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All people love to be catered to. The basis of propaganda is telling people what they want to hear and what you think Will scare them. A men's program will praise men. A woman's program will praise women. Women are susceptible because humans are susceptible.
/r/MensRights14/06/17 11:43 PM

You refuted nothing, no points addressed, just tossed insults, critiqued my tone, and asserted your status as an independent whatever you are. We're done.
/r/MensRights10/06/17 06:39 AM

First, a vagina, properly lubed, can passively accept a penis, unless maybe yours seals shut when you're not aroused and fucking. Second, maintaining an erection. Maintaining. That's the key word. Men being forced to penetrate, which doesn't technically mean more than once, does not mean the same thing as maintaining a solid erection for the entirety of a satisfying consensual encounter. I'm just going to let that stew for a moment. Third, I can subjectively think you're crazy, and if it were tr…
/r/MensRights10/06/17 04:00 AM

Believe as you wish. For vaginal intercourse, a woman can choose to be completely passive, a man must at least maintain an erection. Maintaining an erection requires psychological involvement and arousal. Masculine gender roles in western society still generally put men as the more active partner, the aggressor. I think I'm objectively right. Maybe you chase and then cowgirl ride all your guys with Herculean vaginal exertion, but that's your experience. I think women can get away with putting in…
/r/MensRights10/06/17 02:32 AM

Aw, muffin< Hmm, insulting dismissive ridicule without addressing the point. Classic feminist. Given how many sexual positions there are, I wouldn't guess that many. Certainly not enough to blame women for men not keeping it up.< Are we doing a variation of that children's game where the floor is lava, but instead of the floor it's the logical point of the comment you can't touch? There are a lot of women who put 0 effort into sex, yet consider themselves as participating. Starfishing isn't part…
/r/MensRights10/06/17 01:00 AM

How many men just lay there or 'starfish' during sex vs how many women, do you think? Sex almost inevitably requires men do more than their female partner, while also maintaining mental arousal. A woman might not be a great partner or might not have great vaginal penetrative sex if she isn't putting in 100%, but if a guy isn't on top of his game, he's not having sex at all. It's like taking a class where a B+ and below is failing while your lab partner is taking it pass/fail and attendance is 70…
/r/MensRights09/06/17 11:42 PM

I love my gf, but yeah, I understand this. We're similar height, me 5'11", her 5'10". We started dating and I was pudgy from weight gain after military and no more forced PT, about 245lbs at heaviest. She was chubby, about 210lbs, not much muscle. Things progressed, we now live together, I started making efforts to get back in shape, she did not. Now I'm 210, aiming for 180 and a 300 pft score and she's 265, aiming for donuts. Love her, but... Sex is a thing I do to her while she just lays there…
/r/MensRights09/06/17 02:28 PM

The USMC has 2 jobs and 2 jobs only; they win wars and they make more Marines. Mission accomplishment is their highest priority, followed by troop welfare. The USMC gives not a diddley fuck how or why. USMC doctrine is based on sheer effectiveness, nothing else. When you impose directives on the USMC from above, you run counter to their own directives, field tested in the most brutal shit holes known to man. Here's the deal, leave the Marine Corps the fuck alone and just tell them who or what yo…
/r/MensRights30/05/17 03:35 AM
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I love how those questions are posed as some sort of proof. She doesn't understand, mom? How about this, take 5 minutes and say, 'Well, sweetheart, men are bigger and stronger, so separate teams create more balanced arenas of competition. The pay gap is about career choice, so just work full time and major in something stem and you'll make as much as a man, and women are actually statistically advantaged when they run for office, so if you want this country to be run by women then you'll have to…
/r/MensRights20/04/17 01:24 PM

