mjsolaro Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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4	German popstar avoids prison even though she knowingly infected one man with HIV and 'attempting' to infect two more men. I just want to gently point out that penalties for this type of crime are not remotely as intense in Germany as they are in the US. Germans largely apply zero to just a couple of years for this type of crime, whereas in many other countries (US included) you'll see penalties aligned more with attempted murder.	/r/MensRights	26/08/10 04:17 PM
1	Income inequality chart of the day Which they were...	/r/MensRights	08/07/10 12:30 AM
18	What's so bad about boys? "Are they all boys?" she asks sympathetically. "Yes," I reply. "Poor you. Better luck next time," she says as she shuffles off after her dog. I grew up in a family of all girls. Everytime a stranger found this out, I received the same response: "Your poor father". I never really figured out why. My dad loved having a bunch of rowdy, sports-loving girls. The reaction this woman is getting to having a large number of sons is completely identical. It's just something to say. And it happens whether …	/r/MensRights	27/05/10 09:32 PM
1	Ask Dad's of MensRights: If men had paternity leave when should it be taken? Men at the company I work for get six weeks. About 50% of the men take it right during the birth. About 50% wait until the women's two month maternity leave is up and take it then to help her get back into the workforce. All of this talk of 6-12 month maternity and paternity leaves are completely spinning my head. I can't imagine corporate America ever getting behind leaves of absences that long...	/r/MensRights	16/09/09 12:21 AM
1	Men perform better in many technology jobs. Must we apologise for that? I agree that there is rampant sexism in the two places that you mentioned. Start-ups, during the dot com era especially, were sexually charged, fiscally irresponsible places to work. I enjoyed some harassment in that environment as well. But, to me, this was a cultural phenomenon unique to start-ups. I've had friends that worked for starter companies in different fields and they've had similar experiences. To me, it seems it has more to do with the casual environment, the potential for riches, a…	/r/MensRights	24/04/09 02:23 PM
2	Men perform better in many technology jobs. Must we apologise for that? Awesome. Let's have a discussion. Tell me why.	/r/MensRights	24/04/09 12:36 AM
9	Men perform better in many technology jobs. Must we apologise for that? I'm going to make the same case here that I did in the /r/technology thread. Disclaimer here: I am a woman who has worked for major software companies and now owns her own firm. I've been interested in this subject for a long time. First off, this is a terrible article. Not only is it biased, but it pretends like there haven't already been tons of studies done on this subject matter. Not really the best platform to leap from when discussing gender in the workplace. The question of why there aren…	/r/MensRights	23/04/09 11:31 PM
2	Men perform better in many technology jobs. Must we apologise for that? I get the sarcasm. But there actually isn't a single person in the thread (or in the original one in /r/technology ) taking that position. In this case, the perceived "threat" you are mocking from the feminists just isn't there. Most women in tech acknowledge that there are inherent differences between the sexes that keep the male:female ratio low.	/r/MensRights	23/04/09 11:28 PM
-2	Fight Little Battles: Man Appalled at Women-only Lunch at Work I work in an industry where women are still very poorly represented (<20% of employees are women). As a result, there are a lot of women-specific organizations and women-specific events trying to build a support network for women, brainstorm ways to educate/recruit more women, etc. Often these meetings include a dinner or an event of some sort. Men are not invited. Would you guys say in this context that this constitutes "discrimination"?	/r/MensRights	21/04/09 02:35 PM
2	Fight Little Battles: Man Appalled at Women-only Lunch at Work That's discrimination as well. Equal treatment. If he wants a manicure, he can have one - but that's the morale event being offered.	/r/MensRights	21/04/09 02:33 PM
7	The trouble with engagement rings - an attack on DeBeers and slavery - from feminisms Do you personally condemn every German person living today of the Holocaust? Your logic is flawed.	/r/MensRights	07/04/09 09:43 PM
10	Woman spends workday on phone to friends, sues boss for harrassment because he yelled at her for getting a document in late. Doesn't belong in mensrights.	/r/MensRights	24/03/09 05:26 PM
1	The boys are victims of India’s so-called ‘beggar mafia’ — criminals so violent and amoral that they are prepared to hack the limbs off children, as well as steal new-born babies from hospitals. A horrible, horrible tale. Dare I ask significance to men's rights? Young girls are impacted by this matter as well. More of a human rights issue suited for one of the main reddits.	/r/MensRights	24/01/09 06:06 PM
