citizenmouse Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights Sure, but spray painting your name on a courthouse is not an act of heroic social activism, it's just stupid.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 09:46 AM
-1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. So someone linked here? I did seem to notice that the downvote brigade had made a visit. Of course what's interesting to me is that none of them actually stand up to the evil, man hating feminist. It seems their bravado is nowhere to be found.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 08:05 AM
0	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. I tend to agree with you, which is one of the reasons I've enjoyed talking to you in the past. But I also learned a very long time ago that logical thought and rational arguments don't have any effect on crazy. Crazy trumps all of that, and the person will just continue to believe what they want. It's pretty much like trying to have a rational discussion about the bible with a christian.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:30 AM
-1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Politicians tend to be middle aged to elderly, somewhat conservative (even those in the liberal spectrum) to very conservative, religious, white males. And religion hates dicks, tits, pussies, asses, and anything else that can be considered carnal or fun.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:28 AM
-1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Of course, because you're a troll.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:26 AM
-3	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit There are very real biological differences with mental capabilities as well. No, there really aren't. Nice chart though, because you know, charts are always all knowing and infallible. And the SAT is also the ultimate, defining standard of mental ability. Lets just disregard how much better females do in school than males in general, and that females make up the majority of college students in the US (which I still maintain has more to do with socialization than intelligence levels, before anyon…	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:21 AM
-1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Suicide is often times a good option. I am very pro-human euthanasia.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:16 AM
0	It's golf or me: wife tells Golfer Tiger Woods Still, just get a surrogate or adopt or something if you're that convinced it wont work out. Why put your kid through so much turmoil?	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:16 AM
0	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights Do you have kidneys?	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:13 AM
0	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit Says you. Fortunately, there are more logical and forwardly thinking people in power in the legislative branches than Evets616. Making abortion illegal would stop abortions from happening just as much as making narcotics illegal has stopped people from shooting herion and smoking weed. The only thing making abortion illegal would accomplish is butchering a lot of very scared women by inadequately trained abortionists.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:12 AM
0	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit How would this go against evolution? That doesn't even make sense. If you mean culture or tradition, then I would agree, but point out that its true for patriarchal societies. A number of matriarchal societies - ironically enough - see the male responsibility ending at conception. Culture is a biproduct of human evolution. But females still seek male "providers" who wont take off at the first sign of trouble.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:10 AM
0	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit Automobiles are a part of human nature and have been widely intergrated into our lives. Abortion is also a part of human nature, as is pretty much any other scientific or technological advancement we've made. It's all nature. But females still have a strong desire to find a male who will stick around and help raise and provide for any offspring they might produce and males want females who wont fuck around and trick them into raising offspring that isn't theirs.	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:05 AM
-1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Why should I provide a reasonable argument to someone who is obviously as mentally unstable as this eartho individual? 95% of people who abuse children are female? Men don't ever raise children? Yeah right. The last one seems especially outrageous to me, of course I was very happily raised by a stay at home father. I know that's not everyone's experience, but he was still my primary parental figure. My mother was around too of course, I spent a lot of time with her as well, but she worked and my…	/r/MensRights	15/12/09 03:01 AM
-9	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit Justifying inequality by imagined biological differences is a cop out. Justifying them by actually, plainly obvious biological differences is necessary. Men don't have babies and women do. It's a pretty simple concept to grasp.	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 04:09 AM
-9	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Raised, i said, raised. Who raises the children? You're telling me that mothers generally don't raise their own kids? Generally males and females both raise children. You know, here in the real world. Sorry your daddy didn't love you enough, but virtually all children have adult males in their lives. Although, when you think about it, it's actually quite true... women don't give two shits about raising their offspring anymore. Yes! All hail eartho! Speaker for all of womankind! Have you ever att…	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 04:07 AM
-3	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. So wait, you're trying to tell me that women aren't the ones who have, historically, been responsible for raising their kids? Really? Which planet did you grow up on? No, historically, children have been influenced by both male and female parents. I'm from Earth and am a member of the human species. And ya, i've got big mommy issues. I spend a lot of time out in public walking around and i constantly see women abusing their kids, yet no one seems to care or even notice So, big, strong, intellect…	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 03:40 AM
0	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. who exactly raised all these idiots? That's right, say it with me, women. So no one in the history of the United States has had contact with their fathers, grandfathers, uncles, older brothers, or other male relatives? Once again, it's everyone else's fault, right? No, it's just everyone's fault, not "everyone else's". Go whine to your local congressman if you're really that bothered by it. Mothers and teachers have absolutely no influence on children, do they? Yeah, because they're no male teac…	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 03:21 AM
-1	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit You're a woman and you think it's ok to force women to go through with pregnancies? That's completely fucking ridiculous. Do you not have any self respect or self worth?	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 03:16 AM
-11	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit Men and women aren't entirely equal. Women get pregnant, men don't. That's life and if you can't deal with it, never have sex with women.	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 03:09 AM
-2	"If females can opt out of a pregnancy (abortion) within the first 3 months, shouldn't males (no child support) be able to?" : AskReddit Though logical in theory, this pretty much goes against human evolution until this point in time, and gives guys a legal out to be irresponsible assholes. (why should I care if I knock her up? I won't have to deal with it anyway!) I think they should have a right to opt OUT of responsibility, but until then, are considered responsible for the product of their actions.	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 03:08 AM
4	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. Right, because Americans feeling threatened by the sight of a naked male has nothing to do with it. FTFY This shit wouldn't happen in most of Europe. Americans are too hung up on nudity, regardless of gender. When are you going to learn that it's irrational female morality which guides this country. When these alleged irrational females you speak of actually are the majority in power. Most legislatures and political leaders in the US are male. Until that changes, the fucked up laws are going to …	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 02:39 AM
1	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. That's because most of the people who make the laws are heterosexual men. And heterosexual men find other naked men to be icky, but naked chicks are ok, as long as they're hot.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 10:32 PM
0	It's only creepy when men masturbate in public, when women do it, it's hot. Still think reddit is misogynist? Looks like the sword cuts both ways. But apparently it did. Not surprisingly.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 10:31 PM
-1	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. Not really surprising.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 10:18 PM
-1	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights I refuse to play a game where the rules are so stacked against me. Instead I'll play by my own rules and see how they like it. That's terrific in theory and everything. But in the real world "they" are a lot stronger and meaner than you and will probably just put you in prison if you continue to act out. "Play by the corrupt rules and things might go your way" is the carrot on the stick that governments use to control their people. Well you'll need a lot more people than just you to start a soci…	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 10:13 PM
-2	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. Yes, indeed they are. And that's why I spend most of my free time playing video games, getting laid with my highly intelligent boyfriend, or doing pretty much anything to avoid associating with the Cosmo and Maxim followers.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 07:08 AM
-2	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. I am a woman. I am dating a man. I don't read that shit. I used to subscribe to Fangoria, though. But that's just about the latest horror movies, not dating advice.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 07:02 AM
1	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. How is this news to anyone?	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 02:39 AM
-2	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. The difference being, men typically don't really take anything in Maxim seriously, it's all done tongue in cheek. I wouldn't be so sure of that. Just as some women take women's magazines seriously, some men take trite garbage like maxim seriously. Also, my ex-wife, and many of the women I know, read those magazines like they're the gospel truth. I can remember the nights I had to sleep on the couch because some silly poll she took identified me as a "neglecter." Obviously you have shit for taste…	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 02:39 AM
-2	As if we didn't already know, women's magazines are full of lies and bullshit. No, just the magazine aisle.	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 02:36 AM
