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1	Just a little contrast on the male curfew, the same thing was imposed on black and brown people back before the civil rights movement in order to prevent them from committing crime and "harming white people" Not a real proposal, and zero chance of it every becoming reality. One single lady said this in public, basically just trolling everyone. And she was immediately dismissed. Discussing how silly it is is valid. But treating it seriously and getting outraged is a waste of time. And a waste of outrage	/r/MensRights	30/03/21 01:22 AM
1	High-school boys made to stand and apologise for being male Notice that whoever pulled this ridiculous stunt was called out for it, and the school forced to apologize. Hopefully, most of the boys were confident enough that they refused to participate. I certainly would've when I was a kid. The only real comment I have beyond that is: I want men to stop internalizing stuff like this. Someone at this one school tried this stunt and parents rightfully shut them down. Good. But we shouldn't let that affect our own self esteem one bit. It's up to us to be the…	/r/MensRights	26/03/21 06:44 AM
1	High-school boys made to stand and apologise for being male Expendable? Not even a little. Notice I said "nature designed us" to to be the protectors. But one of humanity's super powers is being able to transcend our instincts. We can reroute that innate skillset and do what we choose with it. Look, the world is relatively safe for our species now. We no longer need to fight off sabretooths while our women breastfeed, just so the species can continue. But we still have that innate skillset. That means we're FREE for the first time in human history. So wh…	/r/MensRights	26/03/21 06:23 AM
2	High-school boys made to stand and apologise for being male I hear you bruv. He may have done it to screw with you. So what? I don't believe in internalizing what people intend for me. All "basic training" scenarios try to tear you down in some way. But you know what? You can still flip the script and benefit from it. Adversity makes us stronger. Basically, here how I approach life: don't be a jerk. Try to be the best man I can. But beyond that, who cares what a bunch of bitter people say about men? Men are awesome creatures. Let's just be our awesome aw…	/r/MensRights	26/03/21 01:01 AM
-2	High-school boys made to stand and apologise for being male This actually sounds awesome to me. I say put every single boy who is physically able through physical training. Show them how powerful they are. Teach them to build and create things. Tell them to listen to criticism, but not internalize it. Nature designed men to be the protectors of our species. Let's all remind ourselves of who we are.	/r/MensRights	26/03/21 12:37 AM
1	AskMen has been posting a lot of feminizing articles such as this. Maybe men want to piss standing up? Maybe we want to be different than women? heh	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 07:04 AM
1	AskMen has been posting a lot of feminizing articles such as this. Maybe men want to piss standing up? Maybe we want to be different than women? Don't engage in debate with anybody about whether you're a man. Don't legitimize it in any way. Just be you. That's all it takes to be a man, man.	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 07:04 AM
1	AskMen has been posting a lot of feminizing articles such as this. Maybe men want to piss standing up? Maybe we want to be different than women? You know what makes me feel like a man? The fact that I'm a man. I pee standing up most of the time because that's convenient, and pointing my dick works just fine. What would I possibly care about some random posting about how they want me to pee? Personally, the way I take a piss couldn't possibly make me feel more masculine. And if I'm tired as hell, and don't want to make a mess, if I feel like sitting down, who cares? Other guys here are saying pissing standing up makes them "feel like a ma…	/r/MensRights	13/03/21 07:00 AM