chazzamcrock Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
6	Feminists upset over statue of man and woman talking Same as 'feminists' don't need to attack everything.	/r/MensRights	29/05/15 10:29 AM
21	Student 'diversity' officer who banned men from meetings and tweeted #killallwhitemen KEEPS her taxpayer-funded job despite petitions calling for her to be removed. 'Hateful subreddit' or #Killallwhitemen I think I know who I'm siding with here. This sub is for raising awareness, not hate.	/r/MensRights	28/05/15 10:16 AM
-1	It is finally over. Say what you will, there is nothing wrong with staying loyal to someone you have been married to for 35 years. Sure, she turned her back, but I see no fault on the part of OP for staying true to her. I like how your only counter arguments are the extremes where life and death are involved. You're far to argumentative in what I've seen you write here and in other threads so I'm done talking to you because everybody who disagrees with you, anyone who isn't out for themselves alone, is a chump. Edi…	/r/MensRights	12/05/15 10:04 AM
–	It is finally over. for me loyalty is everything, if someone genuinely believed i was some kind of scumbag when i was completely innocent then they lose me in their life forever. So for you loyalty is everything... but only people being loyal to you? OP has stayed loyal to his wife and family even when many of them turned their backs on him, and that's commendable. There's nothing wrong with trusting/hoping that people, like his wife, will eventually see the truth. I'm not saying she wasn't wrong, but loyalty clear…	/r/MensRights	12/05/15 09:36 AM
–	It is finally over. Because it shows you can be forgiving and willing to work things out? Rather than just never talk to this person again that you'd been married to for over 35 years. It took courage for her to admit she was wrong, and it took courage for him to forgive her. So that's how it makes him a better man.	/r/MensRights	12/05/15 08:07 AM
2	Just need to vent a little It's one way to move on, yes, but it's a situation that should never have to happen. Someone else making a false accusation resulting in him having to transfer and change his life around? Goodbye friends, goodbye current classes, potentially goodbye city. Not having a go at the advice, it is indeed a viable route, it just seems like a last ditch effort to attain anonymity. Hopefully swedesford can get himself back up and running without having to uproot himself.	/r/MensRights	17/04/15 12:50 PM
3	Australian state plans to violate sperm donar anonymity. Donar children will be able to track down biological fathers and sue them for support/inheritance. Spelling Nazi, not a grammar Nazi.	/r/MensRights	09/02/15 02:22 PM
1	Men must prove women said 'yes' under tough new rape laws (UK) Wow thanks for the informed answer there. I've seen figures like that around where people have mentioned 'unreported x' and 'unreported y' in various articles and I never understood just where they get those figures from because it's never explained.	/r/MensRights	29/01/15 10:24 AM
2	Men must prove women said 'yes' under tough new rape laws (UK) Can someone help me out here - I've just read this section: Around 85,000 women per year are victims of rape in the UK, of whom 90 per cent know the perpetrator. The most recent figures showed that just 15,670 women reported rapes to the police, often because they thought it would be impossible to prove the offence, or because they did not have any confidence in the police’s ability to help them, with only 1,070 convictions resulting from the 2,910 cases that got to court. How on earth did they …	/r/MensRights	29/01/15 08:43 AM
1	Last month, 43 male college students were kidnapped and murdered in Mexico. I could not find one single new organization reporting on it that made any reference to their gender; in story after story, I know that there is the double standard that, if this were to be 43 women that were killed then the headline would read 'women' and not 'students', but wouldn't putting 43 'male' students exacerbate things? If we're going to be truly equal, reporting should be equal as well and frankly seeing this as neutral is the way forward. If we report it as male then it would encourage other articles to do the same, further increasing the gap between sexes.	/r/MensRights	23/01/15 11:30 AM