kwuhkc Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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20	Woman who had sex with 15-year-old violates parole, gets sent to state prison I think calling some people REAL victims of rape totally waters down the seriousness of rape in general for all victims of rape.	/r/PussyPassDenied	26/11/20 03:18 PM
5	Woman sexually assaults men There are differences between men and women tho, I highly doubt any dude would give a fuck if a chick pinched his ass Thats so fucking retarded a statement that it proves breathing is an automatic response, since you would otherwise have suffocated yourself from sheer stupidity.	/r/MensRights	17/04/19 10:51 AM
-4	This is the funniest ban I've ever received LMFAO Wait, how can you tell? Ive been reading that sub on and off and i cant tell	/r/PussyPassDenied	14/03/19 02:03 PM
3	Women with cars You really got to work on your masculinity issues dude. But you arent even listening so its compounding your problem.	/r/seduction	06/02/19 01:36 AM
3	Women with cars It sounds like your problems stem from personal insecurity. I suggest starting off by looking at what is in yourself that you do not like, identifying a couple easily actionable ones, and start day by day improvements. For example, basing your masculinity off of your values instead of your possessions, and stop calling people cucks. Because if your masculinity is based off of someone elses ownership of a car and your relative lack thereof, your weaker self value will show through and attract exa…	/r/seduction	06/02/19 01:19 AM
1	I'm a man and have unusual reactions from women. Post a pic of your face or your stance when at rest? It could be you have resting bitch face, or your body language is interpreted by normal people as inappropriately aggressive. Do you often cross your arms, frown, stare at others without smiling?	/r/seduction	15/01/19 06:21 AM
1	Thanks for the Anti-Rape posters guys! First thing is that, after reading as much of the actual bill and Criminal code of georgia as is possible without dying of lawyeritis, the only other place the term victim shows up in the Georgia criminal code, besides places included in the bill, is in identity fraud. Muggings, robberies, murder, assault and battery, etc etc nowhere is the word victim to be found. While the MEDIA might call mugging victims VICTIMS, the criminal code does not refer to them as such. On the other hand, those that …	/r/MensRights	21/06/11 04:49 PM
1	Thanks for the Anti-Rape posters guys! Reread middle paragraph, replace driving with going out, and accidents with rapes. THATS the point being driven. The point of comparing it to car accidents and rapes was not that both are accidental. The similarity is that they are both bad situations that we want to avoid. so...avoid everyone, so that i'm safe? reread last paragraph, especially the bit about no 100% safety, and doing everything within reason.	/r/MensRights	21/06/11 03:55 PM
1	Thanks for the Anti-Rape posters guys! Uh... i'm pretty sure that if "men" stopped raping, there would indeed be a significantly lower number of rapes overall. It feels weird even having to make this statement. I am actually inclined to say true, just that as true that if women stopped raping, there would be a significantly lower number of rapes as well. Just saying.	/r/MensRights	12/06/11 09:02 AM
1	Thanks for the Anti-Rape posters guys! You are moving the goalposts. No one is telling you NOT to do anything whatsoever. You can go ahead and do whatever as much as you want. What most of us are saying as that you need to be responsible about the level of risk you expose yourself to. Driving cars can result in accidents. Instead of saying 'dont drive', people say, 'be sensible, drive carefully, use a seatbelt, be aware of surroundings etc etc'. Day to day activities inherently involve some amount of risk. Also, you are confusing 're…	/r/MensRights	12/06/11 08:54 AM
2	Thanks for the Anti-Rape posters guys! A Republican state legislator in Georgia doesn't like the term rape "victim." In fact, he has introduced a bill mandating that state criminal codes refer to these people as, simply, "accusers" -- until there's a conviction in the matter. Whats the problem with that? Honest question, since you cant be a victim unless there was a perpetrator, and you cant have a perpetrator until there is a conviction, otherwise you are saying the accused is guilty before being proved guilty or innocent. In societ…	/r/MensRights	12/06/11 08:34 AM
1	As a man, this is how I demonstrate the insanity of ‘blaming’ and ‘slut shaming’ rape victims! There does not seem to be that much in the way of facts, but this other guy i was talking with quoted 4.4% The more scientific method minded amongst us please correct me here, but here is my rationale: Ignoring that number all together, lets go with this train of thought: For a vast majority of girls, if you dress provocatively, you get attention from us guys. I will say it now that if you dress a certain way, I will at the very least oblige by ogling you when I think you arent looking. In essen…	/r/MensRights	12/06/11 03:49 AM
1	As a man, this is how I demonstrate the insanity of ‘blaming’ and ‘slut shaming’ rape victims! They'll say a man shouldn't show off money in a ghetto. But should he not wear a suit in general for fear of being mugged? Should a man never wear tight clothing for fear of being raped by another guy? How far are we willing to push this. I suppose it is ultimately a time and place issue. I noted somewhere else that, imo, an attackers decision making involves a combination of 2 factors: vulnerability of target to attack, and perceived value of the target. Thus your When a mugger sees a person wh…	/r/MensRights	11/06/11 07:19 AM
0	As a man, this is how I demonstrate the insanity of ‘blaming’ and ‘slut shaming’ rape victims! Assuming you are a dude who is straight or perhaps a lesbian, level of benefit should be painfully obvious. If you are a gay dude or a straight chick, let me define level of benefit: The perceived attractiveness of the target. If the whole dressing slutty thing ( I prefer dressing provocatively) is not about increasing the level of attractiveness of the individual for whatever reason, be it self esteem, attract mate, whatever, I dont know why girls do it then. The fact that you had me define it …	/r/MensRights	10/06/11 09:58 PM
5	As a man, this is how I demonstrate the insanity of ‘blaming’ and ‘slut shaming’ rape victims! This is the first, and only rational argument against the positive correlation between propensity to be attacked and dressing provocatively, that I have encountered. Congrats.	/r/MensRights	10/06/11 09:07 PM
2	As a man, this is how I demonstrate the insanity of ‘blaming’ and ‘slut shaming’ rape victims! Objective: reduce chance of being attacked. Attackers decision making inputs: awareness of vulnerability of target, awareness of level of benefit from attacking target. More vulnerable x level of benefit= higher chance of being chosen for attack. Dressing like a slut does not make you easier to rape True, but it fits with second input for attacker decisionmaking: benefit to attacker. Just like having a nice tv doesnt make you easier to rob, but indicates you have more stuff worth stealing, given…	/r/MensRights	10/06/11 09:03 PM
2	Woman creates website to sell stolen property (i.e. her ex's things). Mainstream female culture still sees men as cheque-books. 70% of divorces citation needed	/r/MensRights	25/05/11 01:49 PM
1	Demanding longer prison sentences for false rape accusers is a bad idea. Here's why. Your logic regarding the protection of the accused identity is sound, and there are many reasons besides this that make this important. On the other hand, I am a firm believer that the punishment must fit the crime. Your argument imo is not so much saying that heavy punishment is a bad idea, but rather identity protection is a good idea. IANAL, but legally speaking, isn't the gravity of the punishment related to several factors: Level of Intent to do a given amount of harm, and the amount of har…	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 08:32 AM
7	Girl, 16, jailed after lying about rape after cheating on boyfriend. Perhaps it is not so much her rehabilitation that is the ultimate objective, but using a heavy sentence as a warning for anyone else? A deterrence, so that people will avoid being false rape accusers? An extremely heavy penalty as a deterrence would work on most crimes that require some level of premeditation I would think, as the culprit-to-be would have had some amount of time to mull it over. at a less logical more personal level, shouldn't the punishment fit the crime? Her crime is imo not s…	/r/MensRights	08/12/10 07:21 AM