / child support all finished and if they can’t get more money then may as well waste his.	/r/MensRights	18/04/18 11:47 PM
22	I know that this isn’t technically Men’s Rights per se, but with all the inequality that guys (and girls!) face, some positive, encouraging stuff on this sub might be nice :) Ultimately people discriminate to their tastes and traits of innate biological fitness. This is a good thing. The bad is comes when one group is demonized for doing this very natural thing while the other group is celebrated.	/r/MensRights	18/04/18 12:40 PM
2	So apparently men are the reason women underestimate their abilities when it comes to STEM subject areas. Smh Yup. I've read enough on the internet to know when someone is trying to poke fun or provoke a reaction but this was perfectly rational in citing the shortcomings of the study and questioning the conclusions drawn from it. Its a joke, regardless of background.	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 08:38 PM
8	So apparently men are the reason women underestimate their abilities when it comes to STEM subject areas. Smh I’m glad someone else noticed. That top comment, which I read in totality and upvoted, was very rational and objective.	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 04:35 PM
21	So apparently men are the reason women underestimate their abilities when it comes to STEM subject areas. Smh Wow, I read this in the science sub earlier and the top rated comment basically explained the shortcomings of the study based on sample size and assumptions. Totally objective comment. Thousands of upvotes. Said comment is now removed lol I don’t know what their rules are but still...	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 04:34 PM
4	How to Destroy A Man Now (DAMN): A Handbook - Proof that MRAs are right about women and false allegations it’s not surprising, if you look at divorce court legal strategy I’m sure you’d find equally disturbing text / best practices listed out. I believe the attorneys and the courts were actually incentivized to have higher settlements. Not as dramatic as this book but systematic and integrated into our legal system is just as scary.	/r/MensRights	16/02/18 07:24 PM
1	Thought of the day: “Mankind” is discriminatory because it isn’t gender neutral, but “feminism” represents equality for both genders? If you’re looking for rationale or logic in modern progressive thinking.. you’re gonna have a bad time.	/r/MensRights	06/02/18 01:44 AM
33	Trudeau says women who speak up about sexual harassment must be believed. Surely the man must also be believed as well when he says that the woman is lying? I wonder if this schmuck has any skeletons in his closet. seeing his own eat him alive would be deliciously ironic.	/r/MensRights	28/01/18 11:45 PM
2	Being a woman increases likelihood of landing job interviews by 48.3% (from r/dataisbeautiful) I searched for the article on dataisbeautiful, didn’t see it.. did it get taken down? I wanted to scope out the comments to see how the reddit hive mind handled it	/r/MensRights	08/01/18 10:42 PM
18	8th-grade ‘privilege test’ calls out straight white males, intact families, people with money Woot woot! I scored a 77! Shoutout to my parents and grandparents for working hard to give their kids a better life. I will apologize for none of it as that would disgrace the sacrafices of those who came before me.	/r/MensRights	07/01/18 06:31 PM
9	8th-grade ‘privilege test’ calls out straight white males, intact families, people with money Half will be snowflakes that cant handle the real world and the others are being brainwashed into approaching life with a chip on their shoulder and to underachieve.	/r/MensRights	07/01/18 06:21 PM
5	8th-grade ‘privilege test’ calls out straight white males, intact families, people with money Scariest thing is they buy what they're selling and stand by the concepts that were being taught. I'd pull my kids out of that school if I were in that position	/r/MensRights	07/01/18 06:17 PM
27	Barrister reveals how she combed through 40,000 texts until she finally discovered 'smoking gun' message at 4am that CLEARED her client of rape - as she slams 'sales target culture' police for failing to declare them I didn’t see in the article, was the girl penalized in any way for bringing the false accusation? Or did they use some mental health scapegoat?	/r/MensRights	23/12/17 05:49 AM
2	Women are partly to blame for showbiz sex scandal, says Sir Ian McKellen: Star claims some actresses tell directors they will sleep with them to win roles Its putting some of the onus on the women though which is why it will be discredited by feminists	/r/MensRights	19/12/17 11:00 PM
