paleolithic_rampage Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Hypocrisy at its best. When a woman can't have a child she can abort no problem, but when a man doesn't want he's told he shouldn't have had sex. This is utter bullshit Agreed. This is an inherently asymmetrical situation. It’s just biology. The best solution is to develop more and better options for male contraceptives.	/r/MensRights	07/06/19 07:23 PM
7	Google Moves to Address Wage Equity, and Finds It’s Underpaying Many Men - The New York Times Just once, I would love to read an article citing Damore that actually represented what he wrote in his memo accurately. Like holy shit, he didn't argue that women don't do well in Tech for boilogical reasons. That said, the point about "equity" is at least somewhat relavent. If you care about discrimination, what payscale you initially get hired into is pretty relevant.	/r/MensRights	05/03/19 01:22 AM
1	So i just ran into r/MensLib and wanted to share something i learned. Just to be clear, my comments are fundamentally about the subreddit itself, not necessarily about the issues or the MRAs in general. Similar boat here. I will also be moving on, and don't have much more to say right now. I'll leave this and anyone else can chime in after i'm gone: What about women being much more likely to be killed due to domestic violence than men? I don't have a reference on me, but i'm pretty sure that's true.	/r/MensRights	06/11/18 12:48 AM
2	So i just ran into r/MensLib and wanted to share something i learned. One thing I will say, is that when dialogue does happen at /r/mensrights, it is often cordial, which I appreciate. Less moderation suits men better Perhaps? I'm definitely skeptical of this, though it begs the question: "less compared to what?" Less moderation seems to simply mean that more reactionary and click-baity things get more attention, because that's how our minds are wired. I'm certainly not saying that menslib has the formula right, but (IMO) this sub could do with a higher percentage…	/r/MensRights	06/11/18 12:11 AM
1	So i just ran into r/MensLib and wanted to share something i learned. I like menslib, but I find it frustrating. It’s obviously heavily, heavily moderated, and they take a certain amount of things as gospel that I think could use some more criticism. Within that though, there are a number of quite good conversations on a variety of topics. Honestly, r/mensrights has its own problems, mostly surrounding the constant click-bait style headlines and the palpable bitterness towards women, without much moderating empathy. I mean, the empathy is there too, but so much of…	/r/MensRights	05/11/18 11:18 PM
-1	I Changed "Men" to "Muslims" in an Everyday Feminism Post, and Here's What Happened. ... apparently. Am so confused. I guess I don't even understand what parallels are attempting to be drawn here. Is the point of the article just that men don't hold institutional power?	/r/MensRights	02/02/18 10:40 PM
-11	I Changed "Men" to "Muslims" in an Everyday Feminism Post, and Here's What Happened. I guess I don't think the analogy really works. I don't think you can use this framework to discuss Muslims, unless you are talking about a Muslim majority society. I don't think Muslims really benifit from Sharia in the US or the UK.	/r/MensRights	02/02/18 05:14 PM
3	Another Perspective on the Wage Gap This is a fantastic summary. I've done some research myself (not as in depth as you yet) because I was tired of all the propaganda, and my conclusion was that somewhere around 5% can't be explained by other factors. This isn't the same as proving discrimination, but it does point a big arrow in that direction. Thanks. Posting here to save for later.	/r/PussyPassDenied	13/04/17 02:34 PM