2	A man who spent 18 years in state prison for a rape he didn’t commit has died. I wouldn't take 18 years of ANYONES life and then start talking to him about fair. The fair comment was not addressed to him. It was addressed to this subreddit, which has posted this article to demonstrate another false rape charge allegation. Generally these stories belong in this subreddit because they demonstrate a valid prejudicial bias against men that is caused when a scheming, lying woman makes a false charge against him. However, this is not the case in this scenario. The woman in quest…	/r/MensRights	15/01/09 04:55 PM
4	FAQ 6: the logo Shouldn't you guys have something that is pro-male, rather than anti-female? I feel like you're really mixing your messages.	/r/MensRights	15/01/09 04:52 PM
3	A man who spent 18 years in state prison for a rape he didn’t commit has died. To be fair, this was not a false rape charge. The actual rapist was his brother, so it is most likely that this was a case of mistaken identity. While a very sad story, I would argue this particular case is not a men's rights issue. A human rights issue, certainly.	/r/MensRights	15/01/09 02:04 AM
4	"Your job is not to become concerned about the constitutional rights of the man… Throw him out on the street, give him the clothes on his back and tell him, see ya around" Just don't marry a psychopath. Seriously. It's pretty easy to figure out if a girl is capable of going apeshit on you before you get hitched.	/r/MensRights	07/01/09 11:09 PM
1	Man facing child porn charges; crazy ex-girlfriend admits she set him up. Man still facing charges. My understanding is possession of child pron is illegal in Arkansas, regardless of how it came into your possession.	/r/MensRights	05/01/09 08:08 PM
12	Recognizing Abusive Women People are abusive. Not genders.	/r/MensRights	05/01/09 08:04 PM
-9	Female-on-male violence is FUN! C'mon - like any of you wouldn't give your right nut to be kicked by Britney Spears... ;)	/r/MensRights	31/12/08 07:52 PM
0	Stats don't lie: boys smarter than girls Sorry, FST. I know that you're trying really hard to make me out to be some sort of evil feminist with a male-hating agenda, but it just isn't so, and this hardly proves your case. You're still completely missing the point of the context of my posting. Here's what happened: --Reddit is regularly full of misogynistic comments about bad female drivers. --Some data came out refuting this stereotype. --I posted an article to the women subreddit reviewing this data. The fact is, if I had wanted to sc…	/r/MensRights	23/12/08 07:54 AM
2	American Women Suck, and Some of the tactics to look out for. Hm. No. Do you even read the news? Just because you are religious or conservative does NOT mean that you are faithful. I can't count the number of prominent religious leaders that have been involved in sex scandals just in the last year. And just because you aren't religious doesn't mean you don't have family values. My husband and I aren't religious. But our family is the center of our lives. Everything we do is about making our family better and trying to carve out a peaceful, loving nook in a…	/r/MensRights	23/12/08 07:32 AM
1	Despite the AAP's findings, circumcision should be advocated because it's prettier. Beauty trumps logic and decency. Agreed. To be clear, it isn't just women advocating circumcision. I want our kids to be uncircumcised. I see no need to subject my child to unnecessary pain. My husband, however, has a visceral reaction to his kids being different than dad. He also believes circumcised men just look nicer. How am I supposed to convince him when I have no ground to stand on? He's the one with a penis, not me. Unfortunately, I think it qualifies him to make the decision... edit: I'm posing a serious question to a …	/r/MensRights	22/12/08 07:14 PM
2	American Women Suck, and Some of the tactics to look out for. Why's that?	/r/MensRights	22/12/08 07:10 PM
1	MGTOW: Marriage and children is a natural longing in not just women but men as well. Nature did not intend gender avoidance. This is a weird article, but I agree with the sentiment of the headline. My husband probably has a deeper desire to have kids and build a family than I do.	/r/MensRights	07/12/08 01:39 AM
2	How the Research Showing Women Are as Complicit in Family Violence as Men Has Been Suppressed My personal experience is that women are way worse. My mom lost control of her temper frequently when we were growing up. She liked to throw things. Usually at us. Sometimes with injuries attached. If that had been my father, child services would have been called long ago.	/r/MensRights	15/11/08 04:29 PM
1	Woman's rape lie puts man behind bars for ten months - and she gets NO jail time Not at all. It's the primary point, as pointed out by everybody in the thread and the article.	/r/MensRights	01/11/08 06:03 PM
23	Woman's rape lie puts man behind bars for ten months - and she gets NO jail time False rape charges should equal jail time. And this is speaking as a woman. Each one of those bitches that lies about being raped creates an atmosphere where real women (hell, and men) who are raped are treated as suspect. Not to mention the guy who goes to prison for doing nothing wrong.	/r/MensRights	01/11/08 04:55 PM
16	Woman sentenced to two years in prison for lying about rape and not recanting for three months Good. And I say that as a woman very sympathetic to rape victims. If she lied, she should be punished.	/r/MensRights	13/10/08 09:09 PM