7	Matt Damon: 'one thing' not being talked about is men who aren't predators \| Film I think alternatively we could start a sarcastic #YouToo?! to poke fun at how out of hand this is getting	/r/MensRights	19/12/17 08:04 PM
16	If both parties were drunk, how can only one be accused of rape? Unless he is abnormally strong or she is abnormally petite I feel it would be rather difficuly to pull her dead weight ontop of himself. Especially if drunk.	/r/MensRights	20/09/17 04:23 PM
12	The court said that the father can call his son daily at 8pm can confirm as the eldest of four kids whose dad got dragged through the dirt. Ten years later I'm the only one that talks with my dad, and I subsequently don't talk to my mother or siblings anymore. It only takes a few years of communication shutdown and badmouthing an individual to brainwash impressionable minds that someone is the bad guy.	/r/MensRights	05/08/17 02:34 PM
6	No Sperm No Opinion - Financial Abortion Is The Issue. It's her body, her choice? She can keep it! I'd be inclined to think the scenario is that the party wanting to have the child didn't push for the financial support so the system honored their agreement. The issue is when it is requested despite the man not agreeing with the decision, and the precedent is set to heavily favor the woman's choice. Even if you agree to forfeit rights or otherwise escape financial responsibility as a man, you can still be demonized publicly as a dead beat so I think the problem goes deeper than just the legal …	/r/MensRights	05/05/17 11:06 PM
406	Divorcees don't need to afford lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, Court of Appeal judge says as he rules against ex-wife What if the logic gets flipped? Many men lose their lifestyle entirely in divorce settlements. If women argue they are accustomed to a lifestyle what makes that argument less valid for the man, assuming he was the bread winner? Just food for thought, I wonder if any attorneys ever presented that argument	/r/MensRights	13/02/17 09:05 PM
1	Pelosi: Defunding Planned Parenthood is a "Manhood Thing" Wouldn't defunding a government program be classified as reducing the deficit? Derp	/r/MensRights	14/01/17 06:10 AM
5	Another delusional feminist claims women never ever abuse or kill men, because "it's impossible"... Statistical fact? Huh?	/r/MensRights	15/08/16 10:12 PM
3	I see a lot of "no men in women in the women's bathroom" posts a lot on social media lately Amusing to consider the unspoken urinal etiquette that has evolved while women have couches in their restrooms. goes to show men don't complain about the little things nearly as much	/r/MensRights	25/04/16 04:06 PM
5	14 year old stands up to his abusive mother for his rights and informed choice to live with his Dad I wonder why she's so keen on trying to keep him if they only fight? I didn't watch the whole video but would him electing to be in the full custody of his father stop child support? It she is just incapable of accepting she is a bad parent	/r/MensRights	15/04/16 05:30 AM
2	Gender equality survey from my employer I focused on questioning the differences in maternity and paternity leave lengths, while advising that they not associate the difference in gender representation in the industry with a difference in opportunity but rather with a difference in desire. The company should focus on hiring those that will best perform for the needs of the stakeholders, not change to accommodate the desires of sub-optimal workers.	/r/MensRights	31/03/16 10:14 PM
17	World number one Novak Djokovic has questioned equal prize money in tennis, suggesting men should get better awards as they have more spectators refer to 1998: Karsten Braasch vs. the Williams sisters TLDR; Williams sisters make claim they can beat any male player not in the top tier of tennis rankings. fail miserably. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Sexes_(tennis)#1998:_Karsten_Braasch_vs._the_Williams_sisters	/r/MensRights	21/03/16 09:32 PM
1	The idea of women's "unpaid labor" in the form of domestic work is ridiculous. the problem that should be called into question is not whether domestic work is still work with some amount of value, but rather the relative value courts/society give to that domestic 'half' of the work. half being the problem, because it is a half-assed and over-simplified way of approaching division of assets post divorce. We've pushed even further away from a fair middle ground in reality when we often see much more than half being taken. I think that is the sentiment, not that domestic work…	/r/MensRights	19/03/16 08:52 PM