keepe_r Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
55	The BBC continues its assault on the presumption of innocence	Feminism	keepe_r	/r/MensRights	30/11/23 07:55 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	The BBC continues its assault on the presumption of innocence Assuming Player X is guilty, he'd still be able to continue abusing even if he lost his job; his identity certainly won't be known to every woman in the world. This further suggests that what these women want is revenge, not justice. I've no reason to believe these claims are untrue, but I don't understand how anyone can advocate for the accused to be punished before even a police investigation has been completed. It shows a distinct lack of rationality and empathy. As for the BBC, they're a pub…	/r/MensRights	01/12/23 06:32 PM
55	"The future is female." Cross out "female" on the card and write "white" above it. It would be funny to hear whoever objects to this change try to explain why they only now find the message offensive. 😆	/r/MensRights	08/08/23 01:33 AM
5	Women and minorities have bills to pay Barclay is clearly virtue-signalling, but she is also doing something far worse: surreptitiously calling for the public to deliver mob justice to Etsy by making veiled accusations of sexism and racism. Why go to the hassle of having a respectful debate with an opponent when one can simply attribute their actions to bigotry? If the public is convinced of the accusation (which is not a difficult task), then one's opponent will be forced to concede due to the overwhelming fear of being branded an e…	/r/MensRights	31/07/23 12:15 PM
3	Men urged to campaign for an end to violence against women... but what about just an end to violence in general? I'm certain that the minority of violent men in the UK will be reformed overnight after witnessing this protest. I've heard that those with violent tendencies are very receptive to being told not to be violent./s Idiots.	/r/MensRights	02/11/21 06:00 PM
10	Someone just brand up me frequenting Men’s Rights in a completely unrelated topic to try to make my arguments irrelevant (photo in desc) People who believe that being a misogynist is a prerequisite of following this subreddit are mindless sheep who believe everything that feminists tell them. You shouldn't care what people like this think because they'll rarely, if ever, have anything worthwhile to contribute. You may want to ask this person why this subreddit hasn't been quarantined or suspended if it's actually a den of misogyny, and whether (s)he has ever actually read the posts and comments in this subreddit.	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 05:08 AM
2	The independent does not support freedom of speech. My comment on the Independent opinion piece regarding making misandry a hate crime was deactivated for violating the community guidelines, can anyone tell me where? Link to article in the comments This is absolutely outrageous. Your comment was both reasonable and accurate, and it clearly didn't violate the website's community guidelines, which, ironically, encourage the posting of controversial comments! Additionally, the article on which you commented was highly controversial because it was literally arguing against gender equality! This is blatant misandristic censorship. I'd be happy to help you draft a complaint to The Independent. I've some ideas for questions that'll make them squi…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 01:58 AM
12	The idea that women should constantly be afraid of men is INFURIATINGLY sexist Okay, I've found the source of the confusion: the comment in which you provided a link to your source is only visible to myself (and presumably other users) when viewing your comment history. It's probably awaiting approval by a moderator because it contains an external link. To my great surprise, your claim that (an estimated) 1 in 5 1 in 6 (14.8%) women in the United States are victims of rape does appear to be correct, and I therefore apologise. I assumed this statistic was false because the …	/r/MensRights	26/09/21 04:00 AM
16	The idea that women should constantly be afraid of men is INFURIATINGLY sexist It's being downvoted for at least two reasons. Firstly, your analogy of comparing men to snakes is laughably flawed because women don't interact with snakes on a daily basis. Secondly, you made the blatantly false claim that one in five women are raped. Welcome to r/MensRights, where we judge comments based on their merit rather than their adherence to dogma. Edit: I wasn't aware that one or more of u/Ready_Inevitable2718's comments were hidden when I posted this comment. (See my following comme…	/r/MensRights	26/09/21 01:42 AM
8	"Feminists" are running with a flawed study of 86 college applicants that claims that 1/3 of all men would rape. One of the moderators claimed that misandry isn't real. Did you know that most scientific studies are flawed? In other news, did you know that Twitter, unlike Reddit, considers misandry to be hateful conduct? They will even take action against tweets that say, "misandry isn't real". How nice!	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 11:42 AM
5	Walking home from town behind a girl with the same pace as you and having to change your route so she doesn’t think you’re a rapist. 95% of the time that I view a linked post that mentions discrimination against men, the post has already been locked or removed by the source subreddit's moderators with no explanation. Unfortunately, this post is no exception.	/r/MensRights	24/08/21 05:42 AM
4	Why is this place considered a redpill/incel subreddit? Genuinely curious. You can always count on a SJW to provide the least-insightful comment in the whole thread.	/r/MensRights	19/08/21 03:49 AM