-4	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights Behave right and the unfair system might work for you? Yeah, reality sucks, but that's just how it goes. A lot of people get fucked over by the court, and not just fathers in custody battles. So you don't try to prove them wrong by committing criminal acts, you try to beat the system at their own game. That's like saying don't cause a dictator any problems and they might give you democracy. No, actually it's nothing like that. He wasn't trying to change legislation, he was trying to gain rights …	/r/MensRights	13/12/09 01:42 AM
-3	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights No shit, right? On top of everything, he incriminated himself.	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 08:05 PM
-1	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights My point was to point out your flawed argument: that he is unfit to be a parent because when his rights were completely taken away he rebuked his oppresors. Except that wasn't my argument. To highlight, my argument was that the court will just use that act to reinforce their decision in the future to say that he is an unfit parent. He behaved like an adolescent, desperate or not. There are plenty of people in his situation who don't vandalize public property. Obviously, this was the wrong thing …	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 07:11 PM
-5	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights Exhausting every fucking legal route, your bank account, and every single last emotion and still being denied a relationship with YOUR children how did you act? Well you don't really prove that you're a fit parent by vandalizing public property. Oh, shit. That never happened to you? You don't say. Having fun talking to yourself? The idea that you can kick a man when he's down, take his kids from him, and leave him no recourse, and he comes back pisses on your door, you say, "see! I told you he w…	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 05:35 PM
-11	Divorced dad spray paints courthouse after being denied visitation rights Gee, I wonder why such a mature and responsible adult would be denied visitation rights? Did he really think that anything good could possibly come of that? Really?	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 03:57 PM
0	"A researcher has blown the whistle on Thomas the Tank Engine" ...for being sexist. You realize you're just giving the nutjobs what they want by getting up in arms about this, right?	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 03:37 PM
0	Man Talk (No Women Allowed) Oh eartho, you're so angsty. Why don't you go cut yourself and cry in the dark about how evil and controlling women are.	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 03:33 PM
0	It's Al Green all over again: Woman allegedly pours grits on sleeping boyfriend Oh hell no, that would be terrible.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 11:40 PM
1	What does "being a man" mean to you? One is physically and sexually mature, the other isn't. Sorry, I don't buy into the "real men are so and so" type of shit. Nor do I buy into the "real women are so and so" shit. It's silly, though some people do act more like adults than others, and that I recognize.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 11:40 PM
1	Man Talk (No Women Allowed) The extreme wing of anything is really wacky. But loosediamond is right, the concept of women hating sex/men want only being interested in sex is a lot older than feminism. It can mostly be blamed on the more dominant religions of the world which are anti-sex in general, especially if it's women having sex. In the old testament of the Bible, it says we're supposed to stone women to death if they're found to not be virgins at the time of marriage- among other ridiculous things. And that's just on…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 11:36 PM
0	It's golf or me: wife tells Golfer Tiger Woods You're already assuming you'll break up with their mother? That's pretty depressing.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 03:50 PM
-2	Men's rights groups say men are human too What the fuck do you expect, it's India.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 03:18 PM
2	It's Al Green all over again: Woman allegedly pours grits on sleeping boyfriend Probably should have mentioned that they were boiling grits in the title. I was all about to get huffy because you were saying that someone's weird sexual kink was abusive. But alas, it was far worse than that. But yeah, it's pretty fucked up to scald people. Especially with delicious breakfast foods.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 02:24 PM
-3	What does "being a man" mean to you? Identifying yourself as belonging to the male gender. A genetic predisposition towards being a natural member of the male gender helps.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 02:55 AM
1	Top Ten Feminist Myths Not giving you a hard time. I just see what you did there.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 02:01 AM
1	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club That's why you need a big bulky guy to hold you up. Or, you know, I can continue having sex with the guy I love and find immensely sexy and attractive (the way he is) and do it in a comfortable position.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 02:00 AM
2	Top Ten Feminist Myths Oh, you're such a troll.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:54 AM
4	Top Ten Feminist Myths 10 depends entirely on the society you live in but for the sake of argument, I'll assume they're refferring to western culture. In that case, it is difficult to quantify the amount of value placed on either gender. But I think it's fair to say that males and females are often valued in different ways. 9 Is absolutely a myth. In western culture, females tend to excel in school when compared to their male counterparts. 8 This really can depend on the individual and their lifestyle choices. 7 Is de…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:53 AM
1	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club Actually, it's you that's assuming that all women like what you like. Riddle me this: how many women have you attracted. Probably a lot more than you, lesbians seem to fucking love me. That being said, as a woman, I know what I like and being told by you that what I like is wrong because of what other women have told you is complete bullshit. End of story. I said you're doing it wrong because it's not meant to be tedious, if you do it right it's enjoyable. Having sex on a bed or bent over a couc…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:26 AM
1	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club Holy shit, why are you so angry? Because you are presuming that you know what all women do or don't find attractive. What? I didn't draw any conclusions, I said the people I've been with that ask me for that, and I try and deliver, I know that 5 =! 51% of the population By saying "your doing it wrong, because all of the women I've been with told me otherwise" implied that you drew conclusions, yes.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:19 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship Heck, I can even explain why a number of "alleged feminists" are reacting in such a hostile manner toward the idea of Men's Rights. I can't speak for all of them, but I know a lot of them take issue with many of the MRAs claiming that feminism is really just an evil, man-hating orginization that want's to take over the world and make males into slaves or something. I know that's how I felt when I first came into contact with the men's rights movement. But upon further research, I learned that mo…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:17 AM
1	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club You're doing it wrong, maybe your "fantastic looking, lean but athletic" boyfriend needs to spend more time at the gym. Every single girl I've been with (other than one night stands) has eventually told me they wanted it that way. Well I'm not every girl you've been with. Sorry if I can't feed into your insecurities that obviously led you to these conclusions. Don't fucking try to tell me what I really think. Your arrogance is almost overwhelming. I'm glad he doesn't spend more time in the gym b…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 01:06 AM
-1	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship fuck definitions. Do you really believe that most feminists strictly follow what's defined in a dictionary??? Seriously? I know I do and I can only speak for myself. I don't appreciate people telling me what I do or don't believe based on their own conspiracy theories. One of the many things i've learned about feminists over the years, is that they seem completely unable to define what feminism is. No, it's really a pretty simple concept. Feminism is a movement with the goal of obtaining rights …	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 12:56 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship You win some you lose some. Much like /r/feminisms, there are a lot of angry people here with unresolved issues regarding the opposite sex.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 12:15 AM
2	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club I resent that. I work out everyday, but I do it for myself. Sure, I want to look fucking ripped, why wouldn't I have a goal? You're confusing a hobby with an obsession. I find it to be very unappealing. Do what you want, but don't think being super muscular and oozing with "manliness" is going to impress all of the women. It wont. I don't try and define my manliness by it, I just like doing it. I also think you'll find the majority of people at the gym feel the same way. I don't really care. I t…	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 12:13 AM
-2	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship Oh the irony in this statement. If you only knew, you would probably be giggling alongside me now.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 07:44 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship So would you care to explain why feminists do nothing whatsoever to help women in countries where women aren't equal such as under Sharia law? Why always focusing on Western countries? That isn't really the case, actually. Orginisations such as the Feminist Majority Foundation to help women and girls in Afghanistan. Then there are feminist organizations such as RAWA also focusing on the plight of afghan women and girls. I use assistance to Afghanistan as an example, mostly because it's the first…	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 07:44 AM
1	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship For what it's worth, it does help.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 07:33 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship Admittedly, it was a bit of a TLDR situation for me, so like most long articles linked to on reddit, I skimmed through it and then went and did more important things (got laid) instead. Framing feminism as the enemy is ultimately going to harm the the men's rights movement's agenda. The Men's rights movement is an extension of feminism and would be dead with out it. But I really couldn't agree with this more. You've hit the nail right on the head.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 07:32 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship So I get down-voted for posting links to multiple accepted definitions of the word feminism? All of which also contain the word "equality"? Sorry to rain on your pity part. Stop drinking the koolaid.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:59 AM
