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That depends on you really. Are you going to continue to twist my words around and assign new meaning to them in a childish attempt to hijack my argument or are you actually capable of reading IN CONTEXT and answering the points presented, not the ones you invented? And the other problem is you have a mountain of fail arguments that have already been addressed so it would be redundant to address them all again. I suggest you try reading http://manhood101.com/principles101.pdf first. THEN after y…
/r/MensRights19/08/10 01:51 AM
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Women have already proved too stupid to handle money. Women want men to romance them by paying for dinner WHILE taking money out of their pockets in the economy. Women want to have it both ways but are too stupid to realize the consequences of such short-sighted action. If women want to be cared for by men, they should get the fuck out of the economy and allow men to fulfill that role/obligation. If they irrationally want to prove they can be just as strong and independent as men, great. Tell th…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 06:09 PM
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PUAs are by and large emasculated manginas who have no idea how to deal with women. This retard keeps harping on the concept of alphas and betas as if this mythical status actually exists. This is no different than nerds imagining every football player is a "meathead" and every hot girl is a playboy bunny. Granted, some of his arguments definitely have merit. His observations about the shift of power from men to women are readily observable. But his mangina mentality only reinforces the problem.…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 04:54 PM

This silly mangina logic that makes absolutely no sense.
/r/MensRights18/08/10 03:28 PM

We really don't need "men's rights." All we need is male authority. Once we reclaim our rightful authority, we then can set about to make agreements with OTHER MEN (borders, rights between countries, etc.) To say that males require 'rights' from women is really a fucking joke that just exposes the pitiful condition of men today. You don't need the right to more resources like women.. You need to CONTROL ALL THE FUCKING RESOURCES IN THE FIRST PLACE. Women should never be in charge of doling out r…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 05:24 AM

CORRECTION. Not "some" women. That's like saying "some" men like being gay. Being gay is an anomaly, not a norm. MOST men are not gay by nature. They are heterosexual BY DESIGN. The vagina is designed to fit a penis. We see this in nature and we see this in the vast majority of relationships formed. I'm not trying to make an argument against gays. I'm just illustrating the point that men being in charge is a matter of DESIGN not an option or a nice sentiment. Too many people throw around the ter…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 04:52 AM
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Well yes and no. Manginas/white knights are the enemy insofar as they are the only ones that can enforce the laws we make. They are the backbone (irony since they have none themselves) of feminism. With these manginas, no women have power or authority to do anything other than make empty threats. But you're correct. These white knights/manginas are simply a product of feminism. They grew up in feminism. They are more like slaves in the 1800s who grew up in slavery. They don't question the very c…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 04:23 AM

There are no such thing as 'rights'. There are only agreements. As soon as someone stops agreeing with you, you immediately lose your so-called rights, just as men today have lost their civil rights. Women have stopped agreeing that men have them. Manginas have stopped agreeing to honor them. So men no longer possess them. Rights are imaginary constructs until they are enforced by men. What you're referring to are agreements between men-- 'rights.' Since men are the ONLY ONES who can enforce the…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 04:10 AM
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Here here. So let's start right now. Let's start encouraging men to STOP acting like complete manginas and start speaking with their spine. You don't have to say "fuck off" to women just to be rude. But if you can't tell a woman to fuck off, then you don't deserve to call yourself a man. One time I made a comment to a woman when leaving a store. I told her that her jeans were sexy. She told me to "fuck off." Only in feminist america can a woman get away with that bullshit. She knows there are pl…
/r/MensRights18/08/10 03:36 AM

According to CBS, "young, bright and beautiful" is supposed to excuse Debra Lafave's behavior. Imagine the colorful adjectives if this was a guy. If manginas ALLOW IT, men have to accept it. It has never been a question of what women think but what men ALLOW to happen to them. Men really have no one to blame but themselves. As soon as they stop accepting the guilt from women for their sexuality and other manginas, they will stop having to defend and justify themselves to women.
/r/MensRights17/08/10 11:15 PM

As pathetic as it sounds, you're absolutely right; this IS considered an "in-your-face" attitude. But that's exactly the problem. Men have become such pussies that they can barely stand to tell each other the truth about what they're thinking/feeling. Imagine a world where men become snarky effeminate fags relying on grade school sarcasm to make a point. Imagine a world where men attempt to parody other men for daring to be in charge of women (cue neanderthal caveman jokes). Imagine a world wher…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 10:19 PM

This is a LIE. Women are not leaving perfectly good and loving husbands. The husbands may love them, but they are MANGINAS who don't know how to be in charge of the relationship. The women SHOULD leave them. Women are told by feminism to be in charge, but their natural instinct is always to look for a man to take charge. This is why women are leaving their husbands. While these men have good intentions, they are obviously pussified manginas who give women way too much authority in their lives. I…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 09:44 PM

I'll make it simple--women should have absolutely no fucking say whatsoever in the process of government and here's why: Men are ALREADY shackled to and concerned with the welfare of women (and all of civilization for that matter.) There should be absolutely no laws protecting "women" as a special class of people. We should view women in RELATION to men. Today's govt. views women IN SPITE OF men. The only reason women are allowed into the government is because manginas tolerate it. They are such…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 09:28 PM

already been done and posted: http://manhood101.com/principles101.pdf
/r/MensRights17/08/10 08:39 PM

Yes, but you're looking at the problem backwards. Yes you need to protect yourself from false accusations of rape and having to pay alimony. But WHY do you even have to worry about such things in the first place. Such concerns reveal an underlying flaw in the very premise of men's rights. Fighting for the right to breathe is very different than fighting for the right to vote. Right now men are fighting for the right to breath so to speak. They are DEFENSIVELY responding to having their rights ta…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 08:36 PM

Yes, agreed. But we all know this by now. The problem is not the exposing of the hypocrisy. There are many sites and resources dedicated to doing exactly that night and day. But time and time again, they fail to DO anything about it other than to tout the snail's pace legal system "victories" (oh look! today we won a victory for men. now we're allowed to manscape our eyebrows on tuesdays AND fridays. yay for men's rights.) It's not enough to expose hypocrisy. That's like a nerd who gets his milk…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 08:25 PM
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Fat chicks are hilarious when they try to act thin :)
/r/MensRights17/08/10 08:03 PM

This isn't a list. it's an excuse to bitch like a chick. Who the fuck cares about longevity. Are you out of your fucking mind? And you're saying you want men to commit the same amount of suicide as women? Although I get the gist of your point, your list is largely incoherent and based upon your years of pussification under feminism. The problem is really with YOU first. Your list is based upon the premise of being a pussy. For example, you don't want financial objectification, but this really st…
/r/MensRights17/08/10 07:30 PM
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