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-1	Manspreading is healthy Again, you're making claims that are not proven by your sources. Your sources didn't say that closing your legs would raise the temp of your testocles to a level which would damage the sperm cells. Neither do these sources show how long it would take to replenish damaged sperm cells. And no, I will not Google it, YOU made the claim that it would be harming for men to close their legs so YOU have to prove it. Also, the claim that men don't take more room than their seat when it's crowded might be…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 08:40 AM
-1	Manspreading is healthy Where did you see that not spreading your legs causes the testicle temp to increase? Also, the link you posted says that it's unclear if heating of the testocles causes long term infertility, which is why they are checking to see if it can be used as birth control for men. I really don't know why you have so much trouble with it, if you spread your legs and take more room than your seat in crowded public transport then you're an asshole, stop trying to rationalise it with pseudoscience.	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 08:09 AM
2	According to our world in data, male led countries appear to be better at vaccinating their populations than female led countries. Why isn't the MSM looking at this? The article you had in the post compares deaths. It makes much more sense to compare death rates because this is the result of the measures taken by the government to deal with the pandemic. Better management would result in lesser deaths (you could also look at the economic impact, but it could be argued that the economic damage will be greater in the long term, and that looking at it now will give a false perspective). Vaccines are a mean to achieve the result, higher vaccination rates should …	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 06:45 AM
1	According to our world in data, male led countries appear to be better at vaccinating their populations than female led countries. Why isn't the MSM looking at this? I know that Israel is male, that doesn't change my point. I'm saying that just because a country has high vaccination rates doesn't mean anything about hot they dealt with the pandemic. So what if not many people traveled between China and New Zealand at the start? Israel had very little cases in the beginning of the pandemic yet they didn't take much action to keep it that way (the borders could have been closed easily, as Israel has almost no contact with neighbouring countries and only one in…	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 05:39 AM
0	According to our world in data, male led countries appear to be better at vaccinating their populations than female led countries. Why isn't the MSM looking at this? Maybe because looking at the number of vaccines is not a very good statistic to determine the success of dealing with virus. Israel is the country with the most vaccines per population right now, but in my opinion the way the government dealt with the pandemic is horrible. Also, countries that originally dealt well with the pandemic don't have such an urgent need for the vaccines (look at new Zealand for example, they have pretty much 0 cased even though they only started to vaccinate recently).	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 04:34 AM
1	8 year old Christopher had 323 doctor visits and 13 major surgeries because of his mother's lies If he had 13 surgeries and was on a lung transplant list how could the court know it wasn't real? The real problem here is the doctors willing to say and do whatever the mother wanted instead of refusing.	/r/MensRights	14/12/17 02:05 PM
3	"To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" \| Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead. Of course they are, even with them protecting the border. besides the important job they do, being in these roles frees up men to be on the battlefield. That's why the IDF spends such great time and effort convincing women to take these roles. But, it's important to remember that women are not forced to go to war, they are drafted into the army into rear positions. They can choose to be in more frontline positions but unlike men, they are not forced to.	/r/MensRights	30/07/17 10:18 PM
105	"To me, Dunkirk felt like an excuse for men to celebrate maleness—which apparently they don't get to do enough" \| Whining feminist asks why director Nolan didn't make a movie about women in World War II instead. Actually, women in the IDF are not exactly in the frontline. They protect the borders but they can't go into Gaza or any other battlefield. And besides, men in mixed units are injured more that in all male ones because women can't carry the same heavy equipment as men so the extra weight falls on men. The reason women are drafted into these units is lack of men in the army.	/r/MensRights	30/07/17 10:01 AM
8	Men pay £75 billion more tax than women every year Saying that man pay more tax than women is as useless as saying that women earn 70 cents for every dollar a man makes. It is even mentioned in the article that man pay more because they earn more. The title is nothing more than a clickbate and I think using such titles only hurts our cause.	/r/MensRights	29/03/17 04:48 PM

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