kismet31 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Flowchart for picking up chicks [x-post from r/funny] I can tell you, I'm a guy who doesn't do these tricks - and subsequently has a lot of trouble meeting women! All I want is a way to grab the interest of a woman to the point where I can have a conversation, but unless you do some of the things listed there - I won't get that chance.	/r/seduction	08/06/11 04:47 PM
0	"The banning of circumcision was the first step used by several tyrants to eliminate and expel their Jewish population." ಠ_ಠ Piercing the body is not medically necessary and, depending on the part of the body pierced, causes irreparable physical damage. Many children have their tonsils and wisdom teeth removed even if it's not medically necessary - and we still don't even know what tonsils do. What's the actual damage done to the individual? I was circumcised - no damage done. Which is worse to the child - circumcising them or raising them to be racist?	/r/MensRights	31/05/11 01:59 PM
-8	"The banning of circumcision was the first step used by several tyrants to eliminate and expel their Jewish population." ಠ_ಠ Phrasing it in terms of mutilation is what makes it unacceptable to you. Parents have the leeway to raise their children with respect to many different variables, from home schooling, social exposure, piercings, surgery, orthodontics and so on. All of these items can be phrased with highly loaded terms such as brainwashing, extreme isolation, and again, mutilation. If parents are allowed to raise their children within the church of Scientology or teach them extreme racism, are permitted to withh…	/r/MensRights	31/05/11 03:06 AM
-10	"The banning of circumcision was the first step used by several tyrants to eliminate and expel their Jewish population." ಠ_ಠ Children belong to the religion their parents bring them up in. If a parent fully immerses their child in a religion, exposes them to media, material and a community which exclusively practices that religion, then you probably have a >80% chance (Made Up Statistic Alert) that the kid will end up following that religion.	/r/MensRights	30/05/11 08:59 PM
0	Is circumcision America's number one men's rights issue? Actually, increasing_entropy said that s/he was against adult circumcision. He said: "Unless you happen to to have a medical condition that warrants it, there is no reason to even consider circumcision." If he meant that "Unless your CHILD happens to have..." - if so, he should learn to speak clearly.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 05:19 PM
-1	Is circumcision America's number one men's rights issue? entropy said: "Unless you happen to to have a medical condition that warrants it, there is no reason to even consider circumcision." There are many reasons I can choose to have a circumcision. Saying that a medical condition is the only valid one is extremely short sighted.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 05:17 PM
-7	Is circumcision America's number one men's rights issue? According to YOU there is no valid reason to consider circumcision aside from medical conditions. Please do not project your values onto others. It's my body, and my choice to do what I want to do to/with it, based on MY values, not yours.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 01:44 PM
-4	Is circumcision America's number one men's rights issue? You keep throwing it out this 60% number, and are comparing MGM to FGM. 2 points to consider: - Of this 60%, how many object? How many lives are ruined (very few?) Personally, I'm glad I was circ'ed when I was young, and didn't have go through that when I was older. - FGM has terrible, horrible side-effects. MGM does not.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 11:58 AM
0	Is circumcision America's number one men's rights issue? Totally agree with you, especially on points 2 and 3.	/r/MensRights	13/05/11 11:56 AM
6	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… This. If the woman doesn't want the child, and wants to give it up for adoption, I bet the man would have a hard time taking custody - the child will go up for adoption. OR, if the man does keep the child, the woman will likely have no future responsibilities for the child. If the man doesn't want the child, and wants to give it up for adoption, the woman can say too bad, and keep the child. And then the man may still have future responsibilities, according to the pleasures of the court.	/r/MensRights	28/03/11 07:38 PM
7	Liking my new girlfriend, except for one thing... I'd X-post this to a different subreddit, you'll get a better conversation going, something like /r/relationshipAdvice.	/r/MensRights	08/03/11 10:25 PM