dwm1129 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	My problem with the Menrights movement.		dwm1129	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 06:59 PM
0	Why does MensRights have only 5000 subscribers while many, many other subreddits have hundreds of thousands of subscribers?		dwm1129	/r/MensRights	01/07/09 06:02 PM

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1	“I didn’t get married for this,” she whimpered, “Do you know I have to take the subway now?”. "We had three bottles of red at a meagre $60 (£36.50) each." - How hedge fund wives are learning to 'cope' What does this have to do with mensrights?	/r/MensRights	06/07/09 04:30 PM
0	Why does MensRights have only 5000 subscribers while many, many other subreddits have hundreds of thousands of subscribers? With reddit's demographic and the validity of MensRights why is it not a top 10 subbreddit? Why are there so many other reddits with way more subscribers? There are many other subreddits that have been around the same amount of time yet have many more subscribers. I thought if people really cared about men this post would of had way more discussion since this is obviously a problem. Instead it's downvoted and ignored.	/r/MensRights	04/07/09 05:44 PM
1	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.'" Maybe their should be a subreddit for "bitches" and you guys can go over there. Mensrights should be for equality, which is what you guys preach that it is about, but in reality it's a women hating fest. When a man comes in here, he is appaled by all of the women hating and he wants nothing to do with this topic, that's why you only have 5000 subscribers! Your hatred of women gets in the way of you wanting to help out men. You are doing just as much to help out mensrights as feminists. Why are y…	/r/MensRights	04/07/09 04:00 PM
-1	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.'" I see men calling women that a lot around here, I just figured that any women he disagrees with he probably thinks is or calls a bitch. The second time was a typo.	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 08:42 PM
0	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.'" Killing women is approved of in here.	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 07:14 PM
-1	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.'" You do realize you sound completely insane. If he kills his ex, a person is dead, he's in jail and his wife is without a husband. What a great alternative. Yes in extreme circumstance child support and alimony does seem to go against the 13th amendment but killing people is not the solution. The thing that is interesting is the judge is just as responsible if not more responsible for this man's situation. Yet, you because of your hatred of women thinks the "bitch" should get it in a woodchopper.…	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 07:01 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.'" So you seriously think this women should be killed?	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 05:29 PM
-5	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.'" How about the judge? The system? Why do you call women bitches? Why does this women deserve to die?	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 04:27 PM
0	Why does MensRights have only 5000 subscribers while many, many other subreddits have hundreds of thousands of subscribers? I'm with ya, what are you thinking of? :)	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 01:07 AM
-2	Why does MensRights have only 5000 subscribers while many, many other subreddits have hundreds of thousands of subscribers? Is this not a valid point? Why is this getting down votes?	/r/MensRights	02/07/09 01:06 AM
-1	Why does MensRights have only 5000 subscribers while many, many other subreddits have hundreds of thousands of subscribers? Reddit is populated by mostly younger men, with this demographic it should be the highest populated subreddit. Yet, it's always the same few people posting here. Everyone sees the articles, why do they not care? Why aren't more men involved here?	/r/MensRights	01/07/09 06:21 PM
1	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. You are more concerned about "winning" than furthering any kind of discussion. I post here because I enjoy learning from opposing viewpoints from people within the same cause. Why do you post here?	/r/MensRights	30/06/09 03:56 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. What? You never addressed anything I said in this thread at all and you call me a troll? Why did you get so pissy we were just having a conversation?	/r/MensRights	30/06/09 03:51 PM
2	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. "Feminists joke about castrating men all the time. Whats your point?"	/r/MensRights	29/06/09 08:46 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. If your friend steals $20 it doesn't make it right for you to do the same. The Muslim Women of Ontario is an orginized group speaking out on womens right's in the muslim community. They are independant women who make their own choices and they choose to wear a hijab. How is my last point clutching at straws. These women would protest if they were not able to wear what they wanted ( a hijab) it is part of their faith. It shows respect and modesty. Now I'm sure there are women who are forced to we…	/r/MensRights	29/06/09 04:07 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. I don't think we are on the same page here. You are saying that Feminists and Islamists have the same goal, that of breaking down western society and even though they aren't on the same team, they are fellow travelers and look at one another with a certain level of respect, as they share the same goal. I said isn't that like white power militia groups looking towards the black panthers with respect and solidarity as they share the same goal. What your saying sounds like Rush Limbaugh or somethin…	/r/MensRights	29/06/09 03:57 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. Explain to me how it is a stupid comparison. I really do not see how it is, it seems like a legitimate parallel to me. Two radical groups with similar goals, but radically different ideologies.	/r/MensRights	28/06/09 11:22 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. Isn't that like white power militia groups seeing the black panthers as travelers in their war to break down the US Gov.?	/r/MensRights	28/06/09 11:06 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. Activists can actually do something about cracking down on prostitution in Cambodia, can't really do anything against an oppressive regime like Iran. When are the Islamists coming for me? I just want to be ready, has Glenn Beck told you yet? Why would you choose your words like that about beating women and expect to be taken seriously? Misogyny like that is what is hurting the mensrigts movement.	/r/MensRights	28/06/09 11:03 PM
