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Cards on the table here, I generally find the idea of 'men's rights' a kind of misallocation of frustration, but if I view this through a specific lens, I can see the frustration here and I'll take a good faith effort at answering the question here: In short, the simple answer is: 'Abortion Rights' can be an on/off switch. 'Child Support Reform' is more policy reform. Policy reform is very expensive in terms of time and effort, and for better or worse, the squeaky wheel will get the grease, and …
/r/MensRights25/07/24 01:50 AM
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See, when we do research, we generally don't extrapolate on meaning to conform to our preconceived narrative. If we did that, we might end up believing that autism is caused by vaccines, or something equally hilarious. This study specifically does a really good job of saying explicitly where it believes it research sits. 'Our methods are mediocre. Our conclusion is pretty loose. We think this is at best a gateway into a discussion. Please use it as a jumping off point for further research.' That…
/r/MensRights30/11/13 10:18 PM
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The study doesn't say that "Creepiness is largely bullshit'. The study says that when given a set of static conditions in a vacuum, that 'creepy individuals provide us with the social equivalent of the less than optimal 'prospect and refuge' found in the physical settings that make us uneasy.' Finally, the study goes on to say that their study is at best, a first step into a discussion and hardly offers good conclusions into anything. Pages 16 and 17 are full of a discussion on the limitations o…
/r/MensRights30/11/13 09:52 PM
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There aren't enough people that can classify themselves as 'president's daughter' to justify making it a category. It's almost like it's more of a thought experiment with loose quantification than it is some perfect representation of privilege.
/r/MensRights04/08/13 09:49 PM
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