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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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9	VIDEO: ‘You ugly!!!’: Female airport guard fired for slipping mean note to random traveler I'm not sure, but I think being fired with-cause disqualifies you in most of the US. I think. It's kinda uncommon for people to be fired with-cause in the US though, since you need to have a pretty solidly documented case against them (compared to just firing them without cause).	/r/PussyPassDenied	29/03/21 01:28 AM
1	My ex broke up with me saying that I texted him too much. I decided to write a program to analyze our text and using hard data to show him wrong This xkcd is pretty relevant	/r/seduction	08/12/20 01:42 PM
1	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes Sure, a lot can. But remember that it's a modifier for other charges. So, you have to be doing something arrest-worthy with the intent to deprive someone of their rights in order to be hit by it. That's the kind of thing where I don't object to coming down hard on it because it takes willful intent to deprive someone of their rights, that's not something you just do by accident.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 02:37 AM
1	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes It would appear so. And, honestly, I really don't see anything wrong with bumping up the charges against someone for committing criminal acts for the purposes of violating someone's rights. It seems, to me, that committing a crime to violate or repress someone else's rights is inherently worse than doing it out of greed or anything else like that.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 01:38 AM
3	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes Ah, it does look like that might be the case. The vague pronoun threw me.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:15 AM
5	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes DE also counts preventing people from exercising their rights as hate crimes. That's what this is realistically covered by.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:12 AM
4	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes In DE, hate crimes also include preventing people from exercising their rights. Including, in this case, freedom of expression.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:10 AM
4	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes In DE, hate crimes also cover preventing someone from exercising their rights; in this case, they were infringing on the kid's freedom of expression.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:08 AM
3	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes In DE, they also extend to preventing people from exercising their rights, including freedom of expression.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:05 AM
21	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes In DE, "hate crimes" also extends to things preventing the free exercise of someone's rights. In this case, the right to free speech through wearing whatever you want to.	/r/PussyPassDenied	09/09/20 12:01 AM
8	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes How'd the hat get onto the ground in the first place? I'll bet that has more to do with the charges than picking it up did.	/r/PussyPassDenied	08/09/20 11:59 PM
0	The two Delaware women charged with stealing a MAGA hat from a child have had their charges upgraded to hate crimes What's "heroic" about stealing a hat from a kid?	/r/PussyPassDenied	08/09/20 11:55 PM
1	Group of girls force a man to take his shirt off to see his abs It varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction (so, state-to-state in the US and country/etc to country elsewhere), but there are a number of rape definitions that include wording that specifies penetrating the victim. In those jurisdictions, if it's charged at all, it'll generally be sexual assault instead of rape (which is also the category that groping falls under, so a lot less severe than the rape it is).	/r/PussyPassDenied	25/07/20 10:48 PM
11	"what my actions have consequences?" Given that it was nothing but a sign, then it's definitely nothing that restricts a woman's rights. As it turns out, signs themselves don't restrict any rights, they're just signs.	/r/PussyPassDenied	27/05/20 05:35 PM
4	'' She denied the charges and accused the boy of raping her on at least four occasions.'' She can't be convicted of raping, due to local laws. But there's a difference between the verb "rape" and being legally convicted of rape in a jurisdiction.	/r/PussyPassDenied	19/05/20 05:00 PM
17	'' She denied the charges and accused the boy of raping her on at least four occasions.'' Well, women can rape men anywhere. I think what you meant to say "where women can be convicted of raping a man".	/r/PussyPassDenied	19/05/20 04:11 PM
12	Found on r/tumblr, thought it fit in here Yeah, there are a few subs in that sphere of influence that have bots which watch other subreddits they dislike and proactively ban people who post in places they dislike (doesn't matter what you post, the simple fact that you posted there at all is enough for them to want to ban you). TwoX is one of the more well-known perpetrators, but there are a couple dozen subs that follow that same behavior. They tend to be fairly toxic subs overall though, so you're not really missing much if that happen…	/r/PussyPassDenied	19/08/19 12:04 PM
13	She HERSELF entered a GENDER NEUTRAL bathroom yet she's still complaining If it wasn't single-occupancy, then it'd be even weirder, since she didn't lock the door and guy #1 just did his business and left.	/r/MensRights	04/07/19 02:52 AM
32	Thousands of dads are left in shock as DIY paternity tests soar. Up to 30,000 tests are being performed every year, says Alphabiolabs. In the UK about 750,000 babies are born every year. Feminists want the test to be illegal without the written consent of the mother. Which is not at all traumatic or damaging or anything whatsoever bad for the child.	/r/MensRights	13/01/19 03:59 PM