0	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship I think it's quite clear from the article and from what the members of this reddit have told you that most of us do not equate feminism with equality or to an opposite of men's rights. Obviously, and I am (again) pointing out that that train of thought is illogical and incorrect. further more you've been given many reasons as to why that is the case. By offering support for men who are discriminated against in the courts, work, and social interaction? Yeah, I'm such an evil, man-hating feminazi.…	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:56 AM
-4	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship No. It's not. feminism definition #1 feminism definition #2 feminism definition #3 Pretty much the same definition everywhere you look. You seem to have the real definition of feminism confused with the Rush Limbaugh Dictionary's definition.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:53 AM
1	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness Yep. I'm a natural female suppressing my reproduction by medical means.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:53 AM
1	How do you counter lies from a soon to be former spouse when it comes to a custody battle? Stay calm, don't waver in your version of things, and hope for the best.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:32 AM
3	The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says. - Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club Great quote and very true. As a female, I think there is just something odd about the gym rats who try to look like Adonis.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:29 AM
2	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. Shouldn't this be good news? I'm sure she won't get as harsh of a sentence as male offenders (typically) get, but, the fact that she was arrested and publicly humiliated at all seems to point in the right direction.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:26 AM
2	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. Well, they're religious orginizations. It's not surprising that they have double standards. What do you expect from Christians?	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:22 AM
1	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. And some MRAs are bound to think that it's ok to have sex with children as well. And teachers, and police officers, and politicians, and post office employees, and the list is endless. In any given area of the population, you may very well find pedophiles or people who sympathize with them. Just because a pedophile supporter is a member of group X does not make all members of group X pedophile supporters.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:20 AM
1	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. Where?	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:18 AM
1	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. Since when is feminism pro-female pedophile? Seriously? I don't hang out in /r/feminisms, but if you have evidence of this, I'd love to see it.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:16 AM
1	On Sunday a 35 year old Boy Scout leader was caught in a child's bedroom molesting a boy scout, charges still have not been pressed. ...the scout leader is a woman. You talk to the wrong feminists.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:15 AM
6	Men’s Rights Will Prevail as Feminism Sinks its Own Ship Doesn't "sinking" feminism's "ship" and causing Mens Rights to prevail just sort of defeat the entire concept of equality? Ideally, wouldn't both movements become outdated and unnecessary once equality was actually achieved? You really can't have one without the other. The men's rights movement is the yin to feminism's yang.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:13 AM
2	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness So you are a racist who also hates gay people and thinks the entire country it going to go to an imaginary place to be tortured for eternity? That's fantastic.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:10 AM
2	When feminist writers celebrate domestic violence against men Sunk to? They've already been there for a very long time.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 04:09 AM
1	When feminist writers celebrate domestic violence against men Non-violent revenge?	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 01:32 AM
2	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness You fail at understanding sarcasm.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 12:44 AM
2	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness I just don't believe the bread winner has to be the male. This. But mainly if there are kids in the equation, I was raised by a stay at home dad, and I think it's great when a kid can have someone take care of them, at least until they start school- which is pretty much a full time job.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 12:43 AM
4	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness I honestly think there should be a debate on the consequences of women entering the public sphere- in some ways I think it explains the degeneration of civility. Are you fucking kidding me? You think modern society is less civil than say, society during the middle ages when torturing people and public executions were socially acceptable? Or during the early 20th century when public lynchings were all the rage? But yeah, lets go back to the good ol' days.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 12:41 AM
2	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness Interesting. But isn't "fairness" a really abstract concept? What does fairness even mean? I think that the aggressive qualities (or lack there of, in this case) are significantly easier to quantify. That being said, I don't have a lot of experience with large levels of testosterone. I have been given artificial estrogen and progesterone though, hormones can have astonishing effects on personality and behavior. Anything containing artificial estrogen makes me very aggressive, irritable, and even…	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 12:37 AM
1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree I've seen some of her stuff, it's good quality, I just prefer amateur I guess. That, and all she does anymore is lesbian stuff.	/r/MensRights	10/12/09 12:32 AM
5	Men are raised with the idea that hitting girls is a no-no… there are women who use this to gain power over men. for some women it’s perfectly acceptable to slap a boyfriend across the face… Knowing that he would never hit her back, she feels like she can inflict pain on him without repercussion. Boo! Fox News! Now that that's out of the way, the saying goes "absolute power corrupts absolutely". People with aggressive personalities will often use any excuse they can to assert dominance. Unfortunately, the taboo against men defending themselves against women creates a very volatile situation. If a woman hits a man, she deserves to have the shit smacked out of her, and vice-versa.	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 06:28 AM
1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree CM, this is exactly what I am talking about. If "Feministing" and Jessica Valenti does not represent the modern feminist movement, then somebody needs to inform the MSM and whatever faction you represent needs to get out there and decry what she is putting out. I don't really represent anyone. I don't belong to a club or carry a card. But I get what you're saying. If I had a grave, I'd e spinning in it. I guess this is how most of the more reasonable conservatives feel when some idiots announced…	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 05:45 AM
1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree As more and more women increase their interest in sex media, I expect to see men make more money in this field. Perhaps, if they actually start marketing it towards women, but even then I'm not sure what it would look like. I'm not sure if I would even like it anymore if they started to try to market it towards us. They've made a bastardization out of television with the "Lifetime Channel" are they going to try to ruin porn too?	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 05:40 AM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree You talk a lot about statistics. I dare you to find a single mention of "percentage" or "%" in anything I said to you. So I don't know exactly what you are talking about. What you seem to fail to understand is that studies are not statistics. And none of the studies I linked presented their findings with statistics. This one.. The entire thing is about statistics. Certainly and often, is it? If it's so certain and frequent, I'm sure you can provide me with examples of what you're talking about. …	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 05:37 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree No one. No one person comes to mind. There are simply too many factions involved for their to be one leader. Feminist can be an extremely generalized term.	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 05:03 AM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree It's not within politics' or justice's domain to judge whether science is right or wrong. That's why they defer it to experts of the appropriate field in the first place. Statistics are not "science" nor are they fact. They're very easily skewed averages which can be manipulated in the favor of whoever is funding them. If the DOL do not "accept" the research it is not because its science is lacking. But it certainly and and often is because the research is found to be incorrect. You really think…	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 03:21 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree The best I can tell you is that the file is linked directly from CONSAD, a research company that is often used in studies used for public policy by government institutions, including the very US Department of Labor, as you can see here. The file is listed at the Full Text Reports and Papers section of their site. Hmm, but the government hasn't actually accepted it yet? I don't necessarily trust what the government has to say, but until the Dept. of Labor says this research is accurate, I'm not g…	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 01:05 AM
2	When Feminists and MRAs Agree Fair enough. I agree.	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 12:59 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree Says who? They don't "define" shit to me. Who died and made them the leaders of "the modern feminist movement"? Because I didn't receive that memo.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 10:22 PM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree I don't see how this changes anything. Of course crazy people are going to have crazy followers, why would they bother blogging if they didn't? That still is no where near representative of the majority of feminists. That would be like saying all hippies were crazy murderers because of what the Manson cult did.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 09:06 PM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree If you're really in this for equality and justice, do your part to let this meme die. If you won't do that, I'm sorry but you're the enemy. So people who disagree with you on one issue are automatically "the enemy" even they have more issues they support or are against in common with you than not? It's not a meme, it's based in reality, and though it's pretty god damned hard to prove at times, I have little doubt that people in mostly gender specific fields (who are the opposite gender than the …	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 08:58 PM