I have no obligation to support or defend a nation that denies me the right to vote. And after you've denied my whole race/gender group the right to vote, further punitive legislation is soon to follow. Want to see the biggest, most bloody social revolt in history? Enact this lunacy and watch the streets flow with blood. Watch a large portion of police, military, doctors, scientists, electricians, plumbers, and so on all come to the inescapable conclusion that brown people and women are their en…
/r/MensRights13/04/17 12:05 PM
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It's no terrible thing to be a feminine woman, a loving mother and supportive partner. I only wish I'd found such a woman.
/r/MensRights23/03/17 05:47 AM
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I realize this is the UK, but as an American, do I have to worry about this sort of thing happening here? Isn't the right to face one's accuser part of the 6th Amendment, so our congress couldn't ever make this legal here, right?
/r/MensRights19/03/17 03:18 PM
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Yeah, I'm the one being insincere. K. Well, your hypothetical situation comes down to whether a person, rendered bereft of their reasoning through no intentional act of their own or lack of reasonable caution, should be held accountant for their actions. Our legal system thinks not, hence the validity of "temporary insanity" as a defense. Other than that, it's a philosophical question that I don't want to waste further time discussing with you. Have a good one.
/r/MensRights16/03/17 01:09 AM
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Well, first, your example isn't really a single moment of rage. There was encounter, pursuit, re engagement, etc. A person would have to use a bit of deductive logic and make a couple choices in that scenario, so it's probably not a single momentary loss of reasoning and so it's not really an equivalent scenario. Second, there is already a legal precedent, temporary insanity, and legally, yes, it's a valid defense. Finally, you characterize the people saying they would respond similarly to the f…
/r/MensRights16/03/17 12:54 AM
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I didn't say I condemn him, the father in this theoretical example of a completely peaceful response. I said I question, because I could not display such gentle restraint in this situation, and I can't put myself into those shoes. Maybe this saint could teach me something, about compassion and forgiveness and turning the other cheek. I was illustrating two of the extremes of response, complete civility and restraint vs maximum violence. Most people would fall short of either extreme if, God forb…
/r/MensRights15/03/17 09:50 PM
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We're mammals. Sometimes we need to overcome that, and sometimes we need to dig in.
/r/MensRights15/03/17 09:11 PM
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I say ''i guess" because while I can intellectually pose the idea of gentle restraint as an acceptable reaction, I can't emotionally empathize with that response. I can't put myself in those shoes and feel like I could respond so gently. It's part of why I'm not a saint, I guess. I also question the priorities and fatherly attachment of a man who isn't moved to violence when confronting that situation. I'm not saying he'd be a bad father, this saint, but his emotional makeup and priorities are n…
/r/MensRights15/03/17 09:08 PM

It all comes down to the moment. If the dad took a good hour to beat the guy to death with a sammich break in the middle, he went too far and ought to be punished. If the dad was able to handle finding his little girl being raped and limit himself to simply and gently subduing the rapist, then maybe he's a saint or simply far more civilized and peaceful than most, and that's fine, I guess. If he came upon the scene and fatherly mammalian instinct kicked in and he went fucking King Kong on that m…
/r/MensRights15/03/17 01:55 PM

I'm with you. It's why the slow withdraw of so many intelligent, capable, and emotionally stable men from society is going to be the biggest burn in history. How many men see the game being played, see the handicap they'd be playing with, and just decline, saying "no, thank you."? I'm probably not going to seek another relationship after this one finally admits that it's dead. I'm college educated and capable, and I'm just gonna aim for being a cool uncle, a good friend, following my hobbies, ca…
/r/MensRights02/01/17 09:05 PM
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Your comment was sensible as well, and i didn't disagree, i just wanted to better frame what i thought of as OP's actual position. I also wanted to point out the contrast in cultural perception of firearms and how that could greatly affect the seemingly extreme nature of OP's suggestion. Honestly, I have a few guns, mostly for recreational shooting and hunting, but a couple that are kept where they'd be useful for home defense. I'm an average sized guy and former military. I've never really felt…
/r/MGTOW28/05/15 06:26 PM
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You're making some big assumptions about the specifics of how and why he was upset. It has to be about racial generalizations and not about his triggers, things that put him right back there on the battlefield, inducing panic attack like states of stress and fight or flight responses, right? It's not like this is a legitimate medical issue and when sitting down with a woman dressed just like a woman who had a bomb and in whose brain pan he maybe had to put a round, he might be having some stress…
/r/MensRights26/05/15 09:39 PM
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That guy's ptsd has elements that are linked to aspects of the circumstances of the situation he experienced. If one bad cop beat your ass and then you found that you tended to be jumpy around any cop, it'd be the same. He likely doesn't hate muslims and he's probably trying to get over that particular trigger, as well as about a thousand others that probably end up making him seem like a weird asshole. The story is about how he was treated because he admitted to being ill, not the unfortunate p…
/r/MensRights26/05/15 09:25 PM
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He is a veteran, and most veterans are male, and he's trying to deal with an institutional reaction that's unfairly and disproportionately negative to male students. If he'd been a female complaining about ptsd from a sexual encounter that no legal framework could possibly call rape, and she wanted a guy kept from her, or to deal with all female staff, or she just wanted to lug around a giant fucking mattress, she'd be listened to and probably allowed most of that. But guys don't usually do that…
/r/MensRights26/05/15 02:24 PM

