ilovezezima Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Also, CDC data shows that women experience sexual assault much more frequently than men.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 11:30 PM
0	the definition of rape according to my workplace training First link literally shows that women are sexually assaulted much more frequently than men. 26,711,000 vs 75,014,000 lifetime 6,027,000 vs 7,916,000 in 2010 over past year. Thanks for the links though. Also, where do they discuss this being representative of global population? Or are we forgetting that there is more than one country lol?	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 11:28 PM
0	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Looked at the first link. 6,027,000 for men vs 7,916,000 for women estimated sexual violence the past year. 26,711,000 vs 75,014,000 over men vs women respective lifetimes. Wow - women actually do have it a lot harder than I thought. Thanks for linking these. Horrible to see that men feel they have the right to sexually assault so many people. Maybe mensrights activists should focus on getting men to stop sexually assaulting other people?	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 11:21 PM
0	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Those that have upvoted this post, what are you currently actively doing to change this? Just curious.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 08:25 AM
1	the definition of rape according to my workplace training The comment I originally replied to literally said it's as common for men as women. it turns out that rape is about as common to men as to women. I approached this discussion with an open mind and was continually downvoted and then trolled with what appears to be a poorly constructed copypasta. I've never stated that men can't be raped. I come from a country that is apparently much more progressive than the US so rape is defined in a more gender neutral way (as below). sexual intercourse with an…	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 08:22 AM
2	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Lol. I wasn't the one that made the assertion. Also, my gender? You mean male? My gender equally rapes men? Is that really the point you're wanting to make? Men rape men and women equally? Please provide a source for that one too. I won't hold my breath, NPC.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 07:55 AM
0	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Literally none of them test whether the proportion of males sexually assaulted is (not) statistically different to the proportion of females sexually assaulted. That's undeniable. If your in-group bias prevents you from realising that then that's your fault. "The actual statistics" lol. Tell me you've never worked in statistics without telling me you've never worked in statistics.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 07:44 AM
-6	the definition of rape according to my workplace training It's upsetting to realise that a troll, according to you/anyone that upvoted you, is someone that doesn't just blindly believe comments and instead wants to see some type of proof or evidence. Very interesting.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 04:48 AM
-1	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Runescape-playing? Sorry, I don't play Runescape. If you're talking about former runescape-player, then sure. But then I'd suggest that you (and many others) are likely former runescape-players too, based on you knowing who Zezima is. Unless you're one of those people that stalks other people's profiles on Reddit lmao. Also, cop hater? Why do you say that? I don't think I've mentioned cops in any of my comments here. At all? Question: are you a supporter of feminism? Definition of feminism: the …	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 04:47 AM
-35	the definition of rape according to my workplace training 1) Finds that female perpetrated sexual assaults isn't "rare" (whatever that means). Not testing whether proportion of males sexually assaulted = proportion of females sexually assaulted. 2) Looks like it's only for one country. Relevant, but can't see an argument presented as to why it's representative of the global population. 3) Can't see any test of difference between instances of men vs women sexually assaulted. Also, looks like it's only looking at one country again. 4) Opinion piece (I as…	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 03:51 AM
-8	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Oh, good. I thought you were trying to support the comment I was replying to. Thanks for the clarification!	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 03:30 AM
-15	the definition of rape according to my workplace training I'm assuming you're not suggesting that the statistic for women is also 1 in 6. So once again, not supporting the comment. But thanks for supporting the current view that it's more prevalent for women!	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 02:32 AM
-32	the definition of rape according to my workplace training More that I want to see evidence that actually supports the comment I replied to (or to form an opinion at all). All I got was a copypasta that doesn't support the comment at all. It's clear that the person that posted it has never even read it lmao. I guess this sub isn't for discussion/evidence. It's undeniably just a circle jerk. Also, sounds like this sub doesn't believe in evidence. Just enjoy repeating what they're told like good NPCs.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 02:27 AM
-4	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Well, the comment I replied to stated that once you include "nonconsensual envelopment" in the definition of rape, the number of rapes of men is not different to that of women. I genuinely don't understand what you're trying to say here.	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 02:15 AM
-102	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Interesting. Most of your summaries aren't supporting/relevant to the comment I replied to, but will still have a look at them later. The one that does support the comment seems to make some interesting assertions. Do you have any links to anything academic at all that supports the comment? Or just opinion pieces? It is interesting though that it still comes out as men perpetrating sexual assaults at a higher rate than females, even in the "evidence" you've provided. Thanks for teaching me that …	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 01:05 AM
-76	the definition of rape according to my workplace training Oh wow, I didn't know that. Can you share a link to a reputable study or something that proves this? Thanks in advance. Edit: still waiting. A weak copypasta with a bunch of opinion pieces that don't support the comment is not reputable lmao. How does that need to be explained?	/r/MensRights	04/12/21 12:30 AM