kaleeb111 Archive

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-16	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath I dont know how it is in canada and their laws but I'll take your word for it and say in those cases the law must change for men to be able to defend themselves. Also you cant just assume the victim is always telling the truth. In the USA for example they will rigorously check the testimonies and other evidence to see any inconsistencies and try to pursue for actual evidence of the crime. If that really is how it is there in Canada Im sorry to hear that and there is definitely a reason for more …	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 08:59 PM
-15	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath You are disingenuously "summarizing" what I said and I dont appreciate that. Then you say how "disgusting" I am for something you made up. Sad. ALL RAPE IS HORRIBLE PERIOD is what I believe if that wasnt clear enough. I already addressed the suicide example in another comment. And about how women can rape I already said it does happen but it's limited, as you've stated already with your example, and again you are making up what I said, trying to say I believe it never happens when it is false. T…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 08:46 PM
-55	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath I cant believe speaking the truth is considered "defending" now. Female rapists need punishment just as the male ones, but Im not gonna act like it's a 50/50 issue here when clearly it has been men for millennia raping. I'm curious to see where you got your statistics.	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 08:36 PM
-75	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath Why do you twist my words to make it sound like I dont care if men get raped? All rape is bad no matter who does it. All I'm doing is putting things into perspective to show you while rape to men does happen it almost never happens so this isnt a big societal issue like it is with rape on women like some of you are making it seem. About the suicide thing, 2 things. 1) is that there's a difference between dismissing something and putting social issues into perspective. So what I did is not the sa…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 08:31 PM
-124	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath Calm down bro. This is something 99.9% of men never have to worry about. For women, yeah... I'd say at least half of all women will worry about it at least once in their lives. Big difference, right? Also how about the millions of times women have been raped throughout history and the men got away with it? What men are experiencing only now in modern times is <1% of what women have experienced since the dawn of time.	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 07:54 PM
-31	Horrifying woman-on-man rape in Melbourne: Twisted Tinder date says 'no one will believe you' after attack - as victim's mother reveals brutal aftermath Any rape is horrible but fortunately this is like 0.01% of cases where a man got raped by a woman. So almost never. Even in those situations there's not much a woman could do to overpower a man leaving the options very limited. Men are stronger on average and can easily stop the attacker. Makes sense why 99% of the time it's a man doing the raping. Attitudes toward rape are also different between the sexes as most women dont like the idea of being raped while if you ask most guys they will often…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 07:47 PM
1	Another double standard:You can say male at the bodytext but you cant say female I think the misogynistic social and political conditions around a decade ago up to now have made the use of that word very sensitive for a lot of women. The biggest one being the incel movement and their hateful language including "female" which they use as a derogatory, but then there are also other elements such as misogynists in power like lawmakers and politicians, the growing transgender movement and transphobia (another big factor), socio-political issues against women (the main one being …	/r/MensRights	28/04/26 08:26 AM
1	Another double standard:You can say male at the bodytext but you cant say female A lot of women believe it's dehumanizing and insulting to call a woman that because female can be an animal too whereas woman will always mean a human. It also reduces a woman to her biological parts which many feel is making them less than what they are. Also not all women have those biological parts. On top of all that it doesnt help that incels have used the word female as a derogatory term toward women.	/r/MensRights	27/04/26 11:04 PM
-1	Another double standard:You can say male at the bodytext but you cant say female Wonder what the context is but generally speaking nowadays that word is seen as misogynistic and transphobic depending on its use.	/r/MensRights	27/04/26 12:32 PM
1	Is This What it Has Come to? Exaggerated Fear of Men I mean with all the pedo shit from churches, schools, workplaces, kidnappings, serial rapists all the way to the top of the social ladder with celebrities and billionaire pedos all being exposed on the news frequently I can get why today's society is so cautious about this topic.	/r/MensRights	23/04/26 07:25 AM
