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| 0 | Since when are only women allowed to enjoy Valentine's Day? I thought it was about both people caring for each other. Some redditors apparently think that Valentine's Day is just for women.My gf doesn't believe in Valentine's Day. She does, however, like steak and giving head. I think March the 14th will be our day, not Feb the 14th. | /r/MensRights | 02/02/11 11:45 PM |
| 0 | What feminism is about: over-representing womenHow exactly do women in engineering have different needs to men in engineering? It isn't an issue because it isn't relevant in any way shape or form. | /r/MensRights | 30/01/11 04:37 PM |
| -1 | DAE not mind traditional gender roles, and only visit /r/mensrights because the court system is overwhelmingly biased towards females?I can't find anything that has been published. I haven't looked very hard but I imagine if there was some big study done it would be fairly easy to find on Google. Interestingly enough though, there do seem to be lots of things saying that lesbian couples make better parents than straight couples. | /r/MensRights | 21/01/11 12:42 AM |
| -2 | DAE not mind traditional gender roles, and only visit /r/mensrights because the court system is overwhelmingly biased towards females?On what grounds? I know my argument is poorly substantiated (if at all) but so far your argument just appears to be "You are wrong". | /r/MensRights | 20/01/11 06:47 PM |
| -6 | DAE not mind traditional gender roles, and only visit /r/mensrights because the court system is overwhelmingly biased towards females?Without actually having statistics to substantiate my argument I would say that there are very few women who are in custody cases who are inherently bad mothers. Women, as a general rule, are better suited to looking after children so on the assumption that the man and woman are perfectly matched to looking after the child then it should go to the woman because she is 'designed' for it. | /r/MensRights | 20/01/11 06:34 PM |
| -9 | DAE not mind traditional gender roles, and only visit /r/mensrights because the court system is overwhelmingly biased towards females?Having the mother win 90% of custody cases is Ok as long as there is not an assumption that a woman is a better care taker and both are treated equal in the case. But mothers are better at looking after children. They are biologically better at it so why shouldn't they be given a bit of an advantage. Obviously there are some women who are not able to look after children, but as a general rule the mother will be able to cope more easily. | /r/MensRights | 20/01/11 06:08 PM |
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