deletedFalco Archive

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20	Misandry wiki page image Their reasoning is that it is easy to use selective citation of primary sources to convey a false point of view, like if an atheist tells a christian "your own bible says that 'there is no God'", which is a true citation in the worst possible way, removing all the context before and after these 4 words. They kinda ignore that is even easier to do that using secondary sources, giving that the secondary source can just ignore primary sources that goes against what they want (but if they allowed, c…	/r/MensRights	19/08/24 03:19 PM
73	Misandry wiki page image What you describe is considered by wikipedia as a feature, not a bug. Their own rules do not allow for primary sources, so any law showing discrimination need to be cited by some media outlet that they approve before going to wikipedia. It can become difficult for people to correct factual things, like peoples birth dates, because a birth certificate is not allowed but a journalist telling you the the birthday of the person is.	/r/MensRights	19/08/24 01:54 PM
11	Often overlooked is that for most of recorded history the vast majority of men did not have the right to vote either https://www.tse.jus.br/comunicacao/noticias/2019/Dezembro/e-maior-de-18-anos-e-nao-possui-titulo-de-eleitor-saiba-como-fazer-para-emitir-a-1a-via-do-documento Sure, brazilian article for the superior electoral tribunal, the federal governing body regarding elections in Brazil, explaining what do you need to get your voter id (título de eleitor). Site in PT-BR obviously but easily translatable using google, look for documentation.	/r/MensRights	13/06/24 06:55 PM
20	Often overlooked is that for most of recorded history the vast majority of men did not have the right to vote either Yeah, if you try to search for this issue you will find and endless stream of stuff saying that in Brazil you can vote "regardless of gender", including the constitution. But in practice, if you are a 18yo+ male trying to get you voter id, you MUST provide proof of military service registration before getting your voting id, something that females don't need, making it a de facto male requirement and, in my opinion, breaking the constitution. You can even find people saying this is just an admin…	/r/MensRights	13/06/24 04:40 PM
62	Often overlooked is that for most of recorded history the vast majority of men did not have the right to vote either I would like a redo of this graph being more truthful... Here in Brazil for example you need to be in one of three conditions to be eligible to get your voter id (voting is mandatory after you get your voter id): more than 16 and less than 18 years old (not mandatory) 18yo or more + is a woman (mandatory) 18yo or more + registration to the military service (mandatory) There is no "you can vote because you are a man", just "you can vote because you are part of the military". Yes, every male need …	/r/MensRights	13/06/24 01:06 PM
3	Argentina: ‘All feminists are under attack’: ultra-right threat in Milei’s Argentina forces writer into exile. While you are right that libertarianism is extreme pro-freedom, even the libertarian party does not have a hard stance on abortion people that does not see the fetus as a baby usually have the right of bodily autonomy of the woman as the most important thing on the issue people that see as an actual life usually see the right to life of the baby as the most important another thing to keep in mind is that having the freedom to do what you want does not mean you should not take responsibility for …	/r/MensRights	18/01/24 04:10 PM
83	women don't congratulate men on men's international day, so why should i on women's international day? "you forgot to wish me quite a few 'happy mens day' then"	/r/MensRights	08/03/23 01:53 PM
120	This article about a pedophile who raped 2 toddlers, one boy and one girl, refers to the girl’s rape as rape, and the boy’s as sexual assault. They misspelled rape, but that’s what it meant. Because males can’t be raped. Source in comments. Boy oh boy, story time: When I still used facebook a girl in my friendslist posted some article citing something about woman being the victims of 93% of rapes I replied saying that that number was ridiculous and probably did not take several factors in account like prisons She replied that it was a real statistic by the police Then I decided to take a closer look and dig out the study that the article cited... Turns out the actual number came from the hospitals, they are required by law to repor…	/r/MensRights	18/12/21 08:12 PM
56	Police wrongfully murder the victim, the father who was being attacked with a knife. They instantly assumed the woman was the victim as they always do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duluth_model The really short version is: (All) Men are strong and violent; (All) Women are vulnerable; Therefore any domestic violence case has a male perpetrator and a female victim. Used by law enforcement all over the US	/r/MensRights	04/11/21 08:50 PM
18	UK: Abusive wife is caught climbing over the wall to attack her ex and his new girlfriend in bed - after her 6ft3 husband was continually arrested because police didn't believe HE was the victim I don't know how much mainstream acceptance would convince you, but here is an article from The Guardian: "Women do of course commit homicide offences, but nearly always the victim is a relative and the crime was committed against the backdrop of an abusive relationship or depressive mindset. All homicides are heinous crimes but the types of homicides committed by women rarely involve random victims and hence do not engender community fear." There are similar articles in other feminist leaning m…	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 07:34 PM
5	Speaks for itself in the article How is that written? Because in most countries (and Canada is probably included here) the population is 51/49 in favor of women...	/r/MensRights	24/05/18 04:08 AM
22	Japanese men in their twenties want male-only train cars to avoid false accusations of sexual harassment. Japan have a more than 99% conviction rate... what is the chance that almost everyone that goes to trial is guilty?	/r/MensRights	21/10/17 01:00 PM
3	Why we tell you not to cohabitate with a woman you aren't married to. I don't know how this works in the US, but in some countries if you have a LTR and is living together for some time, the law consideres it almost like a marriage and if you broke up with her you could own money to her because "you made it during the relationship and therefore both are entitled to it"... This is enough to not do it	/r/TheRedPill	15/12/16 02:21 AM
1	University denies second Yiannopoulos visit - The DePaulia: "it is the opinion of the university that “Mr. Yiannopoulos’ words and behavior contained inflammatory-speech" I don't really agree nor disagree with milo on his trans instance, I just think that more research on this subject should be done, but for some reason no one is doing that... Why? And his position on gay is that is a sum of nature and nurture and I agree with him here... Everyfuckingbehavior is biology+social, why homosexuality is seen as pure biology? Just because before was considered pure social by the religious puritans? Two wrongs don't make one right	/r/MensRights	10/07/16 04:55 PM
5	I was banned from r/feminism for posting a link to the dictionary I did something similar once on facebook... A feminist friend reposted some feminist post about "the dictionary [they actually used the name of a famous dictionary in my country] says feminism is the equality between the genders, therefore feminism want equality for man too". And I put a link to the actual dictionary they are saying they are citing, where it states that feminism is just trying to get "the rigths of woman to be equal of the rigths of man", and stated that the word she wants to us…	/r/MensRights	27/05/16 08:42 AM
7	If you're still debating swallowing the pill, I'm sure a trip to the mensrights sub will change your mind. Assumption #1: Women are the only victims of domestic abuse. Assumption #2 - Men are always the abusers This is called the Duluth Model, it's used in basically every western nation to create new laws and in how to persecute people in court. In Brazil we got a domestic violence law that only women can be victims and only men can be perpetrators, and recently we aproved a new law that makes homicide of women worse than of men: the femicide law (even Brazil having 14 times more male victims of homi…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/16 02:07 AM
4	[Humor] Cosmofeminist magazine cover C'mon now.... woman having sex with woman is empowering, if she is having sex with a man, regardless of consent, she is being raped, everyone knows that... Get your facts STRAIGHT... Or... or not... I don't know anymore...	/r/MensRights	19/05/16 07:01 PM