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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	McGill University is considering women's only hours at campus gym. They already have women's only hours at their pool. I know it's in Canada, but if it's anything like the US, they have the right to do this. Canadian universities are rather different from American ones. It is a public university, not private. It is funded by the Quebec government, and also by tuition fees (which are collected by the government then redistributed among all the universities).	/r/MensRights	05/03/15 05:02 PM
1	Am I the only one that see's the need for MRA and feminist initiatives? People would rather be defensive victims than attempt to empathize and that is where the problem lies. No one wants to accept fault, no one wants someone else to be worse off than them.	/r/MensRights	11/12/14 05:38 PM
1	This was in a subreddit had upvotes in the thousands, but ended up deleted. Men's feelings are getting suppressed. As a man, daring to speak up of fears is bad if it puts pressure on or otherwise inconveniences women. Yes, but it shouldn't be that way. Whether it's a woman verbally, emotionally, and financially abusing her husband, or a husband abusing his wife (in whichever way), these are all abuse and should be seen as such. I absolutely agree that the types of abuse that husbands may face should be seen on a similar vein to the abuse wives might face - albeit in different forms, but still abuse.	/r/MensRights	28/11/14 10:08 PM
2	This was in a subreddit had upvotes in the thousands, but ended up deleted. Men's feelings are getting suppressed. As a man, daring to speak up of fears is bad if it puts pressure on or otherwise inconveniences women. I'm sorry that you have had some negative experiences. It is definitely something that more women should learn: splitting the bill and being self-sufficient. A good relationship should be an equal partnership rather than one party having to do all the work to take care of the other. They definitely took advantage of you. Hopefully you can find a woman who won't do that and societal norms change so that it isn't seen as "OK" by those women.	/r/MensRights	28/11/14 01:54 AM
2	This was in a subreddit had upvotes in the thousands, but ended up deleted. Men's feelings are getting suppressed. As a man, daring to speak up of fears is bad if it puts pressure on or otherwise inconveniences women. No... I wasn't talking about the process afterward or the actual scenarios. I just meant in terms of how you perceive other people. All women shouldn't be regarded as "abusive wives" any more than all men should be regarded as "rapists".	/r/MensRights	28/11/14 01:44 AM
2	This was in a subreddit had upvotes in the thousands, but ended up deleted. Men's feelings are getting suppressed. As a man, daring to speak up of fears is bad if it puts pressure on or otherwise inconveniences women. The thing is I feel like saying "all marriages will result in the woman being abusive" is akin to that "all men will rape you". There is a difference between being safe and cautious of people's intentions, and being completely paranoid or distrusting.	/r/MensRights	27/11/14 09:21 PM
7	This was in a subreddit had upvotes in the thousands, but ended up deleted. Men's feelings are getting suppressed. As a man, daring to speak up of fears is bad if it puts pressure on or otherwise inconveniences women. I absolutely agree that saying "well, shouldn't you know your partner before you get married!" is victim blaming. The way I see it is, those types of relationships that the OP described definitely are abusive and incompatible. However, both men and women get into abusive relationships that can be veeery hard to leave and you cant say "you should have known". BUT with all that, following this train of thought it is like saying "I never want to have a girlfriend/boyfriend because s/he might abuse …	/r/MensRights	27/11/14 06:50 PM
0	Feminist hate speech This would have been a better OP than this feminist states clearly that she hates men and wants to kill them which is misleading without reading the full article. she doesn't want to literally kill men	/r/MensRights	11/10/14 04:27 PM
0	Feminist hate speech Dude... did you even read the article you linked to? She very very explicitly states she wants to kill the concept of "be a man!!!", not kill men.	/r/MensRights	11/10/14 08:48 AM