caseywritescoffee Archive

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15	"Nearly 40% of female graduates are earning more than $40,000 a year compared to just 16% of male grads" - Men Falling to the Bottom of the Income Ladder That's actually a very gnarly statistic. IMO, this sort of thing is going to have inertia behind it that does not bode well for the future in many regards. Very anecdotal here, but I believe we're already seeing it on the dating scene where women are experiencing difficulty finding someone -- because most men are just fucking miserable, earn less than them, and are checking out of the system.	/r/MensRights	23/05/17 11:27 PM
83	Please Lena... tell us more... The core of Orwell isn't just extreme censorship, but the development of how one thinks to essentially self-promote it. This is even more obvious if you read Orwell's essays (which are even better than his books). People in 1984 weren't kept from the truth, they fully bought into the truth which had been given to them regardless of any contrarian evidence of which there was actually plenty, i.e. double-think. That's why the book starts with that clock "striking 13" line. The sort of behaviors se…	/r/MensRights	14/05/17 05:58 AM