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740	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men.	General	fantastic-mr-fox123	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 06:09 PM

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6	When did talking about men's problems become "sexist and misogynistic"? Toxic femininity exists.	/r/MensRights	17/11/22 08:03 AM
6	I’m honestly getting tired of defending myself as a man It's the generalisation that does my head in. The picket signs saying 'stop men' like it's all of us. They want me to help solve the problem whilst they call me a rapist cunt, I just don't get it and clearly neither do they. By their logic, all women lie? Women trick men into having a baby. Women cheat on their boyfriends. Women are manipulative. Women want everything easy or for free. Same rules apply. Let's work together and move forward not cause the divide to widen.	/r/MensRights	07/09/22 08:49 AM
3	Sexist math Teacher S. Maths.	/r/MensRights	26/07/22 08:52 PM
2	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. The number is paraphrased hence me saying 4,5,6 X I like how you picked on the only thing paraphrased. Didn't fucking mention the list of driving jobs, literally 10s of thousands of vehicles that are high 90% driven by men. You asked Where are all these vast numbers of men driving? I answer your question but you ignored it and picked up on the vague 4,5,6 X bit. Especially since you just made up your whole comment. Are you going to try to deny that all these driving jobs, again, TENS OF THOUSAND…	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 05:44 PM
4	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. This is the UK so USA is kinda irrelevant here but I'd imagine the percents to be somewhat similar. Truck drivers - Men Taxi drivers - Men Delivery drivers - Men Postmen - Men Firemen - Men Designated family driver - Men Name ANY other driving role and it will be 9/10 men Ofc some women will be in this roles but I'd imagine the numbers are in the 90% mark men. When vehicles on the road are literally drive 4,5,6 X more than women of course the accidents will be 4,5,6 X more likely to be male.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 05:30 PM
3	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Well that would happen when the vast majority of people driving on the roads are men.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 04:46 PM
1	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. I presume something to do with that we drive manuals here so it has more technical learning needed, I dunno.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 01:22 PM
9	Abortion for men A guy I know found out that 'his' 7 year old boy isn't his. He secretly had a DNA test done. He is not entitled to any form of repayment of the child support that the mother stole from him. The whole situation was spun as poor girl, she's on her own now. Really it's the child that has lost out, his mother hid who his real father was so she could 'choose' the father. Now the child has no father and only a manipulative mother.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 11:02 AM
0	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Who says I am offended? You? What is the point of this article then? To show the equality already existing? If you have any experience with journalism, you will know there is always an agenda with any news story. There are 3 sides here. Women having it tougher, men having it tougher, it is equally tough for both genders. This is a non-story, there is no story here whatsoever so the likelihood is that there is an agenda here to be pushed and we all know which of the 3 is likely being peddled. If …	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 10:48 AM
2	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. 35 Lol Why so high? I pay 1 x £47.13 and 11 x £24.06 a month = £311.76 for the year so essentially £25.98 a month. £9 a month cheaper than you, £108 less than you annually. My insurance is notoriously high because I passed overseas, I've only held my domestic licence for 3 years after converting from an Australian one, this is my 2nd insurance policy on a 3 year old licence for a 2 litre turbo. I could have paid £282.11 if I paid annually which works out at £23.5 a month which would be £11.5 les…	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 01:03 AM
3	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Nah, not if you can't drive very well.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 12:27 AM
5	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Why because i said lady? Men can be ladies now too ya know. Calling you lady don't mean a thing!	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 12:21 AM
6	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. What are you talking about lady? I've not mentioned anything about women in college or the workplace. You are showing how inconsistent you are, you literally have no idea what you are saying. Reading this back, it seems like you are 2 different people using 1 account. Have you forgotten to switch accounts or something? I'm confused.	/r/MensRights	25/07/22 12:12 AM
6	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Are you trying to say that there are an equal number of men and women in driving jobs? Yeah the reason you have lower insurance is because you have less accidents because you drive less, that's commonly understood. Yes, women tend to drive kids more because they tend to stay at home more when the man goes to work. You are deluded sweetheart. I enjoyed the part where you tried to have a personal dig Just accept the fact that you have to pay like 10 times more because you’re so violent and angry. …	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 11:57 PM
8	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. No it's because men drive more. Most working drivers are men, the man always drives the family around. Ofc the group who drives more is more likely to have a collision. As someone else has commented, Women have more bumps than men because women drive more around towns at low speeds, men drive more on open roads at higher speeds leading to more serious crashes not just bumps. You have contradicted your entire statement by saying men make better motor racers, this is the height of driving abilitie…	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 11:35 PM
9	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. You don't see some random man's opinion from the internet about how he and other men are unfairly disadvantaged being picked up and reported as a news story. There is no story here, we know the pass rate is higher in men. The story here is some random girl from the internet's biased opinion seemingly because she is a bad driver being turned into a story about women being unfairly treated in regards to driving tests. You would never see anything like this but in the opposite gender because he'll …	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 11:15 PM
1	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. Men are always the family drivers too. Ofc they wouldn't mention any of this as it doesn't fit in line with the man=bad woman=good bit.	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 11:04 PM
1	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. The left and right thing is more common than you think. I struggle with left and right, I have to consciously work out which is which in real time. My instructor had to use hand signals to indicate left or right, basically if I see hand in front of me, take a left. Studies show 1/3 people struggle with left/right confusion, it can be associated with dyslexia and dyspraxia, as well as difficulty telling the time.	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 10:32 PM
6	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. We'll agree to disagree.	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 07:55 PM
30	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. The fact it is publishing her claims is because they want to push the agenda. That isn't radical, it's simply having eyes and seeing what they are doing.	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 07:45 PM
51	Women unfairly failed their driving tests because the pass rate is higher in males. Gender should be taken into account according to the article ie women should have a lower bar needed to pass than men. The article is claiming this via her words. Why else are they publishing it other than to push her and likely their own opinion.	/r/MensRights	24/07/22 07:30 PM
103	NBA player reportedly required to pay $200k a month in child support after his wife secretly filed for divorce 2 weeks after the birth of their son and refuses to let him see his own son. Not just the US, in any Western state.	/r/MensRights	15/05/22 09:46 AM