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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Telling people to stop trying to be oppressed victims and also correcting historical revisionism by ideologues. The interviewer is desperate to be a victim sadly. I understand the frustration from the part of men here but I think she (the interviewer), r/feminism and many over at r/mensrights take this argument as a “us vs. them” analysts. The part that resonates the most with me is that equality isn’t a men vs. women struggle, equality is a human struggle. It’s arguments like these that Dr. Peterson are proposing that makes me feel much more in common with women than opposed. Understanding that humanity has been a struggle for everyone, and that progress…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/01/21 07:32 AM
1	How do you guys feel about censorship? I personally feel historical context plays a big role into this idea. Individual liberty and freedom of speech are historically new ideas. The concept that you can not only speak about against an authority figure but do so without being killed or thrown in prison is extremely new in the scope of human history. I also think humans have constantly been at the whims of false prophets. Whether they are religious or political there is a sense of safety in following a “messiah”. Believing in a society…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/01/21 07:22 AM
8	Men Are Falling Behind in Schools. And we need to have an honest conversation as to why. As a teacher I can speak on this twofold. The first being anecdotally and the second being what I see as a cause. 1) Is this happening? (according to one teacher's POV) I teach history at the highest (AP) and lowest levels at an inner city high school, along with a leadership/mentorship program. I have noticed that the number one group of "student" that is falling behind are young boys. While certain races are more disenfranchised than others, I think the problem here is much more an issue of ge…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/01/21 07:14 PM
7	Im interested to learn what brought you to a MRA stance, what was your ideological journey? I’ve always been angered by hypocrisy. Whether it was social, political. There was always something so frustrating to me about not being able to look at the other side with empathy or understanding. I grew up thinking that gender equality was black and white. That there was a clear right and wrong. As time progressed I noticed that the shift seemed to go from empowering women to alienating and persecuting men. I was 20 and hurt. I turned to the only places that offered a countering viewpoint. Pl…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/01/21 07:00 PM
4	'Lack of masculinity is' the problem Assuming that any female influence is toxic? Please clarify because how I interpret this comment is 1. Women are mothers, mothers are feminine, mothers raise men, men are raised incorrectly, issues with men caused by women Most teachers are women, women are feminine, women teach men, men are taught incorrectly, issues with men are caused by teachers How I interpreted OPs comment was The narrative in America today that men are raised with toxic masculinity is simply false. Men are not raised with…	/r/MensRights	25/08/18 05:06 AM

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