Hey, if a guy bit off part of a woman's ear, do you reckon he'd get anger management, too?
/r/MensRights21/05/15 04:57 PM
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In the new history/mythology, St. George was a feelings warrior who helped the dragon confront and vanquish his anger and aggressiveness, thus making friends with one and all. They then proceeded to have a goddamn tea party where all the birds and bunnies stopped by to say hello and exchange hugs. See? Just as good and no need for any violence, rambunctiousness, or masculinity , whatsoever.
/r/MensRights18/05/15 07:54 PM
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Men aren't being alone with women because men are assumed to be lurking rapists. Men aren't becoming teachers because men are assumed to be lurking pedophiles and rapists. Tell me how this professional sexism is anything but a logical reaction to being assumed to be a lurking rapist and sex offender?
/r/MensRights15/05/15 07:19 PM
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While I share that sympathy, I don't think it's unreasonable for these senior male politicians to behave this way. Let's be very clear, their sole motivation is fear of victimization. If a woman were to express concern and trepidation at the prospect of being alone with male staffers, citing a fear for her safety, but otherwise included men in every way possible, she wouldn't be seen as a villain though she might be perceived as a little paranoid. She certainly wouldn't be the focus of activist …
/r/MensRights15/05/15 06:20 PM
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I take your meaning, and i agree with your point, but let's be civil, ok?
/r/MensRights15/05/15 03:49 PM

I had a girl make that 'joke' once. Like your gf, she was seemingly very serious about it. I calmly told her that if that happened, I'd put a bullet through her brain. It utterly ruined the mood. I liked this girl and I in no way wanted to harm her, but to protect my testicles, I'm willing to use deadly force. That's just how it is. Was she put off by my 'threat'? Entirely. But it's hypocritical because she just threatened aggravated assault and maiming. The thing is, many women don't realize th…
/r/MensRights23/04/15 07:19 PM
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I'm just looking at the lack of privacy dividers and wondering how long it'll be until some woman comes out of the stall and gets a real clear view of some guy's dick while he's shaking it off and then it's off to hr you go for being a pervert. Damn you for exposing yourself to women in the men's room, you sick bastard.
/r/MensRights23/04/15 06:46 PM
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Sure. I think our equivalent here is redpillers. They're about as blatantly misogynist as the TERF's are misandrist. They occasionally show up in our threads, making generalized derogatory comments about women. Sometimes they sort of blend in for a comment or two, then it'll be 'all women really...' or 'bitches' or whatever. And then we tell them to go back to r/theredpill. Your statement about rather working for things that could actually benefit from your effort is the sensible conclusion many…
/r/MensRights17/04/15 04:52 AM

I think that things just like this, you posting on this sub and then responding to people with actual thought and discussion, is one of a small but growing number of efforts to connect the rational, moderate base of feminism and mrm. It'll probably happen that as the centrists of each come to see eye to eye, and maybe even reorganize under a more egalitarian banner or banners, the fringe edges of both movements will collapse. (this would also be awesome if it happened in American politics). What…
/r/MensRights17/04/15 04:03 AM

