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| 1 | Last time I checked, this expression is used to explain that boys often scrap and fight with each other as kids do, not to suggest that people would even try to use this 'argument' to rationalize rape.Well idk, not a usual here. But if you think that argument is true then punishing only 1 rapist/victim is unfair and unjust. While punishing both is unviable and just hurts our victims/rapists more for no good reason (their "victim" probably wouldn't even want them punished). To me the best solution here is to just not punish either. | /r/MensRights | 26/05/17 05:10 AM |
| – | Last time I checked, this expression is used to explain that boys often scrap and fight with each other as kids do, not to suggest that people would even try to use this 'argument' to rationalize rape.Ok, its either messy or a gross miscarriage of justice (at least in my moral judgement). If the point is that children can't make these decisions for themselves therefore having sex with them is rape, then naturally the girl would be raping as well right? Punishing a child that is a victim themselves in the incident without punishing the other isn't fair in the slightest. If teenage males aren't capable of rationaly deciding to have sex with adult women then I don't see why they're suddenly able… | /r/MensRights | 26/05/17 04:23 AM |
| – | Last time I checked, this expression is used to explain that boys often scrap and fight with each other as kids do, not to suggest that people would even try to use this 'argument' to rationalize rape.Wouldn't it just be a bit of a mess? It would definitely be one of those laws that are difficult to apply like porn and pirating. Given that both parties are victims and rapists there will be issues there too. The victims would be the opposite of cooperative as they would testify in defence of their rapist (lover) and themselves. It would be a case where no one wins even if it does go through. Its about as reasonable as pressing rape charges against 2 drunks that have sex with eachother while lo… | /r/MensRights | 26/05/17 04:09 AM |
| – | Last time I checked, this expression is used to explain that boys often scrap and fight with each other as kids do, not to suggest that people would even try to use this 'argument' to rationalize rape.You mean regular rape? Can't really charge a minor with statutory rape. But the idea that teenage boys that rape people haven't done something wrong is hardly the genral opinion. God knows how many (seemingly rightful) angry facebook posts I had to scroll through after the Brock Turner thing. Sorry though if I misunderstood and you meant that people excuse the adult convicted of raping the teenage male. | /r/MensRights | 26/05/17 02:01 AM |
| – | The Guardian: Infant male circumcision is genital mutilation.My experience as a Canadian in Atlantic Canada is the reverse. Circumsicion is rare here and none of my good friends are circumcised. I wouldnt say Canada as a country advocates circumsicion, in 2013 the rates were 32 percent and thats going down. The Canadian Paediatric Association doesn't recommend the circumsicion of every newborn either. | /r/MensRights | 13/03/17 04:42 AM |
| 1 | Cassie Jaye calls out yellow journalism among feministsThis isn't even just something feminists do though. The people that are most likely to lie to your face and spit out bullshit are those that think they are doing the right thing for example anti drunk driving campaigns, anti bullying campaigns, anti drug/alcohol/smoking campaigns. All of them have a good cause and because of that they often spit out bullshit for their cause because they think it is right. Even charities that are working to end hunger in Africa are willing to be deceptive, rememb… | /r/TheRedPill | 13/11/15 11:26 PM |
| 3 | Can we please stop pretending that women are oppressed!?I think men are oppressed more seriously than women in the western world. But you're argument doesn't really prove that women aren't oppressed, it just shows that men are oppressed more. Both men and women can be oppressed in different ways at the same time. | /r/MensRights | 04/10/15 01:31 AM |
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