l3dg3r Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	"I stayed with my abusive girlfriend out of fear she would kill me": a short film about domestic abuse on the BBC #abusedbymygirlfriend It's her word against mine. But I know the history of the courts. Not a US citizen though. Don't know how these cases are settled where I live but I suspect it's not vastly different.	/r/MensRights	19/02/19 06:09 AM
3	"I stayed with my abusive girlfriend out of fear she would kill me": a short film about domestic abuse on the BBC #abusedbymygirlfriend I worry what made him accept it. I know for a fact that if my wife tried something like that. I'd pin her to the ground in an instant. I'd take the kids and leave then and there. I wouldn't feel safe sleeping next to someone like that. Or at least. This is what I imagine I would do. But the more I think about it I think I would for some reason reject the fact that it was done with intent to harm. And then it's a slippery slope from there. It's like learned helplessness. He was lucky to have poli…	/r/MensRights	17/02/19 07:26 PM
12	It's important to protect boys and spread awareness on International Men's Day I know of incidents where people turn to unlicenced practitioners that actually cut of parts the penis. That is rare but happens to families with typically culturally different backgrounds. Not sure if it's a trust issue but the end result is horrendous. I know stuff like this happens but this reads as fear mongering.	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 08:31 PM
1	"Toxic" masculinity? Kids say otherwise. Decide what kind of mom you want to be. Figure it out. Not all ideals that we aspire to are actually truly meaningful. I was listening to this podcast by a Swedish philosopher and he talks a lot about female power dynamics and the situation in Sweden. If your curious and want a new perspective I encourage you to listen to it. https://soundcloud.com/user-342777710/1-dominus	/r/MensRights	26/09/18 05:27 AM
6	9 in 10 Job-Related Fatalities Men, Swedish Authorities Blame 'Macho Culture' From the original article in Swedish. Bygg-, transport-, jordbruk- och skogsindustrin är de branscher som drabbas hårdast av dödsfall på jobbet. Branscher som har hög olycksfrekvens men också branscher där män finns i högre grad. They actually acknowledge the real reason however it doesn't fit the narrative. Most people aren't aware of this but SVT, which is swedish state television, is run by people on the far left. Despite representing less than 10% of the voter base more than 50% of people em…	/r/MensRights	03/06/18 11:48 AM
1	Manspreading Bill C16 of the Ontario human rights code. That one is particularly interesting. On campus, there's mandatory consent training which I find somewhat derogatory. There's implicit bias training, I think that's what it's called. It's basically that you don't know that you are racist but you are so you get to go to mandatory training held by some hack which doesn't have a firm grasp on the human psyche. It's people in various organizations, some more than others, such as campuses, being told what to…	/r/MensRights	19/06/17 05:57 PM
8	Manspreading Surprisingly no. Ignoring the nonsense is what got us in to this mess to begin with. These people are actually successfully getting laws passed to control this kind of behaviour. It's pretty fucked up that they actually are being taken seriously/obliged by law makers. The truth is that people in position of power actually hold these corrupt views and cause this ridiculousness because they aren't being challenged by their peers.	/r/MensRights	18/06/17 05:00 AM
1	Kindergarten teacher finds Legos are good for cognitive development in young children and bans boys from playing with them in order to "close the gender gap" Lego dad here. Since I grew up with this I've made sure there's plenty of Lego in the house. Daughter almost 4 years now wants me to build castles with her every time. Pink is a favorite of her's. Boy is, I guess too young (1,5yrs), but he's much more into it. In a different way. It's not that they both don't enjoy it but it's different how they play with Lego. They go for different things. By the way, living in Sweden. The kind of crap this person is pulling would get her crucified for discrimi…	/r/MensRights	19/04/17 04:51 AM
2	This was a really great commercial. I can't believe I've never seen it. 80% of what you buy in the store has added sugar and has in some way been processed. This destroys precious nutrients essentially rendering the food quality equivalent to paper (in terms of nutritional value). It will also probably make you sick in the long run. I know this sounds absurd, but if you wanna have a healthy meal. You have to cook it from scratch. That means (short of going out and hunting) that you need to do everything yourself using whole foods. I make an exception for mechanical …	/r/MensRights	20/12/16 08:15 AM
3	This was a really great commercial. I can't believe I've never seen it. This is my life, for the moment. Trying to get my oldest (3 years) to have breakfast. Isn't all that interested, then spots the cereal and of course wants that. Here's the thing. Sugar is addictive, in very much the same way cocaine is. So, I tell her to finish some vegetables and juice (fresh) I also get her to have some bread and butter. OK, so far so good. However, she's only doing it for the cereal and that is bothersome. Her mom doesn't share my concern. I want to banish suguar alltogether,…	/r/MensRights	20/12/16 07:59 AM
13	This was a really great commercial. I can't believe I've never seen it. Low nutritional content, lots of sugar. Metabolically speaking it has the same effect as alcohol minus the neurological side effects. If your kid rarely eats cereal then I guess it's ok but from I've gathered this isn't the case (generally speaking). Cereal is a processed food with lots of added sugar. It's very unhealthy.	/r/MensRights	19/12/16 08:29 PM
11	This was a really great commercial. I can't believe I've never seen it. If it wasn't for a cereal commercial. Cereal is evil!	/r/MensRights	19/12/16 06:52 PM
4	Hmmmm. I think that is an important point to consider. Ride sharing isn't really gender specific but when was the last time you saw a woman with a beard? A woman only nail salon is more of an apples to apples comparison. And even if some men would go to a nail salon you can't say it's the same as a ride sharing service.	/r/MensRights	14/12/16 06:27 AM