oracle2b Archive

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6	This is Maroon's 5 music video for their song "Misery". How do you interpret it and how do you think it's perceived by the general public?		oracle2b	/r/MensRights	20/08/10 06:34 PM

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6	South African men are slowly waking up to the true nature of the feminist movement: "Men get to participate only if they bring no opinions of their own – other than guilt and contrition – to the activist doctrine." This was a good read and the author is a very good writer.	/r/MensRights	11/06/13 08:27 PM
3	A feminist's view of the ideal society: "all the women would share one good-looking local stud to have babies with..." I never knew these beliefs even existed, getting laid = rape! This is mind boggling.	/r/MensRights	29/10/12 08:41 PM
8	She sets out to prove a point: that men have it so much better than women. But as She soon finds out, her assumptions are quickly dashed! I'd be very interested in watching this. The title reminds me of one of my favorite nonfiction books "Black like me" by John Howard Griffin, where he disguises himself as a black man and travels to the deep south to see what it was like for blacks in the late 1950's. The more I think about it the more I can't wait to see what insights she may have seeing as how the shoe would be on the other foot.	/r/MensRights	18/05/11 07:48 AM
3	Almost got fucked over tonight You're absolutely right, unless I'm in immediate danger I'll still remain a pacifist.	/r/MensRights	08/09/10 01:12 PM
2	10 Notorious Criminals Proven Innocent After Execution I really don't think so, the system rewards those who toe the line. I don't think anyones career has suffered the consequences from the fallout of their misjudgement, which is really damning on our criminal justice system. The people who ultimately play a part in a persons conviction is to numerous for this to even be a problem, from the police officers to CSI, witnesses, prosecutors, judge and jury.	/r/MensRights	05/08/10 04:28 AM
5	10 Notorious Criminals Proven Innocent After Execution To be falsely tried and convicted in a court of law is a great injustice, But heads should roll for anyone who played a part in their conviction, Being killed by the state for a crime you didn't commit is a real travesty and this is why I could never support capital punishment. I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist but the recent supreme court ruling has me believing these false convictions occur more than we could possibly imagination and they'd like to keep the true scope of this injustice hid…	/r/MensRights	04/08/10 05:36 PM
9	Forty Four Percent Of UK Men Afraid To Help Children because they might be seen as pedophiles I pirate a lot of T.V shows made in the U.K and I'm astounded by the number of times I've seen the word pedo thrown around by kids/teens themselves on some shows. They're creating a hysteria over there at a rate I'd guess is much faster than the U.S. The show Law and order tends to have storylines that pours flames on the fire, But it seems like every genre from a U.K T.V show I watch has to give pedophilia a mention which I think is a really disturbing trend.	/r/MensRights	03/08/10 06:58 PM
1	What happens when you have to pay $4,000 in child support and your new wife wants a half million house but can't hold a job? FTA tl;dr : Between humongous loan balances and high rates, we had hung ourselves with the rope they gave us.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 02:16 AM
1	A woman raping a man is not bad (WTF?!) I believe your assessment is correct in regard to how much worse the act is, just how it's perceived by the public itself.	/r/MensRights	11/03/10 07:17 AM
3	Texas Governor Grants Posthumous Pardon: Gov. Rick Perry on Monday pardoned a man who died in prison after serving more than 10 years on a wrongful rape conviction CNN has a more in-depth article. This dude spent ten years in prison as a convicted rapist, I can't imagine the hardship of living that way. Shit like this always pisses me off because the justice system isn't alway's right and yet people continue advocating for capital punishment as if we make no mistakes at all.	/r/MensRights	02/03/10 04:28 PM
3	Bristol Palin suing for $20,261.04 a year in child support from Levi Johnston when he makes $18,594.50 a year. No, I'm saying he's more likely to be a catalyst for a national discourse than anyone else in the media spotlight.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 11:17 PM
6	Bristol Palin suing for $20,261.04 a year in child support from Levi Johnston when he makes $18,594.50 a year. That's assuming he can actually maintain his annual income, in the meantime this chick will bleed him dry under the pretenses of supporting his child.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 10:02 PM
3	Bristol Palin suing for $20,261.04 a year in child support from Levi Johnston when he makes $18,594.50 a year. Levi Johnston is in a better position to do so with national media covering the Palins. He's a young father with a high school education and he's about to get shafted by the system. I hope his plight brings about a national discussion for how messed up the system is.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:57 PM
10	Bristol Palin suing for $20,261.04 a year in child support from Levi Johnston when he makes $18,594.50 a year. Her mom is an advocate of abstinence yet she her self is proof it doesn't work. Do as I say, not as I do.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:52 PM
3	As one of thousands of identity fraud victims falsely accused of paedophilia by Operation Ore, he lost his job and his family disowned him. 39 other men committed suicide after being accused in the same operation. I ran a Tor exit node for a year and after reading that article when it was first published decided against doing so. I don't have the resources to defend myself should anyone try to tarnish my reputation or imprison me.	/r/MensRights	17/02/10 01:04 PM
11	As one of thousands of identity fraud victims falsely accused of paedophilia by Operation Ore, he lost his job and his family disowned him. 39 other men committed suicide after being accused in the same operation. I said it before and I'll say it again these policy's appearing in so called democracy's allows for a modern day witch hunt and nothing more. Who in there right mind could live under these circumstances after being ostracized from the people you care about after being falsely accused of a crime so heinous that people will forever doubt your innocence. In the U.S, I seriously believe the sex offenders registry falls under cruel and unjust punishment. If these people are a danger to society and ha…	/r/MensRights	17/02/10 01:00 PM
2	Assuming stellar qualifications, would you hire a woman as your company's CFO? Would you hire a man as your child's nanny? Thinking about own experiences being babysat by my older cousin and some other guys, I have to agree with you. Friday nights were pretty damn awesome! Edit: My babysitters were chosen by my mom because my parents were separated.	/r/MensRights	02/02/10 08:38 PM
5	"Practically everyone in town knows Amy Dugas is a serial batterer. But the Maine criminal justice system keeps finding ways to keep her from facing the music." I absolutely despise the three strikes law/policy.	/r/MensRights	01/02/10 05:16 PM
1	The boys are alright, ladies. The problem is you wow, there is some very insightful info in that blog post.	/r/MensRights	31/12/09 02:13 PM
5	A gold digger without a leg to stand on - The woman is seeking to change the law retroactively --in effect, to use the courts to mug the guy and take the money he never consented to give her this is fucking insane? her lawyers are desperate to to make such claim on her behalf...and Canadian men and women should pay attention because the implications of this farce should a judge side with her is huge.	/r/MensRights	02/03/09 07:52 AM