-2	When Feminists and MRAs Agree If you try again and correctly use logic, we can talk. If not, I'm not interested in your words. It seems you're just afraid to answer because I found a flaw in your logic. So, is it still ok to discriminate against people for race as it is to discriminate against people for their gender or sexual orientation? Or is that just a special situation? I am very interested to see where, if anywhere, you draw the line on this. Judging by your response, I'll hazard the guess that racism is a no-no to yo…	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 09:05 AM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree 'Gay' male nurses - I agree. Shut up and deal. So it's ok to harass men for doing "women's work" and to talk shit about gay people? You sound like a really nice guy. A woman bitching about discrimination in a fire station does not have the intestinal fortitude to be a firefighter. What about a black firefighter who has a problem with being discriminated against by their white colleagues? Is that Ok too? If not, then how do you draw a distinction between racism and sexism? After all, the average …	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 08:56 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree Not being able to withstand being fucked with shows your own weakness. It is a weakness you should rid yourself of while you are on the job. By that logic, men should just suck it up and deal with it when they're harassed and accused of being gay when they work as say, nurses or flight attendants. Or they shouldn't be bothered by people accusing them of being pedophiles or at the very least "creepy" when they work as elementary school teachers. Maybe, just maybe, we should raise awareness agains…	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 08:39 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree So does that mean than an above average woman should be fucked with on a regular basis by her superiors and coworkers because of what an "average woman" may or may not be able to do? No. If someone has the skills necessary to do the job, they should be allowed to. I have little doubt that I will be able to do it, if I did have doubt, I would be looking into a different line of work.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 08:27 AM
-3	When Feminists and MRAs Agree And I haven't held any of those jobs (though I'm not sure what they might be). And for the firefighting, well, I have to meet the same minimum requirements as the males, and a great deal of it will entail EMS work, which has absolutely no gender preference. You need a strong stomach and a lot of patience, you don't have to be able to bench press twice your body weight.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 08:07 AM
-5	When Feminists and MRAs Agree No, it's not. Nor is being treated like or told that you can't do your job properly because you have a vagina. I've run into that problem more than once. So the two seem to go hand in hand quite easily.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 07:59 AM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree I'm not sure how Family Court is hurting women. Well I'm not sure how the wage gap hurts men. But I do have male family members who have been royally fucked by the courts through divorce/custody. I am a female who is turning in her application to the local fire department tomorrow, though it's a field that interests me, I really hope to get paid for the same work as my male counterparts- but I'm not there yet so we shall see. But if I don't get paid as well as I should, it will not only hurt me,…	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 07:38 AM
2	When Feminists and MRAs Agree This was a really great article. I think both feminists and MRAs need to work harder to consolidate their causes. Because in the end of the day, what hurts women also hurts men, and what hurts men, definitely hurts women.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 04:28 AM
-1	When Feminists and MRAs Agree However, I have also noticed that feminists like to view men as oppressors (as if men as a class have oppressed women as a class) which I don't think has ever been true. Well, men typically have oppressed women, and one another, and in a few lesser heard of matriarchal societies, women have oppressed men. It seems to have a lot to do with religious values throughout history, but that's a different discussion. If it were true, it would make women the only oppressed class in all of history whose o…	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 04:27 AM
3	When Feminists and MRAs Agree I understand that it's not hard to find MRA sites that view feminism as the enemy. What I don't get is why I see the hostile MRA so often used to tar the thoughtful ones. I often wonder this in regards to MRAs discussing feminists. They scrounge up the worst, most insane feminists they can possibly find and hold them up as the example. It's extremely frustrating.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 04:18 AM
0	When Feminists and MRAs Agree This. A lot of us are willing to listen. If we say we're a feminist, explain to us why we should support your cause, don't cast us out immediately as "the enemy". When you do this, you're just doing the same thing so many of the radical feminists do to men.	/r/MensRights	08/12/09 04:16 AM
2	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox it's from waren farell, he only uses census data. And you assumed everyone else would automatically know this? if you genuinely could not understand it then that's ok , if however you could(which you clearly did) then it says a lot about how much you want to understand where we stand on this issue. No, I actually couldn't understand the sentence. It was fragmented and incomplete. I seriously hope that English is not your first language. if you have no interest in debate based in reality i sugges…	/r/MensRights	07/12/09 03:45 AM
4	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox You need to be talking to your fellow feminists and female peers. I do, every feminist I associate with (because I don't hang out with sexist assholes, whether they claim to be feminists or not) are pretty reasonable people. But unfortunately, it's a lot easier for the crazies to draw attention to themselves than the people who are speaking both calmly or sanely. How many times have you confronted the fringe in any feminist forum? It's been a long time since I've even posted on such a forum. Yea…	/r/MensRights	07/12/09 03:41 AM
1	College administrators lie about rape to 'make a point' Well the incentive to lie to receive grants is most definitely a pervasive one.	/r/MensRights	07/12/09 03:38 AM
0	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox women who don't get married or have kids earn 17 percent more then men, women earn about the same before they have kids. Source, or did you pull that out of your ass? Is so unfair to say that since they grow these things inside them for 9 months maybe they're a little more attached. That's a rather incomplete sentence/thought. Moving right along then. Is this influences the way couples split their work it's their own business. Sure, if they are actually in a couple. A big point if the feminist m…	/r/MensRights	06/12/09 09:04 PM
0	She got through 27 secretaries in two years and reduced staff to tears every day. Meet Labour's ambassador for women at work Isn't it though? These folks would be all over feminists if they started making posts about asshole bosses in a feminist subreddit, simply because the asshole bosses are male. Asshole bosses come from all walks of life.	/r/MensRights	06/12/09 08:57 PM
-7	College administrators lie about rape to 'make a point' Well, fudging the numbers to receive more funding is hardly anything new. That by no means means that it's ok to do that. But it could be a lot worse. This was an isolated situation with one person. There were no innocent people actually falsely accused of rape, or worse yes, falsely imprisoned for it.	/r/MensRights	06/12/09 08:50 PM
-1	She got through 27 secretaries in two years and reduced staff to tears every day. Meet Labour's ambassador for women at work So she's a shitty boss. A very shitty boss. But how is that relevant to this subreddit?	/r/MensRights	06/12/09 07:40 AM
4	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox It is already against the law to discriminate against women or anyone else. People may not always follow the law, but it exists. It's against the law, but it is also damn near impossible to prove when that law is being broken. So a law that is rarely followed does us no good. That's why we still have to fight for equal pay for equal work. We actually have to win over society as a whole so that it will be followed, and not just the legislative branch. The movement was hijacked long ago by Female …	/r/MensRights	06/12/09 02:32 AM
5	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox I'll try to explain why I think this subreddit bashes feminists. Feminists have told me that "men's rights is a non-issue, it's just an excuse to play in your boy's club and put down women," and "MRA's are basically rape enablers." Well I'm very sorry that that's the reaction of the feminists you have met. We really don't all feel that way about it. But in all honesty, the frequent feminist-bashing doesn't help win us over. True feminism may be about "equality" but I haven't heard or talked to a…	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 08:36 PM
2	Feminists waste no time in rushing to the defence of convicted murderer Amanda Knox Why is so much of this subreddit dedicated to feminism bashing instead of actual men's rights issues. The victim in this case was a female, the other female who supposidly murdered her has been convicted of the crime and sentenced to a pretty hefty jail sentence (or at least by european standards). How is this a men's rights issue? Edit: and yes, the writer of the article is a crazy, sexist bitch. Nothing to see there, just move along.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 08:04 PM
2	Watch these 'Bridezillas' act rational and loving toward the husband-to-be on their special day. Oh wait... Well, I guess that's just natural selection at work. The stronger mates are left for the brighter members of society.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 08:00 PM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? So instead of continuing the discussion like you claimed you wanted to, you call me an idiot and run away? Interesting.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 07:58 PM
1	Watch these 'Bridezillas' act rational and loving toward the husband-to-be on their special day. Oh wait... Sure these men are physically abusive, but these women did agree to marry them. I can only feel so bad for someone who willfully puts themselves in a situation like that. If she knew he was physically abusive before she married him, then the same still applies. Fucking get out! My bullshit filter just doesn't let me feel pity for people who willfully marry people they know are abusive.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 07:56 PM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? That's not what you discussed. Yes, it in fact is. You presume too much both about the point of school That's what schools were designed for in the United States. Plain and simple. Apparently they did an excellent job of indoctrinating you, though. (actually that you say school isn't to educate means your opinion menas jack and squat) So because my opinion is different than yours, its automatical "menas jack and squat"? You've arrived at a conclusions without a proper premise and by skipping any…	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 06:20 AM