Bo, you sound pretty reasonable. Your politics sound pretty egalitarian, which is how a lot of folks here tend to lean. There are several feminists who hold views very similar to your own, and they tend to be respected within the mrm and have little difficulty working with mra's. The problem is that almost all mra's believe that you do not represent the majority of feminists or the prevailing view in mainstream feminism. We see misandry, emotion over facts, and justifications based on phantoms o…
/r/MensRights16/04/15 11:56 PM
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I went through that. Five years of Hell, broken friendships and misery. Never again. I've told my current gf that she will never restrict me in those ways, or she can hit the fuckin' bricks. It's not romantic and maybe she took a little offense, but I swore to myself that I'd never tolerate that again. Never again. And honestly, she's a decent human being who understands that's part of my damage, just like she has her own. We agree to try to be sensitive to the other's difficulties. But seriousl…
/r/MensRights15/04/15 05:56 PM

Thank you. Yeah, it's a touchy subject, but everybody has baggage, so I try to present it in that light, as in an area of my life where I'm a little sensitive to certain things. And I don't ever tell her all the details, just that it'll be over if she involves the police. I even explain why that's an issue. If she can't appreciate why my 'lived experiences' (/s) make feminist ideological stances to this matter utterly repugnant to me, then maybe she's not the girl for me. The living with my stuf…
/r/MensRights19/03/15 07:39 PM

I know this is true. I saw it happen to my dad, heard about it happen to a couple friends. I tell any girl I'm dating, if you call the police, threaten to call the police, or involve the police in any way, we're done. I tell them, you'll probably think you've won because I'll stop fighting and agree to whatever you want, but I'll be gone when you get home the next day. You wonder why I'm pretty minimalist and keep most of my stuff squared away and semi-packed? Part of the reason is so I can leav…
/r/MensRights19/03/15 06:06 PM
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Arrested, maybe murdered. It's also best to be wearing only a thong, face down in an empty room, hands behind back, quiet, and streaming live video of the scene when they get there. They'll probably still arrest or kill you, but you might make the news until the next atrocity distracts us all.
/r/MensRights06/03/15 08:16 PM
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Would it be fair to say you support whatever course, medically and socially, leads to these people leading the happiest, lowest suicide prone life they can, and you think it should be determined by looking at evidence based studies to determine that course, with the acknowledgment that individual treatment requirements might vary?
/r/MensRights04/03/15 04:11 AM
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You should be aware of how important it is that you're doing this. I'm not talking about helping this one guy or any of the many guys you help with DV. That's important too, no doubt, but I mean what you're doing by reaching out to the men's rights movement. Your brand of feminism seems like it's pretty egalitarian and believe it or not, that describes a majority of men's rights advocates. A lot of the guys here may have even thought of themselves as feminists at one point, as I did. But then I …
/r/MensRights27/02/15 12:43 AM
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You know, you might be right. Seems the only safe courses are masturbation, going a little gay, or yeah, maybe older women. An older woman, one who has greater status, greater wealth and professional standing and who is obviously cruising for a hookup at college bars, might be much less likely to cry rape. Her grater age might also slightly offset the tendency to look at her as a child compared to her male partner. So, good news for cougars in college towns? Yeah?!?
/r/MensRights13/02/15 06:33 PM
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And next up in the news, 'government baffled at sharp decline in marriage, relationships, and even cohabitation between men and women. Says one bloke,'after me mum had me dad hauled off when he got mad at her for blowing the neighbor, i decided it was best with just me and my dog. Most of me mates felt the same. The lot of us go fishing a lot now, or occasionally negotiate group rates at a brothel some weekends.'.'
/r/MensRights23/11/14 09:21 PM

I always liked Wesley Crusher, and as a person he always seemed to be a fanboy without a huge ego. Seemed pretty relatable. Like, hey, I'm a huge nerd who's just really happy to get to be around cool people.
/r/MensRights12/11/14 10:59 PM

It's sad, I really used to like Will Wheaton.
/r/MensRights12/11/14 07:08 PM
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It's poorly phrased, and citations are necessary for serious discussion, but the comment says nothing more than that black folks have a higher incidence of certain violent crimes. If the numbers back it up, it's a fair statement. You seem to be actively trying to take a factual statement as being racist, but that's what we've been taught to do by modern society. I understand why you might see it so, and i know there are many racist assholes who might hide behind 'being honest' as a thin disguise…
/r/MensRights04/11/14 10:28 PM

