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0	My argument with a self described male "feminist" and his eventual apology when presented with his hypocrisy.		mudmaster	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 05:41 AM

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1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. Me too, but I feel like discounting the alternative without proving it an impossibility would be arrogantly assuming that I'm right. I try to check my own personal beliefs and biases at the door when I argue in an effort to remain fairly neutral.	/r/MensRights	06/12/12 04:55 PM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. Once again to be a devil's advocate the fact that you cease to exist after dying is an unknowable variable. I personally don't ascribe to that theory but a decent chunk of the world still does.	/r/MensRights	06/12/12 04:42 PM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. Okay I'm tired of this argument. What if the divine law is reincarnation and after being killed they begin life Tabula Rasa. Is starting life a new with a blank slate better than years of recovery?	/r/MensRights	06/12/12 05:33 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. I don't have anything else to say, I agree completely. Definitely not a black or white issue and very dependent on personal character.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 10:50 AM
3	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. but giving birth? That shit's just pain I can't imagine. Those closest I've come to giving birth was the first poop I took after 4 days of codeine, but no one had to stitch my asshole back up so I realize it wasn't even close. Trauma's qualitatively different! Agreed	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 10:25 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. It's really funny you should say that. This is my first time coming here and I'm amazed at how well everyone handles opposing view points. At no point did anyone call me a dick. tell me I was stupid, etc. We disagreed politely, had a civil discussion and eventually reached a point of common ground and had a real conversation. ever being told that women have it worse, that what happened to me wasn't rape because I'm a man, and that I'm probably gay for not consenting. I think this is what brought…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 10:18 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. For myself, I withdrew into a shell. I only ever left the house for work or necessary expenditures. I can relate. It starts to feel like a prison after a while. Now that I'm better I have this weird separation anxiety where I think people are looting/pillaging/burning my things while I'm gone. If I'm not absolutely sure my door is locked I can't even think straight. I've even gone as far as paying someone to go check for me. That's exactly it. I no longer drink to excess, I don't do drugs, and I…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 09:49 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. If rape victims believed that rape was worse than death why don't they always their lives in far greater numbers after such a trauma? Firstly, I think the facts that many rapes go unreported make it hard to get an accurate consensus. Suicide.org was quoted as saying 31% of rape victims have suicidal thoughts and 13% of them attempt suicide. I'm not sure what the normal rate is but I'm going to go ahead and say that's a little high. Many don't. They don't because they value their lives more than …	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 09:18 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. I don't trust women as much as I did To be fair, I think any man that's been in more than a few relationships can say the same thing. I'm not trying to downplay your sorrow, just a light-hearted attempt at humor here. I used those as examples you grump. Whatever it is that makes you happy or gets you through a rough patch. I understand and you pretty much hit the nail on the head when you called me a grump. I was very grumpy at almost anyone or anything. It made it almost impossible for me to en…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 08:57 AM
5	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. I'm not trying to be a dick here but you honestly sound like someone who's never had anything bad happen to him before. Just for reference what's the worst physical pain you've ever experienced? I've broken a couple bones when I was a kid and I didn't think it hurt that much. I had a dog almost tear my finger off and I didn't think that hurt that bad either, even when I doused the cut in rubbing alcohol and washed it gently with soap and water. I'd rate all those experiences no higher than 4/10 …	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 08:27 AM
2	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. But afterwards you don't have to reflect on the trauma of what you've experienced, do you?	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 08:19 AM
1	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. I'm sorry for what you have had to experience as well. I would prefer to exist wounded than not exist. I agree with you, but part of the trauma is worrying about it happening again. I can't imagine re-collecting my life and having to look over my shoulder constantly for fear of being raped. beautiful sunshine, children laughing or enjoyment of skiing with friends. I understand what you're saying, but until you've recovered you may not appreciate those things. When I was in incredible physical pa…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 08:17 AM
4	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. I understand that, but you're downplaying the whole "recovery" thing. Have you ever recovered from something? I've recovered from a traumatic injury and I've got to say it's not easy. Being dead on the other hand is very easy, all you've really got to do is hold still.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 07:32 AM
6	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. To be fair, that is repeated rape and getting beat up and living in jail for a long time, and not just one incident of rape.. To be fair I don't really think it matters whether it's one rape or a dozen. Imagine that guy spending twenty years of his life replaying those events in his head. Also, the idea of not existing still seems way worse Maybe I'm just not very heteroflexible here, but the idea of forcibly taking a dick in my ass is pretty revolting. How would you be able to just shrug off so…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 06:47 AM
5	This is a very informal thread, but I really want to know how bad everyone considers rape to be. How is that hysterical nonsense? Being killed is over with immediately. There is no life after death, but rape is something you've just got to live with forever. Why don't you do me a favor and read this story about a man being repeatedly raped and brutalized in jail. If you can read that and tell me you'd rather experience that then get shot in the face then you're a stronger man than I.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 06:35 AM
10	No, there is nothing wrong with men and masculinity. No, men don't need to change. No, you don't get to define what it is to be a man. No, your irrational fear of men is not cause to criminalize them. And yes, feminists, you can shove up your... The second rule is to be a big wheel. You know, we measure masculinity by the size of your paycheck, wealth, power, status, things like that. Where on Earth did he come up with these rules? This sounds like the way a female measures masculinity. I've never once looked at a wealthy accountant driving a BMW and thought to myself, "Now that's manly, look sy the way he talks on his iPhone 5 while that tow truck driver changes his tire."	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 06:20 AM
0	My argument with a self described male "feminist" and his eventual apology when presented with his hypocrisy. So this was the beginning of my encounter. We argue back and forth a bit about what actually constitutes equality. Finally I get this apology after I point out that him referring to people as "stupid chauvinists" clearly demonstrates that he has no interest in equality.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 05:45 AM