4	Watch these 'Bridezillas' act rational and loving toward the husband-to-be on their special day. Oh wait... Sure, these women are complete bitches. But these men did agree to marry them. I can only feel so bad for someone who willfully puts themselves in a situation like that. Really, you can pretty easily tell the women who are sane enough to not go apeshit over a wedding versus those who are "bridezilla" material. Mostly, its going to be your spoiled, attention whore, overgrown brats. So if you run into a woman who wants everything to be about "ME! ME! ME!" just fucking run.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 05:53 AM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? You're the only one playing the victim. The topic was gender segregated education and that is what I discussed. You got your feelings hurt because the entire point of the american school system is to socialize children and to (hopefully) mold them into hard working members of society- not to actually "educate" them. And an intrinsic part of that is conditioning them to deal with people from different backgrounds, including members of the opposite sex.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 05:45 AM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? See, there you go again. Avoiding actually discussing anything and repeating the same tired old shit.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 05:27 AM
1	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying That sounds fascinating, what was her aim? She was mostly focusing on suicide terrorism, but included suicide in general. It was pretty interesting from what I read of it. She was offered a job with Homeland Security after that, but turned it down.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 07:24 AM
1	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying I imagine that's what happened, yes. But if I were to change it now, I would just look like an asshole. So, you win some you lose some. Yeah, there are a lot of things out there that are necessary evils. And I salute all of those people in really fucked up jobs who do it so I don't have to.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 07:23 AM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? I was talking about the topic, but you were just repeating "My kids deserve better than any other kids and boys being around girls is BAD!" mantra. You were beating a dead horse without giving any actual reasons for your opinion. So there wasn't anything to discuss. Then you started in on the name calling like a little child because your ideas were being challenged.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 07:15 AM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Wow. You sure can take one topic to an unrelated one without even flinching. Must be nice with your head in that sand. Further discourse is useless when you are so interested in talking about everything other than the topic So I take it you ran out of legitimate arguments to counter me with? That's nice. You're probably just pissed because I was right about the purpose of public schools.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 03:22 AM
1	Target TV Commercial, "From Santa". Would this be acceptable if the roles were reversed? Hmm, that's unfortunate. I just found it annoying.	/r/MensRights	03/12/09 03:14 AM
1	If a woman laughs derisively in your face when you tell her that it is men who are the victims of systemic denigration, ridicule and second-class citizenship, remind her that the BBC thought this show was perfectly acceptable. Good plan.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 11:55 PM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? What you suggest is to drag down everyone else for the sake of the few. Sorry but if kid A is causing kid B to stumble my priority is to remove kid B from the situation so kid B can flourish. Or maybe figure out what the problem with kid A is. What? That's a case for child services to handle. Not schools. In an ideal world, yes. But again, we're in the real world and in the real world, social services are strapped for resources and as a result, a lot of people who need their help suffer. Of cour…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 11:55 PM
1	Men carry the seeds of their own destruction in the genes present in their sperm. Interesting, but I wouldn't really worry about it until the preferred method of human reproduction becomes genetically altered artificial insemination.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 10:51 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? And I'm willing to let your children suffer for your lack of participation. Well I'm not a parent yet and probably won't be for a while (provided that this birth control shot really is as reliable as they say it is). So it isn't really fair to say that I have a "lack of participation" in the lives of people who don't even exist. But that's pretty socially Darwinian of you. Because someone has crappy parents, they deserve a life of social destitute while people with good parents continue to be pa…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 10:24 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Schools don't exist for socialization. They exist for education. Frankly, socialization is something parents should play a role in. Yeah, in an ideal world that would be true. This is the real world, and though parents should do a lot of things, they usually wont. It's up to schools to try to turn these neglected kids into reasonably sane and responsible members of society. Not everyone has the benefit of coming from a stable and loving home. I'm not willing to let my sons get poor educations so…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:21 PM
1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Fair enough, you've given good evidence a valid argument. But I still really don't agree with it. I think it's more important to try to get people to integrate and work along with others, even those who have been socialized differently from them, from an early age. It's something that will need to be dealt with sooner or later, so why not sooner, while they're still adolescents and easier to condition to accept differing ideas? Beyond recess there is a clear gender gap in academic achievement at…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:08 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? It's not your problem but it should be a boys problem? No, more accurately, why should it be my problem and not the boys problem? What makes them so special that they get a free pass on dealing with annoying preteen girls but I wouldn't? If girls are creating such a problem it is fair to say boys should be free from it But other girls should be forced to be subjected to it. Why? You just said you preferred socializing more with boys. I'm female. My whole point revolved around the fact that I'm a…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:03 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? That's not really my problem. Why should I have to be grouped with them exclusively and be permanently distracted by their annoying behavior because I share similar genetic makeup with them? I've known more than one guy who had these feelings about his male classmates as well. At least in a mixed gender environment, things tend to balance out more.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 05:21 PM
26	Target TV Commercial, "From Santa". Would this be acceptable if the roles were reversed? I think they would be an equally smarmy asshole regardless of their gender. So no, it wasn't acceptable from a woman and it wouldn't be from a man either.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 05:20 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Not sure what your argument is, but it seems to me that "cooperative" (your word) marriages, AKA modern marriage, must be a very Undesirable situation between a man and a woman, and the proof is the out right avoidance of it and the high divorce rate. It seems, that modern marriage is a failure. Or maybe marriage is an antiquated institution that's just on it's way out and not really so useful anymore. I'm basing my reaction to you on the fact that you believe modern marriage is superior then tr…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 05:11 PM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Serious question, why do they need things done differently? And how?	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 05:01 PM
1	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying I don't understand why you suggest that the title is very depressing. Many societies exist because of evil and cruelty in the world. Are you suggesting they should all have a fun-loving and bouncy public image? Absolutely not. But that doesn't make their chosen subject matter any less dark. Really it should b dark, and if people want to belong to something that on the daily basis, highlights some of society's most fucked up problems, that's their business. Someone has to do it, I guess people wo…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 05:00 PM
1	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying But necessary. Absolutely. Many things are necessary. Just as that idea was wildly criticised - I would like to also point out the reason why - some things are not meant to be anything but serious. Courts don't have music and singing, and it's right they should not. Societies like this are in the same spirit. And that's fine. I just couldn't imagine myself ascribing to such a society that's entire focus was one some of the most vile behavior in human nature. It's like when my sister was writing …	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 04:48 PM
2	More mindless rape fear-mongering, and more ways for women to avoid responsibility for their own choices Many things can be used to drug people, and that's very unfortunate. That, however, does not outweigh their uses for legitimate medical purposes. Knives are extraordinarily useful, utilitarian tools that serve many purposes. But they can also be used to kill/maim/threaten people, so by this logic, we should abolish knives? Like most of the articles I've seen on that site, this one was a little bit ranty, though it raised valid points. False rape claims seem to happen, more often than not, becaus…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 04:44 PM
-1	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? modern marriages are cooperative? Perhaps you have a different definition of 'cooperative' then me, but high levels of divorce, such as in the USA, means to me there isn't a lot of cooperation going on. Like I said, if you have one person trying to dominate another person, it's abuse and you can and probably will find someone else. Modern marriage is a very uncooperative institution that has developed over the last century, and I have already pointed to the evidence of this (high divorce rates).…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 09:10 AM
5	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? It should be up to the individual family. I think a gender segregated environment might work better for some people than others. I think a millitary school environment might work better for some people than others. Or perhaps a school focusing on the arts. Different things work for different people. Like I said in a post below, I know I would have hated going to an exclusively female school. I just get along better with males. But for people who really enjoy the comradery of members of their sex…	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 09:04 AM
2	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? I'm a feminist who is not very fond of girls only schools. It isn't anything to do with any secret feminist agenda. I just wouldn't want to subject someone to that. The girls I went to school with made me miserable and were very annoying and most of my close friends were males. I am eternally grateful that my parents never sent me to a girls school. But I figure, why segregate schools by gender? You're going to have to work, go to school, and live with people of the opposite sex for the rest of …	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 09:01 AM
