naedwards22 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	DEI Lol yeah it's pretty clear that you don't really have a point to stand on anymore. You hate DEI for all the wrong reasons, and it shows.	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 05:39 AM
0	DEI Yeah let's just call bullshit on this because both you and I know that this is...just not based on any reality we know today. Men go to trade schools because they are able to maintain a decent standard of living for a much lower upfront cost. Why get a business degree and make $50k annually when an HVAC tech will make double that as a journeyman? Men go to college because they have a true interest in what they want to study. If they don't want to go to college, they go to trade school. For examp…	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 05:11 AM
-4	DEI Okay you ARE saying that more men in college would make them DEI admissions. I hate to break it to you OP, but you're not talking about equity in college admissions. You're talking about equality in admissions, where men and women are admitted equally. And that's not what the E in DEI stands for. Equity, in the societal context, means providing opportunities tailored to individual needs. At this point in time, men not going to college is an equitable choice. Men are shirking college in favor of …	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 04:52 AM
-5	DEI Wait, are you trying to say that admitting men into colleges at a higher rate than they currently are would make them DEI admissions?	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 04:45 AM
-3	DEI Do they though? Or are you just trying to ragebait and illicit a reaction though by shifting the burden of proof? To be honest, I don't actually think this does anything to help Men's Rights. You're not doing anything to make men's lives better, or more equitable with posts like this.	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 04:38 AM
7	I do not respect women Yeah this is definitely not healthy, nor acceptable. Please go get some help. Male-to-male, it is our duty to make sure you are okay, and that means recognizing a mental health issue.	/r/MensRights	05/12/25 03:31 AM
3	Obama Criticizes Progressives For Abadoning Men Yeah that's the real question... Who knows if McCain would've been better, we can only speculate. But what we can confidently say is the Obamaconomy was not a failed experiment. It worked well, and for a whole slew of Americans.	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 04:59 PM
7	Obama Criticizes Progressives For Abadoning Men Yep, I hear you out wholly. People seem to forget how good the last 4 years of Obama's economy was. Home prices fully rebounded, the stock market was on a tear. Wages were up for the first time in almost 10 years. No president is perfect, but his particular brand of Keynesian economics was what America needed after the Great Recession.	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 04:26 PM
15	Obama Criticizes Progressives For Abadoning Men Failing? By what metric? The longest stock market bull run in history which Trump subsequently crashed into the fucking ground, had to release trillions of dollars of relief to businesses and citizens alike? Or maybe "failing" to you is job creation. 11.6 million jobs created in 8 years, and it was the first time since Clinton was president that unemployment fell below the historic average.	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 04:24 PM
15	Obama Criticizes Progressives For Abadoning Men Hey man. You're probably gonna get down voted for this comment which is garbage. But I wanna hear why. I'm sure you have your reasons and I wanna make sure you're heard.	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 04:14 PM
10	Why do men's rights not get as much attention as women's rights even though men face major inequalities? This is the real answer. Men are born more frequently than women (albeit not by more than 1 or 2%) for the reasons highlighted above, disposability. But as for why men's problems in societies aren't talked about likely has a LOT to do with the fact that frankly, nobody cares. This is more anecdotal than anything else, but in my experience when I ask my male friends how they're doing, they're all doing good. I know that's not true, but it's internalized that we just don't care, and it's a problem…	/r/MensRights	10/03/25 04:25 AM
12	DEI Dying is Great for Men So let's have this conversation then. My argument still stands in light of the articles you presented that DEI would ultimately be a net benefit for men because marginalized peoples would see a substantial impact to their quality of life even with less of an impact made to the lives of white men. So why don't black men achieve better academically than their white counterparts. Again, it's not much of a mystery, poverty and lack of strong male figureheads in their lives drives a lot of the issues…	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 11:35 PM
17	DEI Dying is Great for Men No, because increasing black and Hispanic male representation in schools will not take away from deserving white males to also enroll in school. It's incredibly disingenuous that you'd suggest that. So let me ask you for a third time, what is your suggestion on how to increase POC enrollment?	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 11:25 PM
6	DEI Dying is Great for Men I do agree with that, and obviously male participation is greater there than at traditional colleges. How do we get POC men to to realize that enrollment at universities is a good thing though? I think we all agree here that echo chambers aren't good and there needs to be more diversity in that regard.	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 11:04 PM
7	DEI Dying is Great for Men That wasn't the question. I asked you how do we increase black or Hispanic male participation in secondary education without the use diversity, equity or inclusion?	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 10:56 PM
16	DEI Dying is Great for Men Fine, I'll concede that point. I don't understand why you believe that collegiate enrollment is a zero-sum game, but whatever. What do you recommend we do to ensure that black or Hispanic males are equally represented on college campuses? Last I checked they are severely under-represented currently and I doubt that the end of DEI policies will improve this aspect.	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 10:50 PM
23	DEI Dying is Great for Men Your argument is a great example of what's known as the "false equivalency" fallacy, where because one thing happens, it's more likely that the result will occur. Ending DEI will likely cause men of color to face the adverse fallout of said policies instead of elevating them, like we should be doing. In general, rules & regulations that are there to protect the most adversely marginalized groups is a nonzero-sum benefit to society. Think of some of the things that have come to exist as a result …	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 10:42 PM
54	DEI Dying is Great for Men Okay but right now men are being directly affected by these DEI programs ending. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the point of this subreddit, I thought it was for the empowerment of males?	/r/MensRights	23/02/25 10:26 PM