honeybunchesofpwn Archive

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71	thought you all might like this, a while ago over in /r/airsoft an sjw tried posting her "experience of being a woman in airsoft"... got immediately shut down by the entire community, both male and female alike. She must've missed the memo. Military clothing comes in two sizes: too big, and too small.	/r/PussyPassDenied	29/04/16 03:41 PM
10	Have 5 kids and no job? Judge Judy doesn't give a shit. Well there's an argument to be made that if the family with too many kids can't support them, those kids will grow up to be an even larger burden on society than if they had just been given the support earlier. Crime, drugs, homelessness, and more welfare recipients tend to come from families that are unable to support themselves. Think of it as an investment. You're paying now so you don't have to pay more later. Although I'm in support of educating people on living within their means, looking …	/r/PussyPassDenied	25/07/15 03:20 PM
1	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. I wouldn't call that equal or fair. Neither am I.	/r/MensRights	08/09/09 05:41 AM
1	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. I understand what you are saying. Yet I'm not proposing anything, I'm just saying that it's naturally unequal. For there to be equality, there has to be equal responsibility, and this is something that is near impossible in the situation of pregnancy. I'm saying that because of nature, this is an issue that is too complex to have such a simple solution as the OP proposed.	/r/MensRights	07/09/09 07:30 PM
5	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. Even though this option exists for women, the majority of women do not use it (or abuse it). This is because they have already given birth, and most women cannot deal with such an emotionally gripping detachment from their child. You mean just like how women currently have 0% accountability? Don't forget about the safe haven laws: In addition to abortion, a woman can simply drop off her newborn child at any hospital, police or fire station, no questions asked, and walk away, thereby absolving he…	/r/MensRights	07/09/09 07:27 PM
2	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. I'm not saying that the woman is stuck with that responsibility forever. I'm also not saying that men should be forced into paying for a child they have no intentions of caring for. I'm saying that pregnancy is naturally an unequal situation between genders because of nature.	/r/MensRights	07/09/09 07:19 PM
6	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. You can't have accurate equal rights in a situation that is inherently unequal between genders. The moment a woman is impregnated, she is already given responsibility by nature, yet the man who impregnated her has no real responsibility. I agree with your idea in theory, but it has so much potential for abuse in the real world. For there to be equality, there has to be equal responsibility, and this is something that is near impossible in the situation of pregnancy, as the man doesn't have to be…	/r/MensRights	07/09/09 12:25 PM
7	I had an argument regarding abortion with several female friends yesterday. Although it logically makes sense, one major problem is that this could turn into a system where men have 0% accountability. Imagine how many guys would abuse this system. A guy could knock up a couple chicks, sign some papers, and never have to worry about anything, essentially living without consequences (as far as being a father). Pregnancy is a big deal, and needs to be thought of as a serious matter, even if it was a mistake. I'm a male, and for legalizing abortions. I feel that until the t…	/r/MensRights	07/09/09 10:52 AM