2	Man kills 5 people in Plymouth UK. The whole article is on 'incel' culture and is a shameless attempt to slander those that identify with it by using the death of innocent people. Yes, it's possible that this tragedy could've been prevented if the perpetrator had received mental health support. I've no doubt that society shares some of the blame for the circumstances that precipitated this crime.	/r/MensRights	14/08/21 02:13 AM
9	Man kills 5 people in Plymouth UK. The whole article is on 'incel' culture and is a shameless attempt to slander those that identify with it by using the death of innocent people. I also disagree with the OP's argument, but their fear of this tragedy being used as an excuse to censor men's forums is, unfortunately, reasonable. Reddit would love to have an excuse to remove this subreddit because they don't want to have to make the effort to distinguish between misogyny and cogent criticisms of society's treatment of men. It's chilling to know that this mass murderer was a (presumably minor) contributor to this subreddit, but it's important to note that none of the comments…	/r/MensRights	13/08/21 09:00 PM
15	The Feminists are coming, the feminist are coming! Wow, yet another transgender misandrist who wants to censor all opposing views by making false accusations of hateful conduct. Please observe my complete lack of surprise.	/r/MensRights	12/08/21 05:49 AM
7	Common sense media? Unbiased? Those two words can’t be put in the same sentence This is the same idiotic organisation that rated the towering pile of excrement that is Charlie's Angels (2019) 4/5 for "positive role models and representations" despite it being grossly misandristic. Most of this film consisted of women attacking or killing men, or of men being replaced by women, including the eponymous Charlie himself! The opposite of "common sense" is the zealous pursuit of a radical feminist agenda.	/r/MensRights	07/08/21 07:57 PM
5	Men do not deserve rights. It's pointless to try to reason with these people because they're extremists who literally believe that any kind of discussion of men's issues is hate speech. A former member of the subreddit's inner circle has accused the group of submitting child pornography to opposing subreddits in order to have them permanently suspended.	/r/MensRights	07/08/21 07:41 PM
5	Where has r/Misandry gone!? I'd generously characterise the comment history of this moderator as disingenuous, hysterical, divisive, and hateful. This woman is a perfect example of someone who is utterly unfit to wield any kind of power over others. I'm, however, grateful that she is unwittingly exposing the true face of feminism to so many Reddit users.	/r/MensRights	06/08/21 04:01 AM
2	Subs attacking r/mensrights without any proof This is especially amusing when considering that the moderators of AHS zealously censor the vast majority of dissenting comments.	/r/MensRights	12/05/21 11:50 PM
12	Women's Aid fight against gender neutral laws for domestic abuse by launching a petition. This is very concerning How can male-exclusive domestic abuse shelters (or "refuges", as they're called in the UK) exist if all of the funding is allocated to female-exclusive ones? The petition doesn't explicitly demand female-exclusive funding, but, considering that Women's Aid is a maniuplative radical-feminist organisation, it's safe to assume that this is exactly what they want.	/r/MensRights	08/05/21 07:29 PM
3	A girl is saying I sexually assaulted her, and I feel helpless I was also surprised that there was no evidence of you defending yourself in your account. It's understandable that you didn't do so during your "trial" if you were in shock, but this girl wants to ruin your life. Are you willing to let her? In my opinion, your ex-fraternity is more concerned with protecting their reputation than supporting you or learning the truth. Their loyalty to you was tested, and they failed miserably. You're probably better off without them. I don't want to compound your…	/r/MensRights	28/04/21 08:29 PM
1	What are the arguments against "because only a small percentage of sexual assault allegations are false, it should be guilty until proven innocent"? Exactly. Additionally, the CPS's own guidance for prosecuting false allegations of rape has clearly been designed to greatly discourage such prosecutions. The following are some telling quotes (emphasis added): Prosecutions for these offences in the situations above will be extremely rare, and, by their very nature, they will be complex and require sensitive handling. The very first sentence of the guidance proper suggests to the CPS prosecutor who is reading it that he/she is almost certainly i…	/r/MensRights	18/10/20 02:55 AM
4	What are the arguments against "because only a small percentage of sexual assault allegations are false, it should be guilty until proven innocent"? This article has several obvious red flags: Firstly, the article was written by someone who works in the field of gender studies. (Hah!) Does indoctrinating impressionable students into radical feminism seem like a real occupation to you? The author's profile confirms that her work is dedicated exclusively to women's issues. Secondly, the Home Office study referenced by the article was released in 2005, which precedes the 2017 "Me Too" movement by 12 years! This is relevant because, according to…	/r/MensRights	17/10/20 12:50 AM
5	After a 20 year cover-up, the BBC finally acknowledges how false rape accusations cause suicides I was extremely surprised to discover the BBC, who are typically misandristic, broadcasting I Am Not a Rapist last night, albeit at 22:45. Considering that Liam Allen's case is probably the most famous ever case of a false accusation of rape in the United Kingdom, I was shocked and disgusted by the revelation that even his case wasn't recorded as a false accusation. This fact completely undermines the statistics that radical feminists endlessly repeat. Of course, anyone with any sense has known …	/r/MensRights	11/09/20 09:36 PM