4	Innocent men are innocent No, to my knowledge UBI generally refers to "everyone gets enough baseline money to pay for food/housing/utilities". People would make more from jobs that pay better, but everyone would have at least enough to live on. I'm not an expert on the topic or anything, I just happen to have heard the term and was telling you what the initialism means.	/r/MensRights	24/11/17 11:31 PM
1	Innocent men are innocent Universal Basic Income	/r/MensRights	24/11/17 11:17 PM
2	L'Oreal's SACKS its first transgender model after she blasted 'ALL white people are racist' in shocking Facebook rant I'd be surprised if that's the case. That kind of simple market analytics is fairly standard for large chains like that.	/r/PussyPassDenied	03/09/17 12:13 PM
9	L'Oreal's SACKS its first transgender model after she blasted 'ALL white people are racist' in shocking Facebook rant Not to mention that a given store likely weights their inventory by what they sell. I imagine a CVS in a predominantly black area will have a very different ratio of makeup shades compared to one in a predominantly white area.	/r/PussyPassDenied	01/09/17 09:44 PM
2	Texas forces man to pay 65,000 USD for a kid that DNA tests showed is not his Probably supposed to be "wasn't his".	/r/MensRights	19/08/17 06:05 PM
3	Kindergarten teacher finds Legos are good for cognitive development in young children and bans boys from playing with them in order to "close the gender gap" I would worry that there might be a more fundamental flaw in her mentality if she thought that kind of behavior was acceptable in the first place. Maybe not firing right off the bat, but definitely at least a seminar on discrimination, if not a full class on the subject; definitely more than just a short conversation telling her that it wasn't ok.	/r/MensRights	18/04/17 10:04 PM
9	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Well, it does have humans controlling it, so there are innate flaws right there. In the end though, there comes a point where you have to weigh risk vs reward. When it comes down to it, pretty much everyone is willing to accept the reasonably low risk of an accident in return for the ability to cross large distances in a reasonably quick manner.	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 08:14 PM
80	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Sure, but that doesn't mean that marriage is intrinsically flawed. Getting into a car crash only comes after you get in the car in the first place, but that doesn't mean you never drive a car for fear of crashing.	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 04:56 PM
37	Apparently Homelessness is only a Problem if you are a Woman. That seems like a fundamental problem in and of itself.	/r/MensRights	20/03/17 11:58 PM
50	Redditor is fired for taking day off—without giving notice—to go to the Women's Day march. It really depends on the context. The post reads "today almost as soon as I began work she confronted me about it, so naturally, I responded saying that if she gave a shit about women's issues, she'd be more than supportive of my decision". Reading between the lines, I imagine the conversation went something like this: Boss: Hey, you didn't show up yesterday or call in, what happened? Girl: I was at the woman's march, of course. Boss: That's not a valid reason for missing work and not even calli…	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/03/17 03:50 PM
3	A divorce is to dissociate yourself from one another surely She has a job, working 2 days a week as a "beauty therapist".	/r/MensRights	08/02/17 02:59 AM
7	A divorce is to dissociate yourself from one another surely Given that this story reports amounts in GBP, I'm guessing their agreements with the UK would matter more than any with the US.	/r/MensRights	08/02/17 02:52 AM
1	Men are not monsters: Last week three of my four boys were herded into school-sponsored assemblies and asked to stand, raise their hands and pledge to never, ever hurt a woman. Their female classmates weren’t required to make a similar pledge. Well, I think homicidal teachers is its own separate issue with the education system and probably needs to be addressed aside from the discriminatory pledging situation.	/r/MensRights	22/10/16 06:08 PM
1	Men are not monsters: Last week three of my four boys were herded into school-sponsored assemblies and asked to stand, raise their hands and pledge to never, ever hurt a woman. Their female classmates weren’t required to make a similar pledge. Yeah, I might have refused as a kid. It would mostly depend on if I recognized that it was wrong and discriminatory, since I might have just seen it as a sensible thing that I was never going to break anyways. The stubbornness to protest I had plenty of though, that's part of why I was homeschooled, because I knew enough to know when someone was wrong about something but not enough to back down from a frustrated teacher.	/r/MensRights	22/10/16 05:49 PM
8	Men are not monsters: Last week three of my four boys were herded into school-sponsored assemblies and asked to stand, raise their hands and pledge to never, ever hurt a woman. Their female classmates weren’t required to make a similar pledge. Of course, you wouldn't want to hurt her by resisting being murdered. /s	/r/MensRights	21/10/16 07:13 PM
1	Men are not monsters: Last week three of my four boys were herded into school-sponsored assemblies and asked to stand, raise their hands and pledge to never, ever hurt a woman. Their female classmates weren’t required to make a similar pledge. It depends on the kid. I doubt either of us knows enough about /u/awesomemanswag's childhood to know exactly what they would have done.	/r/MensRights	21/10/16 07:08 PM
17	Men are not monsters: Last week three of my four boys were herded into school-sponsored assemblies and asked to stand, raise their hands and pledge to never, ever hurt a woman. Their female classmates weren’t required to make a similar pledge. Quick Googling indicates a 180d statute of limitations. However, if they did this kind of thing once, they're likely to do it repeatedly, so there are probably more recent offenses too.	/r/MensRights	21/10/16 07:04 PM