ketsuekigata Archive

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2	This is what female empowerment looks like I agree that women have too much power when it comes to rape accusations, for instance. It can be difficult to present a defense case without being accused of "victim-blaming", a term that presumes that the defendant is guilty. It's also ridiculously easy for a woman to socially cripple a man by accusing him of rape, even if she doesn't press charges. On the other hand, female empowerment has its place. I think, for instance, that it's good to encourage women to vote and be politically active, o…	/r/MensRights	19/04/10 07:46 PM
6	Right-wing NZ government puts forward sexist bill that forces widowed solo-fathers to seek work or lose their benefit That is ridiculous. How is a job more necessary for a widower than a widow? What if the man has enough money to get on with, or marries a partner with a job and decides to be a stay-at-home dad? What about people who are trans or intersexed? It's gender stereotyping, this idea that men having jobs is more important than women having jobs.	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 10:32 PM
4	EndCancer.ca - I couldn't make this up if I tried Men can get breast cancer (though it's rare), but they can't get ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, uterine sarcomas, endometrial cancer, gestational trophoblastic disease (which can cause cancerous lesions during pregnancy), vaginal cancer, or vulvar cancer. I believe this sort of thing is what they mean by "women's cancer".	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 10:24 PM
1	EndCancer.ca - I couldn't make this up if I tried I agree. Breast cancer might be more commonly discussed because it has a higher mortality rate than prostate cancer, though, and tends to be more aggressive in young people. Still, prostate and testicular cancers ought to be addressed more. I think another factor may be the visibility of breast cancer. When a woman has to have one or both of her breasts removed, that's a very dramatic and visible change. That doesn't mean that it's actually more important, but I can see how that image makes it m…	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 10:23 PM
0	EndCancer.ca - I couldn't make this up if I tried I'm a woman, and I've participated in fundraisers for both breast cancer and testicular cancer. Why do you assume that people only care about diseases and disorders that they can get (or already have)? Plenty of people participate in causes such as birth defect prevention, even when they themselves don't have birth defects and are obviously incapable of obtaining them. And before you say that they're just worried about their future children, I'd like to point out that some of them are elderly, i…	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 10:17 PM
1	Woman stabs masturbating boyfriend Women are just as capable of abuse and violence as men are. I think it's despicable that in many cases, a woman can ruin a man's life by accusing him of rape or abuse (even if he's found innocent, it can lead to difficulty getting employed and overall ostracism), but a man who accuses a woman of rape or abuse is often told to "man up" or is called a liar (even if his claims are true).	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 09:56 PM
2	Woman stabs masturbating boyfriend This woman should have been charged for assault with a deadly weapon or attempted murder. Hell, she should have been charged with that even if her boyfriend had been having sex with six other women at the time. I'm a woman, and I completely don't understand women who don't like it when their significant others masturbate. I consider any attempt to prohibit or punish your significant other for looking at pornography or masturbating to be abusive, regardless of the gender of either party. Masturba…	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 09:49 PM
1	Why Gender Matters At best, this is why sex matters, not why gender matters. Sex is the biological component, gender is the social one. Your sex doesn't have to be the same as your gender. Secondly, this article doesn't present evidence for its point. It doesn't do anything to show evidence that gender neutral upbringing has caused any of the problems it points to. It gives anecdotes, yes, but the plural of "anecdote" is not "data". I also find the tangent about ADHD (which is mislabeled as "ADD" in this article) …	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 09:40 PM
1	She should go to jail, not the poor man she manipulated! That was a dick move on the woman's part, sure, but that reaction was completely uncalled for. At the very worst, he should have stopped after the slap (and the slap was only justified if she was being violent about taking the keys, and he needed to defend himself: women can be abusive, too). The whole situation was butt stupid.	/r/MensRights	24/03/10 09:26 PM