Maybe he means that it's difficult to even begin discussing negative statistics and how they can be used to understand societal problems and issues because sjw might immediately take it as a racist attack. Even this guy's statement about rape might be technically true, don't know, but our immediate reaction was to take it as racist, and not an indication that's there's obviously something socially or culturally fucked up if that's a true statement. Maybe it is true, and it's because of weakened …
/r/MensRights04/11/14 07:06 PM
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The men's rights movement best shows itself when it doesn't deny the difficulties women have, but just tries to help men with the difficulties they have. Truth is, every group has its own valid issues and difficulties. You're right, he'd have gone to jail if he'd fought back. And you're right to be disappointed in yourself. Now, all you can do is try to rebuild trust, and learn from the incident, so as to prevent it ever reoccurring. It will be alright, and things can be mended if you sincerely …
/r/MensRights02/10/14 10:23 AM
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There are already coed fraternities, many focused on academics or particular interests and some on normal student life. There are also male exclusive fraternities and female exclusive sororities. A person wanting to participate in this system already has many choices, whichever gender they might be. Now, why should men who have chosen to participate in a male space specific organization be deprived of that? Why should they be told that they can't have it? Why should they be deprived of their fre…
/r/MensRights29/09/14 05:58 PM
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I recognize constructive behavior and comment positively, you troll.
/r/MensRights21/09/14 04:37 PM
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First off, eat a dick. Second, I don't care about alphawookie, or you. I care about reasonable discussion of ideas. When I see someone respond in a reasonable manner to a post that could easily have elicited some sort of biased tirade, I go out of my way to give recognition to that fact. Maybe you don't like discussion, and maybe you just want a place to post thoughtless rants against whomever, but I don't.
/r/MensRights21/09/14 01:14 AM
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Hey, just read some of the other responses, and, well, there's a lot of rude and narrow minded mra's, but there are some good folks, too. Overall, i think there are maybe a few more mra's open to the notion of real discussion and debate, real equality and egalitarianism. There are maybe a few more folks willing to think that not every shitty thing has to be someone else's fault or responsibility. And most importantly, there are maybe a few more mra's willing to just say what the fuck they think,…
/r/MensRights20/09/14 09:12 AM
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Just wanted to say, your response was thoughtful and well reasoned, as well as being polite and respectful. You didn't address every point of the comment you responded to, but you didn't need to. Your proposed solution was the very essence of free discourse and the best virtue of the internet, being that if it doesn't suit you, you can find or create something else. And you didn't suggest he wasn't still welcome to keep participating in 2x. Again, just overall, good post.
/r/MensRights20/09/14 08:54 AM
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I have to say, when you're concerned about the life experience of the majority, the mega wealthy are a statistical anomaly. Money defines how society treats you more than sex, color, or orientation.
/r/MensRights29/05/14 08:49 PM
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Sure, just saying, money isn't the point.
/r/MensRights29/05/14 03:01 AM

Hell, find a lawyer who will do it for a percentage of the possible winnings. Even if you'd only get 1/3 of the money, you'd get justice and satisfaction. Let their dreams and lives be ruined by the same causes and system they used on you. Change won't happen until those who perpetuate injustice feel the sting of reprisal from those they've wronged.
/r/MensRights28/05/14 09:07 PM
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I think we mostly all get it. You seem like you've got a good grip on things, so that's good. Just always remember you have support here when you need it.
/r/MensRights23/05/14 01:01 AM
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And after you beat these charges, get rid of her. She obviously has no compassion or empathy for you or her siblings. She's a sociopath who would willingly put you in a position worse than death. For your own sake, and your other children, get her gone. She doesn't love or care about you, she's nearly an adult and these actions are taken with understanding of the consequences, and you can't change her. Get her gone.
/r/MensRights03/05/14 05:58 PM
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This seems like a good plan.
/r/MensRights03/05/14 04:00 AM
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Hey, I'm glad you like it here, and I'm happy that people feel like they can really talk about stuff here. I gotta say, the patience and reasonable discussion here is pretty awesome. I read about some of the things that get posted here, and I get, well.. pretty darn pissed off. I get angry and I get all set to write out some angry words. It's not a small thing for me. I've seen a few things, served my country, and when I'm about to write out that terrible stuff, I know I mean every word. But I a…
/r/MensRights27/04/14 10:16 AM
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