3	Why single-sex schools are bad for your health (if you're a boy) Professor Diana Leonard, from London University's Institute of Education: Can anyone figure out what this bullshitter's study is trying to say? Thus they are incompatible with modern marriages (cooperative marriages). FTFY. If you have a person who dominates you and you aren't into BDSM, you should and probably will find a new partner. That isn't just "modern marriage" it's abuse.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 08:57 AM
3	A redditor explains why women use feminine sreen names online, while men tend to use gender-neutral names. People need to do this more often. Because more moderate feminists will assume you're grouping them in with the nutjobs unless you specifically say that you aren't. Just like I'm sure regular MRAs will assume people are grouping them in with the crazy fringe unless they specify otherwise. And that way you can save a lot of time arguing over stupid shit and spend more time talking about the issue at hand.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:34 AM
3	A redditor explains why women use feminine sreen names online, while men tend to use gender-neutral names. This. That's pretty much the only reason I ever use feminine screen-names. But I don't use them that often, because I know people will just assume that I am doing it to get people to pander to me for being a girl on the interwebs. I'm not. it's just that over the years, I've gotten sick of being assumed to be the wrong gender, and have from time to time, decided to try to prevent that from happening.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:32 AM
4	'Husband Beaters' - television programme explores domestic violence against men Well that could be some good publicity. We is good channel for showing that women aren't always the good guys. Especially with shows like "Women Behind Bars". This will be a welcome addition.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 06:14 AM
1	If a woman laughs derisively in your face when you tell her that it is men who are the victims of systemic denigration, ridicule and second-class citizenship, remind her that the BBC thought this show was perfectly acceptable. So true, but they're harder to kidnap and restrain. You'll probably need several people to move them.	/r/MensRights	02/12/09 12:05 AM
4	If a woman laughs derisively in your face when you tell her that it is men who are the victims of systemic denigration, ridicule and second-class citizenship, remind her that the BBC thought this show was perfectly acceptable. A rather delicious one at that... eat the lean ones first. They're tastier.	/r/MensRights	01/12/09 11:05 PM
2	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying Yeah, and pointing out how unconstructive the first part of my comment wasn't very constructive either. Good work. Besides, since when was everything on reddit supposed to be uber serious and constructive? I was just saying, I would like to hang out with members of "The False Rape Society" as much as I would members of "The Rape Victims Society". I realize that it's an important topic that needs to be discussed, but to base an entire online community around it seems a bit... depressing.	/r/MensRights	01/12/09 11:04 PM
-3	Atrocious double standard: When a woman cries rape, she's automatically a 'victim'; when a teen boy in jail for shoplifting cries rape, he just as easily could be lying "The False Rape Society" -I bet they're fun at parties. But it seems perfectly likely that he was sexually assaulted, of course an investigation is called for as it is for any crime. Inmate on inmate sexual violence is pretty common.	/r/MensRights	01/12/09 06:45 PM
11	If a woman laughs derisively in your face when you tell her that it is men who are the victims of systemic denigration, ridicule and second-class citizenship, remind her that the BBC thought this show was perfectly acceptable. The show, based around the premise that men share 85% of their DNA with dogs, uses hidden cameras to film the men, who think they are taking part in a documentary about relationship roles. If that's the case, don't they realize that women, being from the exact same species as men, also share 85% of their DNA with dogs? Of course humans also share a decent amount of their genetic material with potatoes. Does that mean we should be wrapped in tin foil, baked, and covered with delicious butter, sou…	/r/MensRights	01/12/09 06:24 PM
6	Feminist hypocrite defends female teachers who have sex with underage male pupils, whilst condemning male teachers who have sex with underage female pupils While I think most teens (of either gender) are capable of consenting to sex, it's extremely fucking inappropriate and wrong for a teacher or other authority figure to abuse their trust with their students and have sex with them. It's fucked up and people who commit that kind of crime (whether male or female and whether their victims are male or female) deserve to have the book thrown at them. As would a doctor or police officer or counselor or coach or anyone else with authority over young peop…	/r/MensRights	30/11/09 01:44 AM
1	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. Well, trolling people can be a great deal of fun.	/r/MensRights	30/11/09 01:40 AM
1	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. A mercedes is a waste of money. I would rather just keep my small, gas efficient, and affordable asian car and spend that money on something better. Kthxbye. Sometimes I think you are making fun of me. Gee, whatever gave you that idea?	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 08:59 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I don't see anything in the convo that would lead you to belive that I was playing a ruse so I find that hard to accept. Nor do I, which is why I'm wondering why you think I'm accusing you of lying. I take pride in my straight shooting behavior so when it is put into question I get kinda offended. Well, I'm a very honest person as well. Of course I assumed, given the subreddit that we're in, that you were asking me my gender because you wanted to make a cheap shot at me for being female. But, th…	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 10:58 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people No. I am just saying that that is how I assumed you knew my gender. But now, I assume you had some other indication.	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 10:17 AM
4	Paternity fraud in the making... Hm, why not just go to a sperm bank?	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 09:37 AM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Well I've repeaditly stated my gender elsewhere, so you wouldn't have to look far in my other comments. But no, how?	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 09:36 AM
1	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. I tried to teach you and you ignorantly denied the truth without checking the facts. Uhuh. None of your business what kind of experience So pretty much you're just a troll who reads WebMD then? You did not have the courage or decency to apologize, please don't be impudent and insolent. Oh nose! I hurt your wittle feewings! Poor thing. BTW, do you keep your broom in the house or parked in the garage? I just drive a honda. PS Do you want to get married? No thanks. If you're really that desperate, …	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 07:54 AM
4	After a guy obviously gets manipulated by a girl, and I call it, they assume I am a MRA visitor. You know, because only scorned men believe that women can and will sink low to get what they want or just for amusement. (Click Show All Comments to see the long story from the OP) This. Apparently it was a beloved and sanctioned practice in Vulcan culture- a culture which prided itself on logical thinking and rational behavior. But still condoned making people fight to the death for a mate. Because they were fucking crazy like that.	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 05:50 AM
3	After a guy obviously gets manipulated by a girl, and I call it, they assume I am a MRA visitor. You know, because only scorned men believe that women can and will sink low to get what they want or just for amusement. (Click Show All Comments to see the long story from the OP) T'Pring, is that you?	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 03:00 AM
1	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. Are you going to be an ignornat slut all your life. So because I am a female and oppose your views, I am "an ignorant slut". Interesting. I have much more medical experience than you What kind of experience? You sound mildly brain damaged, going through extensive physical therapy for a massive head injury isn't really "medical experience". AND FUCKING NO, I WAS NOT REFERRING TO AN ISCHEMIC Aww, looks like someone angry. Poor thing. Just remember, CAPSLOCK is cruise control for cool!	/r/MensRights	29/11/09 02:38 AM
1	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. They are changeing the name from stroke to 'Brian Attack'. What world to do you live in? You are making shit up in your mind, and twisting what I said. Go play on Twitter. Are you perhaps referring to a transient ischemic attack or an acute cerebrovascular attack? You're the only person I've ever heard of who referred to a stroke as a "brain attack". Perhaps I've just been spoiled by actually working in the medical field and they're really just dumbing things down for the laymen. The sources hav…	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 10:04 PM
2	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. That's not the point...there are NONE for men. Men don't get cancer? Men don't get heart attacks? Men don't get prostate cancer? Men don't get breast cancer? Men don't get penis cancer? Men don't have brain attacks? First off, WTF is a brain attack? Are you trying to refer to an aneurysm? No one is denying that men get horrible diseases too. But in your paranoid little mind, all feminists apparently want to kill off the male gender. But there is a very simple fact that some conditions only effec…	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 09:43 PM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Oh, undoubtedly. What kind of punishment would you recommend?	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 09:19 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Oh nose! I'm so terrified, you've called the internet police. I mean, seriously? I had doubts before but you've got to be jerking our chains. You were doing pretty well with the whole "women are all evil" bit and making people believe that you were serious. But accusing me of criminal behavior? That's just too over the top. Most of the time, subtle trolling is the most effective trolling. It's a rule to live by.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 09:08 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Fuck you're paranoid. Seek help.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 08:56 AM
1	Woman gets 1 year in jail for having sex with 3 boys. It's somewhat surprising that she got as much time as she did.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:38 AM
3	Typical feminist It's real, but she isn't a very good feminist. She's just using it as a cover for her hatred- which she blatantly admitted in the post. Please don't think that all feminists hate you. We don't.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:37 AM
2	Typical feminist She's a cunt. But in my defense, that really isn't a typical feminist. Just because she tries to speak for all of us doesn't mean that she actually can.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:35 AM
