mee_k Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	"Although many people don't realize this, you don't have to be female to lead a Girl Scout troop; both men and women are welcome. However, if you are male, you'll be required to have a female co-leader present in your troop." The implication you're referring to is completely in your imagination. Nothing I said came even close to meaning what you said it meant.	/r/MensRights	15/04/10 09:04 PM
1	"Although many people don't realize this, you don't have to be female to lead a Girl Scout troop; both men and women are welcome. However, if you are male, you'll be required to have a female co-leader present in your troop." The majority of child abuse is committed by women. I'm sure that's not related to the fact that they are likely to spend much more time with their children. What's the prevalence of abuse per minute spent women versus men, and what is the prevalence of non-offspring abuse women versus men, those are the more interesting questions. And I suspect that the answers to those questions will favor my narrative more than yours.	/r/MensRights	15/04/10 08:38 AM
1	"Although many people don't realize this, you don't have to be female to lead a Girl Scout troop; both men and women are welcome. However, if you are male, you'll be required to have a female co-leader present in your troop." As long as if a woman is allowed to be a scoutmaster . . . The Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts are two unrelated organizations. Parity between their policies is unnecessary and would not indicate anything about the correctness or justice on the one hand or the other.	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 09:08 AM
1	"Although many people don't realize this, you don't have to be female to lead a Girl Scout troop; both men and women are welcome. However, if you are male, you'll be required to have a female co-leader present in your troop." It's not so much a presumption of guilt as a prophylactic against future harm. Women do commit child abuse, but rarely compared to men, and even more rarely against other females. The exact degree to which this is true is mild or severe depending on the study, but either way parents are more than justified in wanting an additional level of protection for their female children. You don't need to believe your neighbors thieves and murderers to lock your door at night.	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 08:51 AM
4	If you're ever falsely accused of rape, how do you find a good lawyer? Not from /2X but I did manage to downvote him. Like how you presumed it would be a woman when in fact, ha ha, it was not.	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 08:40 AM
3	"But you're my daddy," five-year-old Kenny said. "Yes," I replied, tears streaming down my face, "but this is mommy's house now." True, there are degrees of failure and this guy has not reached the highest or even come near to it.	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 08:30 AM
5	"But you're my daddy," five-year-old Kenny said. "Yes," I replied, tears streaming down my face, "but this is mommy's house now." Typically when you dispute a claim that has some evidence going for it (as glassusers claim did in this case), it's your responsibility to do the disproving. Just saying "you know, he's not" doesn't cut it.	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 07:28 AM
1	Rape should not include regretted sex, obviously, but I am curious as to the opinions about the following. Way most people on the road drive seems like we need more tickets being handed out, not fewer. :P	/r/MensRights	07/04/10 05:33 AM