-13	Is This What it Has Come to? Exaggerated Fear of Men I would say even in that case the behavior still keeps them safe and that is the #1 priority. Also just because you live outside the city doesnt mean you should let your guard down. Plenty of real horror cases involving children have happened outside city areas. Regarding the neighbors thing, if you've known a neighbor and their kids for many years and you've both been at each other's homes saying hi to their kids every day is fine. But I dont support the idea that just because you're their neig…	/r/MensRights	22/04/26 05:34 AM
-19	Is This What it Has Come to? Exaggerated Fear of Men Im so glad even the guys here know you were in the wrong lol. The parents taught them well actually or perhaps the school. These behaviors keep these kids far safer than doing the opposite. On top of that you're too old to be saying hi to kids that you've never met through friends or family.	/r/MensRights	22/04/26 04:01 AM
0	Wondering if the Patriarchy was made for good reasons and adopted consensually Yes it is their body too. They essentially use their body to make a new body in their own body. It's not like this developing human popped out of nowhere inside them. They literally built it, and it takes a lot of their time, energy, and resources they have to sacrifice from their own bodies to make it. This body they are making is totally 100% dependent upon theirs, not conscious for the most part, and not a separate entity yet. It's one body essentially. This is why we dont kill 1 day old babi…	/r/MensRights	18/04/26 09:22 PM
1	Wondering if the Patriarchy was made for good reasons and adopted consensually Yeah it is mens' faults, generally speaking. Who has made the laws since antiquity? Men. One of the biggest social and political issues today that keeps feminism alive is men dictating what they can and cant do with their bodies, mainly the right to abortion. The problem is a whole other sex telling another one it's illegal to do this or that with their own body. Men would be mad as hell too if women made it illegal for men to do x or y. If they had this right everywhere feminism would be a lot …	/r/MensRights	17/04/26 09:46 AM
-2	Wondering if the Patriarchy was made for good reasons and adopted consensually Saying all this crap about women like they're inherently bad natured as if they're all some hivemind is a pretty incel statement and I expected better. Mens rights shouldnt go into incel territory. You also mentioned angry feminists, yes they are understandably angry because even in progressive nations they still cant get bodily autonomy in some places. It really wasnt that long ago women started to slowly catch up with men toward equality, the world still hasnt fully moved on from the influence…	/r/MensRights	14/04/26 03:06 AM
2	Another reassurance that most feminists hate you Its very striking how similar the comments seem to be to incel posts. The ideas are all the same but coming from women. Also nobody said men are angels? Idk what shes on about they're human beings with faults same as women. So naturally you can expect a lot of them to be incompatible with you, and its not something only women experience.	/r/MensRights	10/04/26 09:02 AM
-2	i cannot stand "incel" term. Dude this is only from the modern day western extremist "feminists", who funnily enough are incels (or femcels) themselves. Real feminists would never say that. Actually we should stop even calling them feminist, anyone who says something like that is just an incel or beta male.	/r/MensRights	01/01/25 07:25 PM
3	i cannot stand "incel" term. I think you're thinking about it the wrong way. The original definition is basically someone who wants to have sex but cant get it because nobody wants them. And you're right to say your value doesnt depend on your body count. However nowadays the use of the word has significantly changed. It's now used to talk about the stereotypical incel manchilds (or womanchild, yes incel females exist) that live in basements and have no jobs (basically parasites) that become sexist and spread irrational hat…	/r/MensRights	01/01/25 07:21 PM
1	Now they hate babies These type of women will never have children anyway as you can tell by their behavior. A normal woman would just be happy for her and that's it.	/r/MensRights	23/12/24 03:42 AM
2	Is being treated like shit in public as a man normal? Generally it is believed that southerners in the US are more hospitable and friendly to the people around them than northerners. I'm sure even today the women there are generally friendly. I've spent time in the northeast such as DC and in my experience the women are mostly friendly. I cant imagine a place where the people are generally unfriendly, sounds like a literal prison.	/r/MensRights	15/12/24 05:23 AM
3	Is being treated like shit in public as a man normal? Go somewhere else for a week and see if it's the same 🤣 and by that i mean to a completely different state or even better another country	/r/MensRights	14/12/24 11:43 PM
3	Why didn’t I press charges? Bro please dont let them go unpunished. If they did it to u they're STILL doing it to people now. The only way these rapists will be stopped is prison and a sex offender list.	/r/MensRights	18/06/24 06:38 PM