eatdrinkandbemerry80 Archive

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17	Incels: a new study. Furthermore, I find it hard to believe that the things a few criminals said to someone in position of authority in a jail or prison were their own true feelings and beliefs, let alone representative of all "criminals".	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 01:42 AM
3	Incels: a new study. Ok. I don't understand how this changes my argument, though, unless you are saying that identifying as an incel automatically means that person is a rapist who destroys women.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 01:33 AM
1	Incels: a new study. Exactly. It only represents a small amount of women just like the things you generalized about incels only represent a few.	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 01:21 AM
1	Incels: a new study. You are both generalizing a huge group of people based on the worst of the bunch, which is part of what this study was trying to point out. You say "Incels" are racist, misogynistic, rapists etc. and also generalize "Men" as a whole, saying they are "angry about not having sex". The other side generalizes that "feminists" are hostile, sad, jaded, etc. The reality is, most incels and most feminists probably do none of these things, and so generalizing only strengthens the idea that it is us vs th…	/r/MensRights	28/11/23 01:10 AM
11	Intolerance of men is widely acceptable on most subs This is the question I would like to see answered. Substitute "black people" (since you used this example) and see how the statement reads: I'm sorry, are you asking us to risk our safety just to not hurt some black person's feeling? We know it's not all black people, but there's enough no? Instead of worrying that some black people DO these things and trying to suppress those people, you get all pissy and hurt because others are starting to get wary of black people. This is childish at best, us…	/r/MensRights	26/11/23 06:22 PM
1	Why do some women genuinely think men have it MUCH better? That makes sense, and it stinks that guys have to worry about that these days. Any idea why my original comment was downvoted? I don't really care about the votes, I'm just wondering what I said that was "bad". I can be dense sometimes.	/r/MensRights	25/11/23 05:46 AM
1	Why do some women genuinely think men have it MUCH better? Thanks for the reply. So, what makes meeting in person today more risky than it was before online dating existed? I had the impression that the types of crimes someone would run into in a dating situation occurred much more before than now, statistically (genuinely curious- not trying to argue your point- and I also don't believe statistics encompass the whole picture of what's going on, either). My initial thoughts about being able to talk/text first rather than risk meeting someone too soon ar…	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 06:18 PM
3	Why do some women genuinely think men have it MUCH better? You could come up with most any kind of idea- right or wrong- and out of all the people on the planet, there's gonna be some people who believe that. Why are some people flat earthers? Doesn't really matter as long as you as an individual know what you personally find to be true. But, when you say "some", do you mean a lot? A few? Many? Half? Because, just personal experience, the amount of Women who actually think about this topic and vocalize that they think Men have it easier in life are much…	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 10:54 AM
-7	Why do some women genuinely think men have it MUCH better? It's interesting that your conversation immediately focuses on women getting more "matched". I'm old and married, have never been on a dating site, and so I can't say one way or another about the dynamics, but the original comment mentioned "dating" and then both of you naturally fell into debate about whether women have it easier on dating sites. My point is, I wonder if the dynamics change when someone just looks at dating other than on sites that match people up, then texting, etc. In scenari…	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 10:30 AM
3	I am a women against feminist Hi. I'm also a woman who does not consider myself a feminist. I commented once that I'm not a feminist and I got a bunch of replies telling me that I actually am a feminist, but that I just don't know what feminism really means because I only see the radical side. Um, no, I know what it means and I'm not a feminist.	/r/AntiFeminists	20/12/18 12:09 PM
1	Scarlett Johansson Calls Out James Franco at 2018 Women's March Her publicist confirmed that she was talking about James Franco.	/r/MGTOW	24/01/18 05:22 AM
13	Scarlett Johansson Calls Out James Franco at 2018 Women's March One of the ladies cited that there was an 'environment of feeling replaceable', among making them feel bad for not doing a topless scene. Really. This was among the sexual harassment complaints. So, I guess someone's own insecurities can be blamed on a man as well? There is a difference between being an asshole and being a sexual predator. I don't think some of these guys deserve to be labelled as such if they don't fit the definition. It really takes away from legitimate claims, such as Weinste…	/r/MGTOW	22/01/18 05:10 PM