0	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. Doesn't something seem off about three men demanding what women should wear, while joking around about beating feminists with a stick? So how many of those Muslim Women of Ontario where wearing hijabs? Wearing a hijab or even a burka is not even remotely on the same level as having Sharia tribunals. These women are in Canada and are free to voice there opinion against this and yet still choose to wear a hijab.	/r/MensRights	28/06/09 10:55 PM
1	Pat Condell tears into feminists for their silence over Islam. "he is tearing into feminists with a stick that we should all be beating them with." Really? Do you have any tact at all or do you enjoy poking fun at abuse? Isn't banning the burka to free women from Islam about the same as fundamentalist's wanting to ban gay marriage for the sake of preserving marriage? Shouldn't we stay out of other peoples business? Western feminist do a lot to try and help women all over the world, maybe you should look into what they do. I really just think they have more …	/r/MensRights	28/06/09 05:52 PM
1	The False Rape Society: Affirmative action for boys in education is necessary Instead of giving handouts to the unqualified, why not work on the root of the problem? But, proposing measures like this might not be a bad way to spread the message of this problem.	/r/MensRights	25/06/09 05:34 PM
0	Few believe women should be compelled to bear and raise children from a criminal act such as rape. Yet numerous courts have ruled that boys must be held responsible for children they involuntarily fathered in their early teens as a result of a criminal act--statutory rape by an adult woman. I disagree with the premise. I think many in the US think women should be compelled to raise a child no matter what.	/r/MensRights	19/06/09 01:38 AM
1	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. My deal is I guess I feel like men on this subreddit are more than ready to blame feminism for their problems but don't look at why feminism was even needed in the first place. I see a lack of accountability and responsibility for the way things currently are. We all have had a role in this problem, yet it bothers me when all I see is attacks on feminism. That's the angle I see things from. I know you aren't blaming feminism or women solely but I feel like others are. I think we both are fightin…	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 04:05 PM
1	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. I agree. I think there are a lot of factors but the ones I always hear of are feminism. Why the anger towards women and not towards society, technology or maybe ever men. Don't you think we are partly to blame for our current state? It only takes a few men to rape women to make women scared and fearful of all men. Treating women like second class citizens eventually made them a little angry and resentful, why is this never discussed? Why is there more often than not a undertone of female bashing…	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 03:08 PM
1	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. Stories being posted daily does not correlate to a mass of sexual harassment suits. If you are outside the work place the worst that's going to happen is she'll reject you and walk away. If your in the work place you have to tread a little more careful. I think this is where social skills and knowing what's appropriate comes in to play. I have said and seen far worse things said to women. I'm not saying sexual harassment suits don't happened but there rare. Women like the same things as men, the…	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 02:58 PM
2	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. As a man this is why it's hard for me to get behind the mensrights movement. It's seems like the supporters are whiny victims who take their anger out on women. Which is a major reason I can guarantee you are being downvoted. There are a couple people on here who are cool, but most just have a victim complex. And frankly reading this thread makes me sad for these guys that are too scared to approach women or talk to them out of fear. Who cares what you think they think of you. Just do it. It's n…	/r/MensRights	17/06/09 09:42 PM
-5	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. Maybe it's that a lot of people have lost social skills because they spend their time online or playing video games and they have no idea how to pick women up anymore. It's funny how people here are making something that is the fault of technology the fault of women.	/r/MensRights	17/06/09 09:28 PM
2	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist I'm speaking in a more general sense. There are more people and more money behind breast cancer awareness.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 08:38 PM
3	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist What are some female centric events that are big with the public like the NBA or MLB? Breast cancer receives more attention than any other kinds of cancers, because they have stronger lobbying, this includes many other cancers that affect women. I don't think prostate cancer is being denied attention, the breast cancer lobby has just been stronger and women are more open to talk about it than men are about their prostate. I think prostate cancer is receiving more and more attention though and me…	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 08:24 PM
1	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist What am I missing about what's in question?	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 06:42 PM
5	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist The MLB really makes a big deal out of it. http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/events/fathersday /index_08.jsp http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/article/58508 "... such as having a father/son catch on your favorite local MLB diamond." I guess mom's not welcome. I can't find a father's day run but this is just the same. You have Macy's and the MLB making a huge deal out of it.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 06:28 PM
4	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist The Prostate Cancer Foundation has been working with MLB for 12 years.	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 06:05 PM
5	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist For the Astros: "(JUNE 17) FATHER'S DAY 6TH INNING STRETCH: Major League Baseball has partnered up with the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) and Gillette to bring baseball fans the 6th inning stretch. All games played on Father's Day will celebrate the 6th inning stretch to promote awareness of prostate cancer." http://mlb.mlb.com/content/printer_friendly/hou/y2007/m06/d08/c2013918.jsp For the A's http://www.yardbarker.com/mlb/articles/MLB_Adds_Charity_Running_Events_to_All_Star_Festivities/6178…	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 05:50 PM