1	Women are still treated as financially dependent on men by laws that haven't been overhauled since 1857. It's unfair all round. It's fucked up. We (women) are our own people, and if we fuck things up, we deserve to face the consequences, not be coddled like little children who made a booboo and just didn't know any better. It's fucking insulting.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:33 AM
2	Men to blame for emergency Caesareans French obstetrician claims They didn't really seem to provide any evidence to support this claim. I personally think that C-sections should be performed only when absolutely necessary, but it seems like they're taking a shot in the dark as to the cause of the abundance of c-sections. If anything, I would point my finger at the doctors and the hospitals for encouraging the surgeries. After all, they do profit the most from it. The father of the child won't get anything out of it, and the mother definitely won't (unless you…	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:32 AM
2	Boys face compulsory feminism programs in state schools across Victoria Well I think trying to reduce sexual abuse and partner violence is a good idea, they should just try to take a more egalitarian approach- because I remember some very vicious girls in high school.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:26 AM
1	The court struck down a decades-old law that had punished men for making false promises of marriage to engage in sexual relations with women. Fair enough. It's shitty to tell someone you're going to marry them so they'll sleep with you. It's still sex under false pretenses but, it could still be much worse.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:22 AM
3	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. And women who fuck 747s are the biggest plane sluts of them all, amiright?	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:19 AM
4	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. I think that you fail to realize that women have significantly more complex reproductive systems than men. And with equiptment that complex and delicate, a lot can go wrong. So specialized treatment is needed for the various problems we can run into, not the least of which being pregnancy and how to deal with it.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:18 AM
6	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. Equal rights are great, but men and women are not equal when it comes to reproduction. Women have special dietary needs when pregnant and nursing, (no, really) and children don't deserve to starve to death because their parent(s) is(are) poor. WIC does, the last time I checked, lend assistance to children of single fathers, and even children with both parents. My mother used WIC while pregnant and raising my siblings and I, even though my father was still in the picture and married to her.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 07:13 AM
5	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. Or a pregnant woman.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 06:47 AM
10	Men Have The Right To React The Same As Women [PIC] If someone, even a woman, won't take no for an answer, then do what you can to defend yourself. Even if it means punching a chick in the face. It beats being sexually assaulted.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 06:46 AM
0	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people You don't see the irony in that statement at all, do you?	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 06:37 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I think that pretty much covers it, yeah. I've been talking to the guy for over a day now. He's either a very good troll or has the emotional and intellectual capacity of a grapefruit.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 06:36 AM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I actually support mens rights a whole heartidly. I just feel reluctant to follow this subreddit on a regular basis because there is a lot of blatant anti-female sentiment (like this thread) and I don't make any effort to hide the fact that I consider myself to be a feminist- which also doesn't go well here. When I first checked this subreddit out, I was somewhat horrified by some of the threads that were at the top of the page- but as time went on and I stopped by here more, and read a lot less…	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 06:30 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I'm not proving anything. You seem to think that by saying that I am proving something or doing something, that you will make it actually true. If anyone here is guilty of making repeated logical fallacies, it's you.	/r/MensRights	28/11/09 02:44 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Aww, I thought you'd had enough of me and weren't going to talk to me anymore? You just have to have the last word, don't you? You aren't really explaining anything though, because you're completely off the mark. Talking to you is like talking to a crazy homeless person ranting about the impending apocalypse. It makes perfect sense to you but is jibberish to everyone else.	/r/MensRights	27/11/09 08:13 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people That's a logical fallacy too, known as the Tu Quoue fallacy. Speaking a language is a logical fallacy? I am really beginning to wonder if you know what a "logical fallacy" actually is, or if it's something you just keep repeating because you hear grownups say it.	/r/MensRights	27/11/09 04:50 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people "Feminazi"? Alrighty, Rush Jr. Talk to me again when you learn to think for yourself. I really get sick of seeing this term, but I think "sheeple" really applies here. Go watch Fox News and let the actual adults talk.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 11:33 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I think most people I converse with would disagree with that. I get this impression because they continue to converse with me on a regular and consistent basis. You, on the other hand, seem incapable of adding anything worthwhile to a conversation and are either a troll, or just someone with terrible social skills, or maybe both.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 12:56 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I'm female.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 05:31 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people You're insane. I've read over your other posts. You're fucking crazy and need psychiatric help. Immediately. If anyone should be embarrassed, it should be you.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 05:28 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people You're full of hate, but you have no legitimate target for it except yourself. Projecting much? I don't think anyone really has any idea what the hell you are talking about other than yourself. I established my point with fully documented sources. Because a wikipedia article on some lesser known meme is a completely legitimate source to prove... what are you trying to prove again? Oh, that's right, you're just going on a crazy, nonsensical, paranoid rant. You can't target the OP -- he's perfectl…	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 04:09 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people How am I attacking myself?	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 03:13 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Why?	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 02:34 AM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I did read it. And you are wrong. I know it's hard for you to believe that your ideas aren't infallible, but that's not my problem.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 02:15 AM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Sorry, wrong screen name. My apologies. My blood sugar was low, I hadn't eaten in about 20 hours. But I just ate a big bowl out of clam chowder, so, crisis averted. But yeah, I agree with you.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 02:14 AM
4	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I like phalluses, but I still fail to see the "logical fallacy" in my observation. Sure, it's an anecdotal observation, but usually in my experience, men like you who bitch and moan about how evil women are only get the women who are shallow dirtbags, because only a shallow dirtbag would be willing to listen to someone like you bitch and moan about how evil every member of their gender is.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 01:58 AM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people If you say so. Most women in 3rd world countries are indoctrinated by religion from the time they are born to be dependent and submissive to men. Sure, they aren't entitled brats (not all western women are entitled brats either). They're just empty and selfless and have no motivations of their own, and they're definitely very dependent on others. Hence why so many end up as mail-order brides.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 01:56 AM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I know what you are saying and I was agreeing (though I perhaps could have illustrated that better). It's just that so often on both the sides, the feminists and the MRAs have this idea that "women are superior" or "men are superior" when we're all just people and we should be able to be proud of who and what we are. Of course, you've done an excellent job of making plenty of other posts implying that men are superior. You are not.	/r/MensRights	26/11/09 01:51 AM
7	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people No, actually I don't. You're a dick and I understand why the only women who want to be around you are either insane or emotionally vapid. No sane woman would waste her time with someone as misogynistic as you. It's just a never ending cycle.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 07:14 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Ah, fair enough.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:57 PM
3	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Obviously you don't know any women without the emotional acuity of a turnip. I suggest that you chose your friends more wisely and stop whining. You sound pathetic and bitter. No wonder none of the good women want to be around you.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:55 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people In other words, find a nice, submissive woman from another country? God forbid a woman can actually think/fend for herself.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:50 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people No, it would still have been bullshit. I'm a human being, not a fucking princess. I want to be recognized for my skills and abilities, not for my tits, vagina, and pretty, made-up face. So take your misconceptions and shove them.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:47 PM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people Men are great, but men are not "better" or "worse" than women. You're just evolved and socialized differently.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:44 PM
1	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people This! This! This! If you're becoming disillusioned, go do something else! You aren't going to be helping anyone if you begin to believe that literally all women are drama seeking, self centered, attention whores. Go read a book and get off the internet for a while.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:35 PM
