mpb92 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	#womenagainstfeminism gets it right. I'm not sure I take your meaning.	/r/RedPillWomen	28/07/14 04:51 PM
2	"Settling" - is it really such a bad thing? But I thought feminism was anti-male and anti-marriage?	/r/RedPillWomen	28/07/14 04:10 PM
2	#womenagainstfeminism gets it right. It seems odd that this subreddit would take issue with feminists lecturing women on how to act, when it advocates that women be told how to act by their spouses.	/r/RedPillWomen	28/07/14 04:02 PM
0	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. She does in fact bring up her husband but only insofar as he supports what she wants. Why would she bring up aspects of her husband's opinions that negate the conclusions she draws in her article? That inevitably means (and the reader knows) he must carrot chase, how does she not talk about that in any way? I don't think she means "carrot chase" as work, necessarily. I think she means it as "work full-time and raise healthy and well-adjusted children simultaneously." Since it's not really the do…	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:28 PM
-3	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Do they? Last time I checked, the American electorate sways toward the conservative, particularly in the last, oh, two years or so, and by and large, conservatives tend towards the anti-feminazi side. Furthermore, countless studies have proven the American public to be apathetic and ill-informed -- essentially, politicians vote for whatever benefits them financially, i.e. whoever will donate to their next campaign. Is it feminists' fault they have more sway financially? Or is it mens' rights adv…	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 11:04 AM
-3	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. To say that it was men who did this to men? Women don't have the votes in any legislature in the world to pass laws like this.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:53 AM
-3	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Oddly, that only serves to make your previous comment irrelevant.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:47 AM
-4	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Feminism did this? I must have missed the part where Amazons savagely conquered the incredibly male-dominated legislatures of not only the federal government, but every state government as well.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:45 AM
-1	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Well, thank GOD you were here to teach us the evils of feminism here in /r/MensRights, lest we had forgotten.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:43 AM
0	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. ambient1's comment does not, as you say, speak for all men. Regardless of this, your comment works upon the assumption that he does (thus necessitating your speaking on, not for, all women), unless, of course, you are so presumptuous as to assume that I, the only other person in this conversation (currently), am one to judge a man by his bank account, as opposed to a woman by her spawn. However, that still does not make the aforementioned comment of yours relevant.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:37 AM
1	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. No one brought up finances. At all. In fact, this doesn't really have anything to do with men, or judgment passed upon them. In order for your "rebuttal" to be valid, one must assume that ALL women judge ALL men by their bank account, which is not the case.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:28 AM
-4	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. That was not my statement. I was questioning these crimes supposedly done to manhood by "feminism" referenced by ambient1. What, then, are they?	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:26 AM
0	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. I was not addressing sexism within in the either of those fields (of which I am a member, thank you), but in croqueenbouche's comment, which smacks of "separate spheres" type philosophy. When one begins to categorize certain subjects or activities as "belonging" to either gender, sexism results, benefiting (and hindering) men and women.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 10:24 AM
5	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. I can tell you gave this one some real thought.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:11 AM
-2	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. She reconciles herself with her choices and experiences in life and changes her philosophy and outlook accordingly. That's called maturity. People do that as they get older.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:09 AM
-3	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Revenge fantasy much? You sound like you're fourteen.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:06 AM
1	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. That's not really relevant to this article. This article is about her and her takes on feminism, not the miscarriage itself.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:05 AM
-8	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. Like? End the age of male entitlement? Somehow I'm not saddened.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:04 AM
-2	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. it is not fair to have to compete at things that men tend to be naturally better at and enjoy. How, exactly, is this? Should women avoid math and science, just because men tend to be better at such logical subjects? Maybe women should forgo athletics altogether, except maybe foxy boxing or the like? Is sammich-making an effeminate enough activity for you?	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 08:02 AM
-5	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. I'm glad you've given the poor females on the web the benefit of your strong, logical, manly guidance. Where would we be without you?	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 07:58 AM
0	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. That's a charming sentiment. A woman's worth is based entirely upon the achievements of her spawn.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 07:57 AM
-6	Feminism lied to me. I am of that generation, the first that will work til retirement, just like a man, first that will be judged on her achievements , just like a man. What feminism says is that I am the same as a man. but I'm not. I'm a woman, and there isn't anything wrong with being a woman. I like how you've gotten downvoted for making a rational response to what is clearly a troll or perhaps just an idiot with an internet tough misogynist streak.	/r/MensRights	14/12/10 07:55 AM
18	Father shopping for daughter's underwear treated like pervert Don't feed the trolls.	/r/MensRights	05/12/10 01:50 AM
2	Myth Of The Ghetto Alpha Male- I have made the same observations so many times. It didn't go well.	/r/MensRights	06/11/10 02:36 AM
1	The road ahead of us is just so long... The point of an ad campaign is to raise awareness, and that's what this is trying to do. I believe the authors of this would say here that if it prevents even one rape, their work is vindicated.	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 04:36 PM
1	The road ahead of us is just so long... I'm saying a lot of that isn't considered "rape" here, but in reality that's what it is. In conservative communities, there's a lot of "Well, she shouldn't have been out to begin with" mentalities. The reason I point to the South is because it's an easy example--the African American community has some similar phenomena.	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 03:54 AM
1	The road ahead of us is just so long... You've been to the South, right? I'm from Kentucky, and bullshit like that happens all the time around here. It's one of those "We don't like to talk about that" things.	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 01:24 AM
7	The road ahead of us is just so long... I'm guessing you're not a 16-year-old douchebag or frat boy who might be confused on the subject. This campaign is aimed at younger boys and men who might be in situations with a lot of consent grey area, or under social pressure to do what they know is wrong. They're usually not very educated on the law, women, or consent, so it's easy for them to make these mistakes. Believe it or not, the whole concept of "women's rights" is fairly new to a lot of men, especially from more conservative social…	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 12:29 AM
4	The road ahead of us is just so long... The fact that you're thinking that is indicative of this ad campaign not being aimed at you. Accept it and move on.	/r/MensRights	14/10/10 12:16 AM