highdra Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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11	Friend of mine took his son for a haircut, hair cutter lady wouldn't give him a mohawk "without his mother here." Or while picking paint colors. I don't actually think these generalizations are necessarily bad. In fact they're useful and save a lot of time and effort. The only problems arise when people are unable to override these assumptions based on social cues, and when employees don't know thier place and try to use these stereotypes as a reason to excersise a kind of authority that would generally be considered inappropriate in a customer / employee interaction.	/r/MensRights	02/04/15 12:40 AM
1	Women are more likely to be physically aggressive towards their partners than men--British Psychological Society's Division of Forensic Psychology annual conference in Glasgow No it's not. Unless you consider physical strength to be the only value of a human life. That's like saying that men are inferior because they're not as attractive or Asians are inferior because they tend to be shorter. Admitting that people are different isn't calling them inferior.	/r/MensRights	07/12/14 11:17 PM
1	Women are more likely to be physically aggressive towards their partners than men--British Psychological Society's Division of Forensic Psychology annual conference in Glasgow Like there aren't any [serious] songs talking about smackin' a ho.	/r/MensRights	07/12/14 11:00 PM
6	Just saw this in my course selection. Computer science courses are now segregated by gender. Ok, Cartman.	/r/MensRights	12/11/14 08:38 PM
2	Instead of having "feminism" and "men's rights," why isn't there one civil rights group that works to solve inequalities suffered by both genders? I'd argue that libertarianism is a moral philosophy with political and economic implications. It isn't a political philosophy, it's a moral philosophy that's inherently anti-political. Our views on the state and private property are conclusions of libertarian philosophy, not the core of it. The core is the non-aggression principle, which can be violated in the absence of the state or private property. If I walk over and punch you un the face, this is a violation of libertarian philosophy. This i…	/r/MensRights	04/06/14 06:23 PM
2	Instead of having "feminism" and "men's rights," why isn't there one civil rights group that works to solve inequalities suffered by both genders? I think it is but you don't know what the word actually means. Do you mind elaborating? I'm genuinely curious why this term is inappropriate or insufficient. Either you or the people downvoting me/upvoting you might be able to explain it to me. Libertarianism is the philosophy of the consistent application of the rights of man (not as in males - as in mankind). It's almost the exact same thing as "men's rights" only it's not gender specific. The men's rights movement is nothing other than libert…	/r/MensRights	04/06/14 05:57 PM
1	Instead of having "feminism" and "men's rights," why isn't there one civil rights group that works to solve inequalities suffered by both genders? The word you're looking for is 'libertarian'	/r/MensRights	04/06/14 01:22 PM
1	Instead of having "feminism" and "men's rights," why isn't there one civil rights group that works to solve inequalities suffered by both genders? There is, it's called libertarianism.	/r/MensRights	04/06/14 01:17 PM
8	"Do the right thing!" How about nobody has the right to force anybody else to fight and die in their wars? We should demand the same level of respect, not try drag them down to ours. You either believe in the rights of man and woman or you believe in the state. Pick one.	/r/MensRights	09/05/14 03:26 AM
1	"Do the right thing!" Personally, I think of 'men's rights' as shorthand for 'libertarian issues as they apply to men' so I'd argue that nobody has the right to force anybody else to fight and die in their wars at all, men or women. I think that understanding libertarianism and the non-aggression principle answers a lot of the potential you'd have about 'men's rights' before they're asked. Disclaimer: I'm not an active member of this sub so my opinion may not align with the majority here. I basically watched a couple…	/r/MensRights	09/05/14 03:19 AM
6	i'm beyond sure i'm not the first one to bring this up, but why is it only us guys that have to do this? Every democratic member of a government should have a family member in service before they choose to send anyone else's... Nobody has a right to force someone else to enlist whether or not they or their family have served. I think we're truly free when we are all truly equal This is bullshit, too (in this context). If every citizen is forced to into mandatory military service for 25 years then they're not free. It doesn't matter if everyone has to do it, it's still wrong. Oppression doesn't magi…	/r/MensRights	23/03/14 05:34 PM
2	I'm a feminist, I like you guys, ask me whatever and see what an intelligent feminist really thinks. Same thing happens when we go out to dinner and order wine. She orders it and they want me to taste it and make sure it's good. And she's French!	/r/MensRights	12/06/13 11:10 PM
0	Reproductive Rights Dude, try them out, seriously. Wear it like a regular male condom, just take the ring out. It's not quite as good as no condom, obviously, but it's way better than the regular male condoms. That's all I'll use now, I'm shocked everyone here hates them.	/r/MensRights	15/03/13 12:45 AM
0	Reproductive Rights Guys, go out and try these. I'm a guy, and these are the only ones I'll buy. My girlfriend prefers them too. I JUST got home from buying 15 of them, actually. They are so much better than regular condoms in many ways, allow me to expand. They're not tight, and they don't squeeze your dick so they're way more comfortable. It stays in place so you actually feel friction on your dick, as opposed to regular condom that would only allow friction in her (although it does move around a little so I thin…	/r/MensRights	15/03/13 12:40 AM
10	Bill Burr talking about not being able to hit women and a Valentine Day story I saw this guy live last night; he's fucking hilarious. SPOILER ALERT He did a bit about how ridiculously unrealistic the sex scenes are in romantic comedies for women. Like they'll be face to face standing up with feet on the ground and he'll just like start banging her up against a wall. You can't get a good angle, or a proper amount of force in that position, and if you do your calves are gonna be burned out in like a minute. Then he just picks her up carrying her through doorways and shit in…	/r/MensRights	22/02/13 03:35 PM