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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
38	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead.		codepoet	/r/MensRights	28/02/10 09:28 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead. It should be normal. I live in the Southern US and it's not normal for women to get the door for men. It does happen but it's not the norm by any measure. And to reiterate: she got the door. She wasn't leaving and then just held it. She actively sought to help in a situation where I could have probably just gone on through with a little fight. I bring it up only to temper the misogynists. :)	/r/MensRights	02/03/10 04:10 AM
3	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead. Hard to tell in this subreddit sometimes.	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 06:43 AM
1	Real men marry women Why is this here?	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 05:03 AM
15	Does anyone else think this needs to be changed? (NSFWish?) Most common. Not accurate. They're all accurate; they're sorted by popularity of usage.	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 05:02 AM
7	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead. So because someone was nice you'll go from a grump to an asshole? Wow.	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 03:58 AM
6	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead. Yeeeeah ... not helping. I have a kid and my wife and I love it when folks enjoy his presence as well, as do other parents we know. The point of all of this is to say: some people don't suck.	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 03:57 AM
11	To temper the mood a bit: a mother with young children just got the door for me, instead. Absolutely. Whoever needs it, gets it. It's just what you do.	/r/MensRights	01/03/10 03:55 AM
20	The Child Support Agency has accused a 22-year-old man of being the father of a 15-year-old boy. What state am I avoiding, may I ask?	/r/MensRights	22/02/10 05:07 AM
7	female considers all men predators, and thanks them for not acting on their predatory instincts Yet she as much says that's not what her interpretation was. It was that anyone could be and by moving he made it clear he was not. Chill out.	/r/MensRights	26/01/10 03:15 PM
1	Men's Rights. A place for men to be men. No apologies. I'm male. I find your statement very funny. It's going to be hard to get anyone to take this subreddit seriously (ever again) if every time things "calm down" some dick goes and posts a "me man! me great!" post and gets all the misogynistic assholes to file in and slam women down. Equality. Look it up.	/r/MensRights	20/01/10 09:07 PM
0	Men's Rights. A place for men to be men. No apologies. It's also good to remember that men wrote much of history and that many great men had a woman behind hm. Men dominate history for many reasons, and not all of them are good. Be proud of what you can do, sure. But I wouldn't touch history in that fashion.	/r/MensRights	20/01/10 01:05 PM
4	Anyone see the preview for the new movie 'Leap Year?' I feel so bad for the female character, because she cheats on her boyfriend and then when he proposes to her, she doesn't know who to chooooooooose!! It's so tragic for her! This belongs in /r/misogyny.	/r/MensRights	18/01/10 04:00 PM
1	Reddit, I need help. She won't stop. Come now; that's not productive.	/r/MensRights	16/01/10 02:27 PM
2	Reddit, I need help. She won't stop. We hate on the crazy ones. If it appears to be all women then I'm sorry for the misrepresentation. Just most women are crazy, not all. ;)	/r/MensRights	16/01/10 02:26 PM
10	Reddit, I need help. She won't stop. You give the men's rights subreddit a bad name. No, I don't. I have opinions based in experience. Had I difference experiences, I would have different opinions. I said as much when I said: I say this not in a "men's rights" capacity but in a "burned by every single one" capacity. As for her level of crazy, I'm sure there was something that made her that crazy. And with every other woman I've known, something's made them as crazy as they were as well. It doesn't make them not-crazy just because t…	/r/MensRights	16/01/10 04:39 AM
6	Reddit, I need help. She won't stop. Female and crazy go hand-in-hand. Hotness just lets them get away with it and get used to getting away with it. I say this not in a "men's rights" capacity but in a "burned by every single one" capacity.	/r/MensRights	15/01/10 10:20 PM
4	Reddit, I need help. She won't stop. Don't post anything or reveal anything that would allow it to happen, either. You want no part of that. Any aid you give, even just passive information, could come around and bite you.	/r/MensRights	15/01/10 10:15 PM
6	Epic paternity fail My wife looked like that at 5 months, so ... no. (The little guy was 10.5 lbs. at birth, though.)	/r/MensRights	09/01/10 03:49 AM
