jerkstate Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
32	Online predator files false domestic violence reports in order to loot houses of men she meets on dating sites		jerkstate	/r/MensRights	30/12/11 09:40 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-2	My ex-wife got knocked up (Not by me) and had a kid. My child support obligation increased by about $100.00 per month. caught in a landslide..	/r/MensRights	17/10/13 07:14 AM
-1	Why can't men have their own things? you're not going to get executed for eating luna bars, maybe a weird comment from a moron with nothing better to talk about, but if you're so sensitive, maybe you should go hand in your dick and balls.	/r/MensRights	18/10/11 03:59 PM
0	Womens preference for romantic fiction gives them unrealistic expectations. sooo.. most of the sex you have is with strangers who have fake tits? I'm guessing.. lots of prostitutes. I know you're just trying to sound cool, but really, that's pathetic.	/r/MensRights	07/07/11 06:49 PM
3	Chivalry truly dies when you're reprimanded for being polite. [xpost from /r/pics] Chuckling and sarcastically apologizing? Sounds like a lame power trip move by a lame dude. How hard is it to not do something for somebody? The other day an elder gentleman with two canes who was obviously having trouble walking was walking towards the door in my building and I asked, "hey man, can I give you a hand with that door?" - He says "No thanks, I've got it!" so I let him mind his own business. What's the big deal with that? Forcing someone to accept your "help" is actually pretty rude…	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 03:55 PM
1	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… I think you reversed the numerator and denominator in your equation there. If she had sex with 3 to 5 guys, the chance it was any particular one's child (the guy in question) is between 20% and 33%, the chance it is NOT his is between 66% and 80%. What the statistics are saying is that 30% of the time a man gets a paternity test it turns out that he is NOT the father, that is NOT the same thing as 66% and 80%.	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 04:36 AM
-10	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… well, you've made the choice to put your sperm inside of the woman, so by the time you've made that decision, you've already implicitly agreed to that.. if you don't want to agree to that, don't put your sperm inside of a woman.	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 04:31 AM
-2	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… agree, this subreddit seems to think that sex is not an inherently "dangerous" activity with respect to babymaking. If he had used condoms correctly 100% of the time, this argument might have some weight, but this is EXTREMELY unlikely - something like 0.5% (likelihood of a condom used correctly failing) * 7% (chance of woman getting pregnant) = .035%	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 04:29 AM
17	Women tells rape lie because she was late for work, blames diet for nearly destroying man's life well, rapists rarely admit to rape, but if there is evidence to convict, they will be convicted. It's not like the evidence is presented and then they have to say "oh, well, I guess you caught me" and THEN are sent to prison - no admittance is necessary to convict. The evidence in this case of the woman lying about rape is pretty clear and she was convicted without her needing to admit to it, and punished. It wasn't just that the men were accused of rape and not convicted for lack of evidence - …	/r/MensRights	02/12/10 09:41 PM
1	Women tells rape lie because she was late for work, blames diet for nearly destroying man's life I agree that it's evil to wish it on someone, but you need to reconsider your position here - when a man is accused of rape, he is absolutely vilified and if he's not cleared, his life is destroyed - the woman is a victim of rape and therefore deserving of love and support will almost universally get it, but a man who is falsely accused/convicted of rape will live with scorn and hatred for the rest of his life - and likely be raped in prison himself. I think they're both equally evil.	/r/MensRights	02/12/10 09:33 PM
1	My response to the "I like it ______" trend on Facebook: Point out the game and provide actual information. Only if you tell people that you are!	/r/MensRights	13/10/10 12:26 AM
5	My response to the "I like it ______" trend on Facebook: Point out the game and provide actual information. you should feel like an asshole for ranting at someone for supporting a good cause. whether or not the cause is as effective as it possibly could be, it's effective at raising awareness at least. People will support the causes they feel for, whether it is their local homeless population, breast cancer, AIDS, or whatever. I used to hear about the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation fighting Polio and Malaria and saying "that's pretty stupid, why arent they fighting more important diseases?" - but tho…	/r/MensRights	12/10/10 05:59 PM
4	My response to the "I like it ______" trend on Facebook: Point out the game and provide actual information. This is stupid. if you care about prostate cancer, grow a mustache in movember. Participate for and advertise events that you agree with. Don't trash other people for participating and advertising events that they agree with. Prostate cancer and breast cancer aren't fighting with each other. http://us.movember.com/	/r/MensRights	12/10/10 05:06 PM
11	I work with mostly women, and today one coworker was telling a "funny" story about how the reason her cousin got divorced was because his wife was beating him. They all started laughing ... doesn't matter, not all women are as stupid as the women in the post, and HR women have to be especially sensitive about it. Go to HR and complain and tape it - if they laugh at your comments, THEN you have SOLID grounds for a big lawsuit.	/r/MensRights	26/08/10 03:46 AM