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| 1 | Checking Our PrivilegeThe inverse of Slut vs. Stud is gold digger vs. tool. If a woman gets a bunch of men to pay for her every need, she's seen as successful in the dating world. If a man gives up his money to women easily, he's seen as a tool and looked down upon by other men, and easy by women. | /r/MensRights | 08/07/11 08:27 PM |
| 1 | "So I learned this trick. Cross the street about a block back and "pass" the lady that way. Same with a potential head-on encounter. If you see a woman walking towards you in the middle of the night on a lonely urban street, my practice in those days was to cross the street to not stress her out."While I understand your point, I think a lot of white people do feel they're justified in being afraid of black people and use the same statistics about crime as women do about men raping. I find that a better analogy would be replacing men with bears in the wild. If you came across a bear all alone in the middle of the woods and you were afraid of it, would you demand it leave? No, its a fcking bear. If you're afraid of it, don't go by it. If you're not afraid of it, you don't have anything to … | /r/MensRights | 08/07/11 08:10 PM |
| 1 | Inviting a girl to coffee is "potential sexual assault"As crazy as that sounds, if you look at the IAMA posts of people that have been robbed, the comments are FILLED with posts like that. At least they don't go as far as to say that black people should know they scare white people and act differently of their own accord, but they definitely feel threatened and are fine with that. To both situations, I wish people would learn to protect themselves more. | /r/MensRights | 07/07/11 09:08 PM |
| 2 | Man found guilty of 36-year-old 'he said/she said' rape claimsI was watching (only because I'm from Broward County, HONEST) the "Police Women of Broward County" the other day. There's a detective on there with....hilarious hair. Despite it being a cops-like show, she is a real detective from the area. I know its TV and all, but here's the story. She gets a complaint from a woman that a guy she was dating raped her. There's nothing in the way of physical evidence, only her claim that he did it. Before the detective interviews the husband, she's talking to t… | /r/MensRights | 07/07/11 07:54 PM |
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