3	Hi men of reddit! I'd really appreciate your considered input on a subreddit I created to discuss comments that are controversial. You mean ... like here? Or the rest of reddit? Or the rest of the Internet? Sites on the Internet exist to categorize the grand flame war.	/r/MensRights	09/01/10 12:20 AM
6	Female Officer Fired for Striking a Male Officer Just because it's posted in MR doesn't mean it's an MR issue.	/r/MensRights	17/12/09 07:10 PM
10	Female Officer Fired for Striking a Male Officer Bingo. Exactly this. If she can hit a coworker without valid cause, I don't want her to have a gun on the streets and potentially run into me. Because you know what? Then you guys (police) would stand behind her, lock step, and the public would never know why I died at her hands, even though all of you would. Stop it from being a bad thing. Protect the people. Get the bitch canned.	/r/MensRights	17/12/09 07:09 PM
6	Female Officer Fired for Striking a Male Officer Or, you know, someone could have witnessed it.	/r/MensRights	17/12/09 07:06 PM
9	Female Officer Fired for Striking a Male Officer That's the question here, more than gender issues. If she's unstable to begin with, she should not be in a high-stress environment with a weapon. I'm kind of surprised she made it in, honestly.	/r/MensRights	17/12/09 07:05 PM
3	Female Officer Fired for Striking a Male Officer Police (I presume) have an ethic that surpasses race and gender. It's also, curiously, the main reason people scream about corruption and buddy-buddy problem. Regardless, that's what comes up here. There will be an expectation that you will all stand up for each other when the shit comes down and it will be hard to say you're doing the right thing when, as you say, it's the holidays and she's a mother. What I'd ask yourself, though, is: is she likely to do this again? Is she a loose cannon that …	/r/MensRights	17/12/09 06:04 PM
1	Feminists argue that "equality" IS feminism. I'm tired of arguing, so I'm taking it at face value. We're all for equality, let's take all of our conversation to the Feminisms subreddit. We're for male-feminism (male equality)! I think you misunderstand the point of this subreddit. If you want to go trolling, have at it, but the level of crazy here is reaching Glenn Beck proportions and needs to cool down.	/r/MensRights	16/12/09 05:32 PM
5	Feminists argue that "equality" IS feminism. I'm tired of arguing, so I'm taking it at face value. We're all for equality, let's take all of our conversation to the Feminisms subreddit. We're for male-feminism (male equality)! The pools are more mixed than you know. And take note, it's pretty clear that each side has rational people and crazies, so please don't judge everyone for the actions of the idiots...	/r/MensRights	16/12/09 05:31 PM
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 Well, it seems to me cryopyre at least tried to link to a source -- you're just making random claims as far as anyone can tell (reasons for taking the test).	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 04:41 PM
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 It's not that simple at all. That is but one aspect of life, and it has nothing to do with how people treat each other (or shouldn't). I could just as easily say, "When women can impregnate themselves without any help from a man (banks count as help), then we'll have equality." It would make the same amount of sense, too.	/r/MensRights	14/12/09 04:39 PM
-2	A female redditor takes 4 months off for maternity leave. She doesn't get the same raise as those who worked all year. Now she wants to sue. How typical. And assholes like you are why we aren't taken seriously.	/r/MensRights	12/12/09 11:08 PM
5	Mom expected God to provide food: made no move to find a job, no effort to scrounge up a meal and watched her 5 children nearly starve Little, other than the ambiguous implication of "this is what happens when the father is accused of something and the kids are taken away and given to crazy women". Kind of random, and not really related.	/r/MensRights	05/12/09 12:36 AM
5	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. Interesting choice of words. Can you be a non-fucking slut? ;) And speaking as a man lightly worried things are swinging too far back to the XX these past few decades, this particular link/discussion has me laughing quite a bit. WIC makes healthy kids. Thank God for it. Be upset over the religious shelters that separate fathers from the mothers and children, or shelters that won't take a father and child. Be upset over divorces that put the dad on the street and still give him some obligation to…	/r/MensRights	27/11/09 09:56 PM
3	They don't even try to hide the bias. (Picture taken at a NY Wegmans supermarket. That's called welfare, and it's around as well.	/r/MensRights	27/11/09 09:51 PM
