paulreee Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Yep. You just have to shake it off though; there's lots of people who'll just downvote out of spite. Its just reddit karma after all.	/r/MensRights	12/07/12 07:12 PM
2	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." None of those issues by themselves outweigh the importance of my rights as a male. However when you combine them all, I cannot hold my rights as a man in higher regard than the continued discrimination against the gay/trans community, the stances he has with sex/childbearing issues, the (quicker) destruction of our environment, the decrease in quality/budget for public schools (not to mention other social programs like planned parenthood), and his decision to give tax cuts to the wealthiest of A…	/r/MensRights	12/07/12 12:40 PM
2	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Its definitely up there but I do not agree with Romney on -His stances on gay marriage, abortion, and contraception. -His desire to cut taxes for the wealthiest Americans. -His plan to strip the EPA of carbon emission control as well as other controversial environmental stances. -His stances on education and his plans to funnel funds from public schools to religious and private schools. Those issues may not be as important to you, but they are extremely important to me. I desire equality across …	/r/MensRights	12/07/12 12:42 AM
1	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Because there are many more issues at hand than just men's rights and they may value the democratic positions more than the republican/independent/teaparty/whatever positions on those issues.	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 11:48 PM
-4	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Good point. However I think that they're still two separate issues and should be treated as such. Should the Obama administration be criticized for not doing enough for men? Sure. Should ways to increase the number of male graduates be looked at? Definitely. But a large number of women graduating with degrees is not something to look down upon.	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 07:02 PM
-4	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." especially when the people suffering the present wrong bear no blame for the past wrong. True. I'm not saying that we should graduate more women as an apology though. I'm saying that we should work towards equality and considering where we started off/the big picture, the success that Title IX had in erasing the deficit is a step towards it. Maybe it was overly successful, but the world isn't ending this year and there will most likely be more bills that attempt to shrink the gap. Title IX is su…	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 06:19 PM
-2	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Can you link me to that? I'd like to read up on it but I can't find very much on google and what is there is incredibly vauge.	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 05:56 PM
-8	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." How can you possibly reconcile these facts and consider this a solution to inequality? Because the pattern of the number of male college graduates exceeding the number of female college graduates has been unequal since the time this country was founded? And I never said it was a solution, it's merely a step in the right direction. Title IX was a success in my eyes because it increased the number of female college graduates when the stats were still skewed towards the men. The fact that now it mo…	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 05:45 PM
-4	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." You're definitely right about that one, the double standard is ridiculous. However the implications of the future that you talk about are based on the current situation and hinges on this trend continuing, which we have no idea if it will. See what ideas he tosses up next for education and other areas where gender comes into play and if the trend continues, THEN pick up the pitchforks.	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 05:23 PM
-4	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." I don't know, I don't think failure to mention the statistic is celebrating it. I'm not denying that he may be pandering to an audience, but when you're campaigning for votes you're not supposed to point out the bad things that are happening. And I'm not 100% for your quote. It does make sense in some ways but I think its quite the great accomplishment that loads more women now graduate with higher education. Like I said above, coming from where we as a country once were, its a gigantic leap in …	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 05:03 PM
-9	"Having more women than men graduate from college is what Title IX is all about, [Obama] writes." Don't be so quick to jump to conclusions. That can easily be attributed to the fact that the rate of male to female college graduation rates used to be incredibly skewed toward the male side. All he's pointing out is how far America has come from the inequalities of its past which IS a good thing and not gender hating. Could he have worded it better? Sure. Are there still many gender based inequalities today? Sure. But he's not going off on how women are superior to men or preaching that less me…	/r/MensRights	11/07/12 04:29 PM