ouroboros1 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	My female cousin just said that it's impossible for a woman to rape a man, not including statutory rape. A little while back there was an article posted about a maid who collected the homeowner's used condom and got herself pregnant off of it. She claimed rape, gets child support, and his wife left him. Our legal system is so FUBAR'ed it's the biggest shame (out of many) the US has to offer.	/r/MensRights	15/04/11 02:36 PM
9	My female cousin just said that it's impossible for a woman to rape a man, not including statutory rape. And, if you're in Alabama, divorce her.	/r/MensRights	15/04/11 02:34 PM
1	My female cousin just said that it's impossible for a woman to rape a man, not including statutory rape. IMO, there should be a simple term ("rape" or something else, I don't care) defined as (approximately): forcing any part of one person's body to come into physical contact with a sexual part (including genitalia, breasts, anus) of another person's body, against the will of either (or both) persons. Maybe there is already a term and I'm overlooking it. Is this pretty much what "sexual assault" means?	/r/MensRights	15/04/11 02:33 PM
4	Chivalry is dead in Sweden. Feminist unhappy. I really don't understand why women get all butt-hurt over this. I really don't. I hold the door open if I just walked through it and someone is right behind me (any gender, any age). I appreciate when others do so for me. If I'm carrying a heavy load, or doing the pregnant-waddle, it's really nice when someone opens a door for me. Likewise, I will open a door for someone carrying a heavy load, in a wheelchair, hauling around a squirming toddler, etc (anyone who looks like they would appreciate …	/r/MensRights	23/03/11 03:32 PM
2	Gotta love West Virginia, proposing a bill to forbid adulterous spouses from collecting alimony from a divorce But, if he's a stay-at-home dad, his alimony payment would be $0 to ex-wifey, right? He'd be the one getting alimony moneys, right? (Just saying I don't think this isn't a good example...)	/r/MensRights	16/03/11 09:53 PM
1	Just wanted to say: I'm a woman and I support you fully. This is tricky to answer, so I'll start with my basic tenet. I believe that we, as an intelligent species, have a responsibility to prevent/reduce suffering in others (this in not just limited to other humans) when able, and to abstain from inflicting/increasing suffering in others when possible. I know I do not always do this, but I am trying to be better about it. From this comes: people suffer less when their government listens to them, so voting (by both genders) is good. Those who do not un…	/r/MensRights	02/03/11 10:48 PM
48	Just wanted to say: I'm a woman and I support you fully. I am also a woman, and I feel this way too. I am pro-equality, I am not pro-avenging-past-inequality-by-slinging-arrows-back-the-other-way. I'm glad Shadowlady got the idea of letting r/MensRights know that there are women on your side! Because being on one side doesn't mean being against the other side.	/r/MensRights	01/03/11 10:23 PM
5	Insurers cannot charge different premiums to men and women because of their gender, the European Court of Justice has ruled. I heartily agree. Same thing goes for why life insurance premiums are higher the older you get. You are more likely to die soon if you are 80 than if you are 25 (in general). Thus the insurance company is more likely to have to shell out the $150,000 (or whatever) soon for an 80-year-old. It's not the kind of age discrimination that should be illegal, IMO, because it is based on fact and logic. If another insurance company started up that charged flat fees no matter the clients' ages/genders/gen…	/r/MensRights	01/03/11 06:57 PM