2	Health Care Bill Passes - So apparently one aspect of the new law is that people are no longer charged higher premiums based on gender. That's fabulous... I didn't say it didn't benefit a participating father. There's no need to go down the road of random statements. And I'm not just thinking of abortion. If the mother refuses to identify the father and wants to give the child up for adoption, the real father has little recourse other than: A lawsuit to get a paternity test done. This is hard because if it's done in utero then there's a miscarriage risk. After birth, the child has been handed over. And you have to establish paternity to... A lawsu…	/r/MensRights	08/11/09 04:48 PM
3	Health Care Bill Passes - So apparently one aspect of the new law is that people are no longer charged higher premiums based on gender. That's fabulous... Most will have an identifiable father, sure. But the idea that the father should share the prenatal fiscal burden without getting any prenatal rights out of it is absurd, and that's where we are now, and where we as a society will be with equalized premiums.	/r/MensRights	08/11/09 04:20 PM
4	Health Care Bill Passes - So apparently one aspect of the new law is that people are no longer charged higher premiums based on gender. That's fabulous... By the same token, women get higher medical rates for being the baby factory. That never ends as long as the organs are in place (they can still hey cancer or infected). So just as one would defend the auto insurance hike based on risk, one can defend the medical one. However, we have seen cause to make them equal so the call to action has begun for and end to gender-based insurance rates in general. The problem will be that we will go from women being three times more expensive to cover medical…	/r/MensRights	08/11/09 02:09 PM
7	Man arrested for being naked in his own home - good commentary I would. Then I'd accuse her of being a peeping Jane. Because she was.	/r/MensRights	06/11/09 08:52 PM
0	Appeals Court Says Swearing in Text Messages Isn’t a Crime : “Fuck u u stupid fuckin girl!,” read one of texts, in part. One of the girl’s friends told police about the texts, leading to the boy’s arrest. He was held four days in juvenile hall. No, it's truth. Individual members of the government are not "the government" as a whole. You're nit-picking.	/r/MensRights	04/11/09 04:00 AM
1	Appeals Court Says Swearing in Text Messages Isn’t a Crime : “Fuck u u stupid fuckin girl!,” read one of texts, in part. One of the girl’s friends told police about the texts, leading to the boy’s arrest. He was held four days in juvenile hall. I don't see how that's a "not really" when I never gave the scenario you used... "We are being oppressed and our freedom is being stolen!" is protected. "The chairman of the Funny Hats Commitee has a large twat and screws large mammals on the weekend!" is not, and I didn't say it was.	/r/MensRights	04/11/09 01:36 AM
3	Appeals Court Says Swearing in Text Messages Isn’t a Crime : “Fuck u u stupid fuckin girl!,” read one of texts, in part. One of the girl’s friends told police about the texts, leading to the boy’s arrest. He was held four days in juvenile hall. The BoR applies to states as well. Laws trickle down. :)	/r/MensRights	03/11/09 04:59 PM
7	Appeals Court Says Swearing in Text Messages Isn’t a Crime : “Fuck u u stupid fuckin girl!,” read one of texts, in part. One of the girl’s friends told police about the texts, leading to the boy’s arrest. He was held four days in juvenile hall. "Freedom of speech" is traditionally interpreted as speech against the government (ie. political).	/r/MensRights	03/11/09 04:59 PM
2	I don't know where to turn. The problem is that F&F agree with her, so either she has a very good reason and has convinced them, or they're scared of her and won't talk on that account (or every last one doesn't want to get in the middle). Generally, when everyone knows and doesn't talk, there's something bad going on.	/r/MensRights	26/10/09 06:11 PM
-10	Court denies woman's request to identify sperm donor so she could claim child support. This. You cease having control of anything once expressed, be it words or man juice. Do you require control? Keep it to yourself.	/r/MensRights	02/10/09 06:18 PM
2	A female friend of mine recently posted a note on Facebook deriding a friend of hers for circumcising their newborn. Definitely worth the read. Good friends meddle. That's what makes them good friends. Bad friends let you make mistake after mistake without comment.	/r/MensRights	31/08/09 02:46 PM
5	See how women respond when they are confronted with the premise of true equality. They were so uncomfortable, they had to delete it. Just so long as you realize that what you're trying to call equality is really adherence to gender roles, sure (man: big, strong, make money; woman: cook, clean, good mommy, spread on demand). Seems to me that's the sort of thing your peers are trying to escape from, though. Seems kind of counter-intuitive to call that any kind of equality.	/r/MensRights	12/08/09 07:29 PM