2	I'v come to the conclusion that most women are not good people I've never seen anyone misunderstand that term. Given the time period it originated from, I always assumed that everyone knew that "fair" was frequently used in reference to physical appearance. But a lot of people are stupid, so I guess I should have known better. Human beings are rarely "fair" in the moralistic sense.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 06:33 PM
2	Lawyergirls hates's Mensrights so much she visits it just to downmod everything Which is really fucking irritating, I might add. I don't appreciate having the name of a perfectly valid movement that I ascribe to dragged through the mud just so someone can have an excuse to exercise their anti-male angst.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 05:12 AM
1	Think men are the unfaithful sex? A study shows WOMEN are the biggest cheats - they're just better at lying about it I think it's pretty safe to say that when your woman goes out with the girls, she'll at least be making out with a guy if not sucking his dick. Yeah, because we're totally all roving whores with no self control. Oral sex is sex. Kissing is still cheating, and I have higher moral standards than a rat in heat. Just because the women you know are stupid cunts is no reason to try to drag the rest of us down to their level.	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 05:00 AM
1	Think men are the unfaithful sex? A study shows WOMEN are the biggest cheats - they're just better at lying about it Society is filled with all kinds of myths we believe because they make life easier or more pleasant. Monogamy in humans is one of those myths. Well the fact that the concept of monogamy exists at all, and that people honestly do practice it seems to indicate that it's not quite so black an white as "monogamy is a myth".	/r/MensRights	24/11/09 04:58 AM
1	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Perhaps, but any fight worth fighting takes sacrifice. You can't just take all of your toys and go home just because other people aren't playing fairly.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 09:02 PM
3	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... "I've never been married." We can all understand the reason, now be good chubikins and go away. So I guess your ex was fat and still didn't want you? You must be a real piece of work. What's it like, feeling so miserable and rejected?	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 08:44 PM
3	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... ROFLMFAO!!! Call your x husband, fix him a nice dinner, buy him an expensive present, and tell him you now realize what a bitch you have been to him and your other husbands. Gee, let me guess, your wife left you and now you think you have the right to hate all women because of it. What a pathetic existence you must lead, reliving that over and over again with every female you encounter. You can't see us as human beings, you see us all as her. Get help. He won't come back, because the die is cast…	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 08:31 PM
3	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Go feel sorry for yourself somewhere else, I'm not giving you the pity party you want.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 08:16 PM
2	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... No, not you. But it is a pretty commonly expressed idea.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 07:13 PM
2	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... So you don't see any hypocrisy there at all? It's ok for men to hate all women for the actions of one women, but not ok for women to hate all men for the actions of one man? Personally, I find it to be completely wrong to hate an entire group of people for the actions of one of their members, regardless of gender. Obviously you're to bitter to see this rationally though.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 07:12 PM
2	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Absolutely. They need to have a close eye kept on them. But I was just saying, not all feminists are that insane, nor are all MRAs as insane as some of their more, shall we say, eccentric representatives?	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:58 PM
1	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Just because a crazy person can get a bunch of followers together, doesn't mean that the rest of the world agrees with them too.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:34 PM
3	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Way to break down the stereotypes against MRAs. Good work, hero.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:24 PM
1	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... And Hitler was pretty popular too.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:24 PM
1	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... So because one woman beats you, it's ok to bitch about and belittle the entire gender? What do you have to say for female rape victims who consider all men to be rapists?	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:23 PM
3	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Being the bigger person just makes the other person look insane and irrational. It's pretty effective.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:21 PM
1	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... This and this exactly.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:19 PM
8	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... But why is it so much about diminishing the views of the other side instead of enhancing public support of your own views? I understand what you try to do, but it often comes across as being quite petty. Isn't it better to be the bigger person against these insane radical feminists? I know as a (non radical) feminist myself, I don't waste my time pointing out every indiscretion committed by a man. Because I know that most men are still good people who don't do that type of shit. I absolutely agr…	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:16 PM
4	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... I wish I could upvote you more. If more MRAs (and feminists for that matter) felt this way, a lot more would get accomplished. The human race will get nowhere if we dividing ourselves down gender lines. The truth is that both males and females, since the beginning of our species, have committed so many atrocities that it would be impossible to even record them all. But no matter how many MRA's think that women are out to steal their money/force them to impregnate them/keep their children from th…	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 06:09 PM
2	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... I don't really follow this subreddit much for that very reason. I'm not really a men's rights activist either (I'm more of an /r/TwoX kind of girl), but I do support gender-equality whole heartidly to any extent possible. Unfortunately, every time I've stopped by this reddit, I haven't really seen much about advancing against discrimination and stereotypes against the male population- but mostly people railing against crazy feminist bloggers that most normal feminists also think are completely i…	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 05:59 PM
3	As long as it’s being perpetrated by powerful, handsome and compelling men, can misogyny be overlooked? wanna bet?	/r/MensRights	30/10/09 02:57 PM
1	13 signs he's dating a loser Fair enough.	/r/MensRights	16/10/09 12:59 AM
1	13 signs he's dating a loser What do you consider "being treated like a lady" to be exactly and why do you put so much emphasis. I really agreed with the rest of the post except for that (and perhaps the drinking a lot of alcohol, but that's subjective). I could be taking this completly out of context, but from what I gather you mean by that, I would much rather be treated like my partner's equal than like a lady and placed on some kind of pedestal. Don't put the pussy on a pedestal! We're just humans too!	/r/MensRights	13/10/09 08:01 PM
1	Modern Marriage is a Fraud I know, right?	/r/MensRights	11/10/09 08:10 PM
2	Modern Marriage is a Fraud Also, depending on where you live/work, it isn't uncommon to go an entire night without receiving a call.	/r/MensRights	11/10/09 06:11 AM
1	Modern Marriage is a Fraud No, crazy shit can happen during any time of the day on any duty shift. I suggest that you go contact your local EMS agency and ask about doing a ride along- with a female EMT. You will most likely gain a better understanding.	/r/MensRights	11/10/09 06:08 AM
2	Modern Marriage is a Fraud Being a (female) EMT on a Saturday night kicks ass! But I wonder how you would react to someone who was decapitated by their windshield? Or perhaps a small child with head trauma and their skull exposed? Or someone vomiting all over you and shitting themselves? Or someone who has had a limb ripped off? Or... well the list can go on and on. I get the impression that you would just shake and vomit like the pansy that you are.	/r/MensRights	11/10/09 06:07 AM
20	"Castrate men who play or watch football" - nutty feminist I consider myself to be a feminist, but it is things like this that makes me almost ashamed to admit that in public. I really hate that I get associated with these nutjobs by default. I just want to remind everyone here that not all feminists think like this. I love men (and not just for sexual reasons). I support the idea of making our society as egalitarian as possible, which includes improving rights and conditions for my male counterparts as well as my fellow females. I care about human bein…	/r/MensRights	11/09/09 11:46 AM
1	To illustrate the inequity in how false rape claims are treated, we've rewritten a news story Well, in all honestly, I don't see why the distinction is being made here only for false rape accusations. There are worse things to be falsely accused/convicted of (murder, for instance). Why the focus on this? Men's rights reddit seems to be full of rape. I have been falsely accused of a hate crime in court as an adolescent. Though i never faced any legal repercussions from it, it severely effected me and I caught a LOT of flack over it. My reputation was severely damaged. I've also been sexua…	/r/MensRights	07/08/09 07:41 AM
0	UK Gov plans to teach 5 year old boys "that they must not beat their partners or any other female". So it's thw old never hit a girl thing with government backing. Don't rely so much on dating magazines for you understanding of human sexual dichotomy. Its a lot more complicated than you make it out to be.	/r/MensRights	06/08/09 06:31 PM
1	To illustrate the inequity in how false rape claims are treated, we've rewritten a news story Assuming you're correct, and that history is simply a collage of men mistreating women, I don't see how that validates mistreating men now. That's utterly callous and completely illogical. I didn't say it validated anything, I just said that that's the way it is because most of the societies in the world are patriarchial. It isn't just men mistreating women, its also men mistreating men. Men mistreating children, men mistreating the elderly and racial minorities, because it was typically men who…	/r/MensRights	06/08/09 06:18 PM
1	To illustrate the inequity in how false rape claims are treated, we've rewritten a news story No, the collective of men over the history of human civilization have made their proverbial beds through thousands of years of abusing and mistreating women. Now, unfortunately, as we become more enlightened, more and more innocent people have to suffer. With the increase of provisions given to protect women against violence (and rightfully so), the stigma against criminal acts such are rape or domestic abuse has become greater, and innocent people are still harmed by it. All the same, I feel th…	/r/MensRights	06/08/09 02:42 AM