knock_off_yank Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Men's Forums in a Nutshell That implies discrete groups in competition with one another and some way of comparing them that makes it practical to make a value judgement. "Men" and "women" don't meaningfully fit that description, unless you're seriously prepared to make and defend a judgement on the relative value of those categories in comparison to each other. I know there are some feminists on the crazier end who do this and, indeed, probably some genuine misogynists who do as well. Me, I'm not prepared to make that lea…	/r/MensRights	14/11/17 09:17 AM
1	“Male privilege” is the SJW version of “man up” It sort of is. An accusation of "male privilege" is usually followed up with a demand that you do something that clearly runs against your own best interests for nothing in return - which is basically what "man up" also is 99% of the time.	/r/MensRights	14/11/17 06:38 AM
9	Men's Forums in a Nutshell Don't have much to say on MGTOW or "incels" and while I'm by no means an expert on the topic - being a poofter with no particular reason to go cruising PUA forums except curiosity - I don't really get the hate that places like TRP get. I mean, I guess I kinda do. Some of the shit I've seen there and from other PUA joints is pretty out there and could even be "misogyny" depending on how you define that. But man, do people just not know how women talk about men when there's no men (or only "non-th…	/r/MensRights	14/11/17 05:12 AM
4	Tucker Interviews (Feminist) Ivananka: Women in Tech More Important Than Male Suicide, Undereducation, and Drug Death she'd be right. the world does revolve around her whims.	/r/MensRights	08/11/17 06:12 AM
3	Male students called on last in some classrooms. 'Progressive stacking' not new, not isolated to Penn. 'How to occupy my own classroom brought techniques from the Occupy Wall St. movement.' 'Women get to go to the front of the line.' 'How to occupy my own classroom brought techniques from the Occupy Wall St. movement.' Never mind that these particular techniques were the things that drove many of the most motivated and productive people OUT of Occupy and thus one of the major contributing factors to the decline and eventual complete collapse of the movement. And while I don't have anything solid to go by, it was widely speculated at the time that much of the focus on this stuff ("stacking" etc.) was the result of literal cop…	/r/MensRights	07/11/17 05:22 AM
6	Someone is trying to force us to feel a certain way about Fathers... I think YMMV on this one. I'm over 30 and my old man has recently (well, over the last couple of years) taken to saying it to me after we've been to a footy match or had lunch of whatever it is and we're saying goodbye before he heads back out of town. I can tell it's awkward for him and it must be obvious that it's awkward for me. Feels like it's something he's doing because he's gotten it into his head that it's something he "should" be doing rather than something that is happening organically…	/r/MensRights	07/11/17 02:42 AM
1	When feminists talk about gender in the Texas shooting, they forget one aspect- it's the men who do the SAVING as well Men do not exist or rather, men exist when they do something bad but it's always ~people~ who do something good.	/r/MensRights	07/11/17 02:04 AM
1	Alec Baldwin attacked for rightly pointing out that taking money to cover up for your rapist ain't the right thing to do. it's a beautiful scam isn't it? you set up the rules of the game this way and can't lose no matter how much of a hypocrite or enabler you are.	/r/MensRights	06/11/17 02:00 AM
5	Violence against women is the only violence that matters (The Last of Us Part 2 trailer attacked by SJW's) Of course man, it's always got to be something. If you can't find something to criticise from a cultural angle in a big release like that then your nice comfortable career as a professional "culture critic" is going to be a short one.	/r/MensRights	06/11/17 01:48 AM
1	Violence against women is the only violence that matters (The Last of Us Part 2 trailer attacked by SJW's) so be fair, most video games at least tend to present opponents who aren't a serious challenge. both to make the player feel powerful and to stand in contrast to those rarer moments where there IS a challenging opponent to make those moments more memorable. your point is fair though. you rarely see a female protagonist who is anything but the one-dimensional Strong Woman™ - maybe with some flaw that's really a virtue (she CARES TOO MUCH about the downtrodden, she gets taken advantage of because …	/r/MensRights	06/11/17 01:41 AM
5	Violence against women is the only violence that matters (The Last of Us Part 2 trailer attacked by SJW's) social criticism of that game was mostly from the "colonial appropriation of native american culture" angle I think	/r/MensRights	06/11/17 01:21 AM
1	My university is advertising jobs which are 'female only' positions, this blows my mind Eventually (it's happening already) white males will insist on their own protected identity groups. People who would otherwise be supportive of traditional leftist values like equality, peace and civil liberties will be drawn to the far right. I'm pretty much a typical "lefty" politically (perhaps more extreme than what your typical American seems to associate with the term) and tend to be involved in the kind of activism and political discussion you'd expect, and I have been saying this for YEA…	/r/MensRights	03/11/17 04:17 AM
45	'Game Of Thrones' star Kit Harington forced to apologize for saying men can be victims of sexism I wonder if anybody ever gives any consideration to the idea that if we actually, genuinely brought men into the conversation around some of these topics like objectification and allowed them to opnely explore the issue from their own perspectives without being howled down that we might make some real progress for both sexes and develop a better understanding of each other. Rather than what we're doing in gender politics right now, which is the same women complain -> men fix approach that we've …	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 02:25 PM
3	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” The assumption that "higher status" - authority, pay, prestige, ie. things that males typically have been socialised over generations to seek as part of (and in many ways, the definition of) the male role - is somehow objectively superior and desireable compared to the things that women trend toward seeking in their work - greater flexibility and less personally instrusive work, direct human interaction esp. through caregiving, etc. to the point where one can be confident saying that it is more …	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 08:31 AM
2	HuffPo Declares Tampons a "Basic Right." Don't You Dare Disagree, You Sexist! I don't really have a problem with tampons/pads being provided or heavily subsidised under a public health system.	/r/MensRights	31/10/17 05:32 AM
7	How Listening To My Husband Ended My Marriage: "he idea that I alone knew what was best for us, never incorporating his viewpoint or acknowledging his dissent was commonplace rather than noteworthy." One thing that really stands out for me is that at no point in the story, from that conversation that was the beginning of the end, to the therapist session, to any of her recounting her own poor behaviour, to the post-mortem does the thought seem to occur - maybe I should have tried to change? Now I'm doubtful of the idea that people usually will fundamentally change at that point in their lives (though I have seen it happen), but surely at least the mere thought should have occured and been ta…	/r/MensRights	25/10/17 02:03 PM
11	TIL my band shouldn't get booked or supported too much because we're all straight white men you need to remember that "LGBT" is increasingly coming to mean "straight cis girls with short hair and jeans"	/r/MensRights	21/10/17 04:36 AM
9	Feminist woman here, in the mood to passively listen. Hello. I also normally call myself a "leftist" as an easy category when dealing with most people, though obviously I can and do get more specific when dealing with other self-declared leftists and I take a personal interest in gender politics. I don't identify myself as an MRA or a feminist (though I did the latter at one time) and tend to fall more on the "gender abolitionist" side of things. I was involved in political activism (mostly LGBT) for a number years when I was younger, so I've also …	/r/MensRights	17/10/17 08:25 AM