4	See how women respond when they are confronted with the premise of true equality. They were so uncomfortable, they had to delete it. The damsel in distress thing is extremely beneficial to both genders and can be used for personal as well as interpersonal gain. I love my hero, and I have no desire to be one myself. It is just as beneficial to him as it is to me. So that your imaginary hero would run into a burning building to get you, but you wouldn't do the same ... that's somehow beneficial to you both? Really? Did you read that before you posted it? Does that actually make sense to you?	/r/MensRights	12/08/09 03:11 PM
1	Irlandes on The Way It Was #8: I asked, "What if she has a baseball bat and is smashing a little kid's arms and legs? What is a man supposed to do in such a case?" They were sort of vague. "Well, call for help. Ask her to stop." I finally decided in the truly unlikely event I ever see a woman hitting a baby with a baseball bat, the only real question is will the doctors be able to save what is left of her, and I will take whatever punishment the manginas of the court give me. A bit on the dramatic side, no? I see the point, and yes, if there is cause then man up, but ... a bit dramatic.	/r/MensRights	09/07/09 07:26 PM
1	When food depicts a female bodypart, it's demeaning to women. When food depicts a male bodypart, it's demeaning to women. Men fuck for sport, I suppose. Can you imagine the ratings on that game, though? Bet FOX would air it.	/r/MensRights	08/07/09 07:49 PM
3	Second wife pays most of the household expenses plus the part of his monthly alimony bill he can't cover. "I told [the judge], 'I'm running out of credit cards to borrow on to pay this alimony,'". "The judge's response was, 'Lemme know when you run out of credit cards and I'll put you in jail.'" "Print" Oh, yes.	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 03:23 PM
12	Second wife pays most of the household expenses plus the part of his monthly alimony bill he can't cover. "I told [the judge], 'I'm running out of credit cards to borrow on to pay this alimony,'". "The judge's response was, 'Lemme know when you run out of credit cards and I'll put you in jail.'" ... in your state. Not in MA. In MA the court brings out the big dildo and hides the lube.	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 03:22 PM
-5	Man Killed Shielding Woman, Child Yes, but not the man. I think that's his point.	/r/MensRights	02/03/09 10:36 AM
1	Women don't spend much time thinking about how they treat their husbands I feel this every day...	/r/MensRights	27/12/08 12:03 AM
1	MGTOW: Marriage and children is a natural longing in not just women but men as well. Nature did not intend gender avoidance. Perhaps for you. For me, as long as I can remember, I've wanted a wife, kids, and some way of supporting them. That's about it. I have it, and I'm happy. :)	/r/MensRights	06/12/08 11:49 PM
1	November was basically a radical feminist war dance around the Original Sin of maleness, cheered on by "progressive" media sympathizers. That is certainly an unfortunate image that Reddit associated with this article. :)	/r/MensRights	06/12/08 11:38 PM
3	Hello Kitty Hell - where men are banished for using the wrong toilet paper Like those decorator soaps some idiots put in the bathroom. It's a bathroom. There's soap near the sink. My hands are covered in (something). I'm going to use the soap if there's nothing more appropriate. -sigh- Yeah, been there. And I throw all those damned decorator pillows off the bed and down the hall when I encounter them, too. Crazy people...	/r/MensRights	01/12/08 04:24 AM
2	"I have never forgiven you for the way you looked at me the first time I hit you." May you have an abusive spouse.	/r/MensRights	24/11/08 03:17 PM
1	"I have never forgiven you for the way you looked at me the first time I hit you." Bingo. This, right here. But that's another battle...	/r/MensRights	24/11/08 03:15 PM
1	Tyler DeLeon dehydrated and died at the hands of Carole DeLeon, a woman who led a seemingly ordinary life as a paralegal with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Spokane. As a father in Texas, she'd better be happy she's in Seattle. That's just fucking evil.	/r/MensRights	18/11/08 05:03 AM
3	"When I grow up, I will beat my wife." - Ad campaign on Dallas rapid transit "...with a chicken."	/r/MensRights	28/10/08 02:37 PM
3	11-Year-Old Boy Calls CPS to Save Self from Drunken Mom Bravo to the kid, but what does this have to do with men's rights?	/r/MensRights	08/09/08 11:57 PM
5	Prosecutors were so desperate to convict a teacher of rape that they argued his possession of Harry Potter and Star Wars DVDs constituted a collection of "non-erotic pornography." And people wonder why men don't want to be teachers anymore. Hmm. Let's think...	/r/MensRights	22/08/08 08:09 PM
2	Woman confesses to killing her husband & getting away with it. On national radio. Why, the right to life, of course!	/r/MensRights	08/08/08 11:51 PM