0	Man called sleazy for acting like a Feminist Maybe he could of just waited till the FATHERS DAY promotion!	/r/MensRights	16/06/09 03:40 PM
3	My problem with the Menrights movement. I hear you on the concept of feminism gone to far. I've never liked the idea of being united against another group of people. Thanks for the link to Farrell. I'm going to read up on some of his ideas. What do you think of the idea that men and women are just different? That they will never be equal, women have things they excel in and men do as well. Women have things they will never have equality in and so do men. I think that's just the way our society is. However I see no reason why legally t…	/r/MensRights	12/06/09 01:42 AM
-1	My problem with the Menrights movement. Why is the men's movement not successful and the feminist movement was/is? The mensrights movement is all over the place, what are the specific goals you guys have? What specific laws do want changed? All other civil rights groups had very specific things they were fighting for. I think that may be another problem. Men shoulder more responsibility in our society. Women want the same responsibility and equality, yet they will never receive it because men and women aren't equal. Which isn't bad we…	/r/MensRights	12/06/09 01:30 AM
0	My problem with the Menrights movement. I completely agree and believe you that if I asked that question I would be laughed at or worse. I wasn't specifically meaning you but the mensright movement as a whole. I was meaning I think we could be better than being so divisive and just because another group does it doesn't mean we should have to.	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 09:47 PM
-1	My problem with the Menrights movement. Women's rights movements never had to operate that way, because society already viewed them as an oppressed group that needed liberation. Look at how men are viewed for the most part in society the idea of mensrights makes most people laugh, because it doesn't even cross their mind that men have these problems. I think this issue has to be approached from different perspective than other groups have approached theirs. It's a unique situation and I don't think it will be successful if it continue…	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 09:27 PM
-2	My problem with the Menrights movement. Don't you want to be better than that? The response I always see on here is, "but women do this and that". Do you have an answer for the question or do women have it made today?	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 08:07 PM
2	NO! Plenty of women I know aren't "natural" parents either. Doesn't mean that all women are bad parents, I think men are just as capable of raising children. I was a stay at home Dad for a long time and felt I did a great job of being nurturing and raising my kids just as well as my wife would of.	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 07:18 PM
2	My problem with the Menrights movement. I have been thinking about the MensRights movement for a few days and trying to figure out why it bothers me even though I believe we face many problems in society and that men are treated unfairly on many, many issues. 1.) I think alot of you of see problems men have and blame women for them. If you don't, that is the overall feeling people get. Who wants to get behind a movement that blames another group of people for their problems? The women bashing is very polarizing and you guys don't real…	/r/MensRights	11/06/09 07:00 PM
1	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. 1.) The board might be covering their ass due to their inaction on the matter, so instead of of removing her license and admitting they were not on top of matters they say she did no wrong and neither did they. She might have many allies on the board. 2.) I agree their is a double standard for sentencing and prosecution. There are no facts to support this case is one of them. It might be but there are other valid reasons. 3.) Institutional sexism still stems from the fact the women are weighted …	/r/MensRights	09/06/09 07:48 PM
-2	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. I don't have time to counter all of this. For the record I don't think Summers should have been fired, wrong to say that and I defiantly think the woman should have been fired and prosecuted for manslaughter. My major point is the mensrights subreddit is full of cases that aren't mensrights cases and it makes mensrights lose validity. It makes the mensrights people come across as whiny victims that are looking for an excuse as to why they feel the world is against them or as an avenue to demoniz…	/r/MensRights	06/06/09 04:27 PM
-2	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. Yes! Never let facts or valid opinions influence your stance, always have some small pedantic attack. The mensrights group is very much like the christian population.	/r/MensRights	05/06/09 09:48 PM
-6	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. What do you feel I'm missing here?	/r/MensRights	05/06/09 06:42 PM
-5	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. Well when he's implying their not as smart it's very wrong.	/r/MensRights	05/06/09 06:22 PM
-4	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. It wasn't because she was a women, your jumping to conclusions, there might be many reasons she kept her license. You have no facts to support your case that she received no punishment just because she was a woman. I agree that many times men are punished unfairly and have our lives ruined by false accusations of sexual assault. Your pulling at straws to make this a Mensrights case, and thereby making the whole issue of Mensrights seemed contrived when in fact it's very valid. As far as women in…	/r/MensRights	05/06/09 05:58 PM
-9	Suicidal man with history of abuse attends psychiatrist. She tries to convince him "he was her child, writing him reams of graphically detailed pornographic and sadomasochistic fantasies and then engaging in sex with him". He kills himself. Board refuses to suspend her license. Men are so discriminated against! She only kept her license because she's a woman! A man would never do this, woman are evil! I'm a moron!	/r/MensRights	05/06/09 03:46 PM
1	Woman guilty of Commuter rage: Tossed coffee burns male teacher on way to work Your headline is confusing. You need to get over your hatred of women, this is not a case of a man being discriminated against.	/r/MensRights	02/06/09 03:30 PM
1	Cheating husband stoned to death in Iran Your complaining about mens rights in Iran? What's next, the unfair drug laws in Amsterdam? Three of the last five people to be stoned were women, so it's not even a mens right issue but one of humanity.	/r/MensRights	05/05/09 05:46 PM