pet_medic Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	I keep seeing this article pop up on facebook feeds with comments like "this is how men react when they know they've done something wrong." Just wanted to hear this community's thoughts on it.		pet_medic	/r/MensRights	01/12/11 05:30 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
5	"Am I being DETAINED?" "Yes, you're under arrest... for delaying traffic." (4 parts, in comments) Glad you approved the reference, but I'll need to see the paperwork before I can put it in the books.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/12/14 08:24 AM
8	"Am I being DETAINED?" "Yes, you're under arrest... for delaying traffic." (4 parts, in comments) If she is being asked to deplane because another passenger was uncomfortable with her having a dildo in her bag, that would change how I felt about the first 20 seconds of this. By the third "am I being detained" there is nothing bad I didn't wish on her, but I hope there is more to it than that.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/12/14 08:21 AM
2	Russian girl gets her pass denied hard on live TV Anyone have a translation? I thought she was attempting to be flirty, until I saw his reaction.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/12/14 07:48 AM
1	MR: 'I don't want my kids sitting next to a man on a plane' I'm definitely in agreement that the post represents a problem, and that this unwarranted suspicion of all males is stupid. But why would you tell a story about how a father glared at you, and then say the problem is all with "stupid fucking housewives"? It's clearly a problem with a stupid fucking culture, from fear-mongering news media to overprotective parenting.	/r/TheRedPill	30/04/14 07:20 PM
4	Women's rights activist vs feminist Actually OKCupid does all kinds of nifty analyses of their data. I read the blog on a regular basis, even though I'm in a happy relationship-- just because it's interesting.	/r/MensRights	19/12/11 07:26 PM
2	I think it's pretty relevant I don't know whether to preface my comment with "sadly" or not... but that's actually not uncommon that your parents didn't do it for religious reasons. Culture and religion are really closely intertwined, and in the US at least, the culture of circumcision goes well beyond religion. I'm thankful that it seems to be changing, but it takes a long time for ingrained practices to die out even after the motivation for them is removed. A lot of doctors still just assume that every parent wants a circ…	/r/MensRights	14/12/11 08:34 PM
5	I think it's pretty relevant Please answer honestly: did you read my comment before you replied? Please note that at no point do I oppose your argument, or present a case that this is not a men's right issue. In addition, I imply that I agree with you when I state "regardless of whether you agree with his position." Your comment is devoid of content, and now you've gone further to show that you are thoughtless and capable only of juvenile knee-jerk responses. When posts that amount to "if you disagree with me, it's because …	/r/MensRights	14/12/11 08:27 PM
1	I think it's pretty relevant I keep seeing claims like this... is there not a significantly different rate of complication between the two procedures?	/r/MensRights	14/12/11 08:19 PM
0	I think it's pretty relevant You'll never understand how the members of a culture form preferences based on what they're exposed to?	/r/MensRights	14/12/11 08:18 PM
3	I think it's pretty relevant Hey MensRights community-- when you upvote this kind of comment, you really don't do much to help this subreddit seem like a reasonable place. Point to one piece of information he gave, or one sentence that logically defends his position. How does he contribute to the discussion? This is the classic example of a post that deserves downvotes, regardless of whether you agree with his position.	/r/MensRights	14/12/11 08:13 PM
8	Man shot twice by mother-in-law; She then calls 911 & claims he shot at her first. Man catches it all on his iPhone. [xpost - wtf] The fact that a woman was so confident in the biases of society that she was willing to bet her life or at least her freedom on that bias does say something. Sorry I keep repeating this, r/mensrights... I'm always afraid that people won't come back to a page to keep talking without an orangered. I wish we could merge posts and make one reply to all of them sometimes.	/r/MensRights	13/12/11 12:24 AM
1	Man shot twice by mother-in-law; She then calls 911 & claims he shot at her first. Man catches it all on his iPhone. [xpost - wtf] I think you missed the point. The relevance of this video is not "here is case X, and we can presume that if some evidence didn't exist, then the outcome of the case would show a gender bias." Your argument is that this case exposes gender bias because we can speculate that the court would make a biased decision. That's completely circular. On the other hand, I don't agree the article has no place here. The fact that a woman was so confident in the biases of society that she was willing to bet h…	/r/MensRights	13/12/11 12:19 AM
1	Man shot twice by mother-in-law; She then calls 911 & claims he shot at her first. Man catches it all on his iPhone. [xpost - wtf] I actually came here to say that, but this comment convinced me there was some relevance (although I agree it's not really very strong.) It's not just that we are speculating that without the video, he would have been found guilty-- I think what's relevant is that this individual was so confident in the biases of society that she actually planned a crime where the only way she could be found innocent was that bias.	/r/MensRights	13/12/11 12:16 AM
5	Fuck everything about this. Honestly, I think this is more simple thoughtlessness. (Not the person in the video, but the people supporting her.) I honestly think a lot of feminists understand that the "man pays for dates" things is outdated and wrong. A lot of women still believe it, but I'm guessing most of them don't strongly associate with feminism or any group that stresses thinking about gender issues.	/r/MensRights	09/12/11 07:55 AM
9	Fuck everything about this. I dunno, I think it could be a good thing. If it becomes common knowledge that men who pay the whole bill on the first date are frequently being intentionally deceived, it can only lead to more women being understanding of men who split the bill. It's a roundabout way of getting there, but it might have some positive effects.	/r/MensRights	09/12/11 07:52 AM
8	Fuck everything about this. You know what's good about a whore? She provides people with sex. If those people use protection, yay! Everyone wins! Also whores can be great friends, teaching about sexual techniques and remaining calm in situations that might freak out more conservative individuals. Whores make great friends with benefits from time to time. I don't know if you're on a moral crusade and your mortal enemies are the PC crusade, but whatever-- look at the big picture. I'm not sure I want to have an open relations…	/r/MensRights	09/12/11 07:48 AM
6	Fuck everything about this. Up until that point, I thought "what's the big deal? If a guy wants to treat her, that's his problem-- I'm sure as hell not buying anyone a $200 bottle of champagne on a first date, and any girl who wouldn't split a meal at In-N-Out burger with me is probably not my type anyway." (Even vegetarians like in-n-out where I'm from! Yay!) Then I saw that and decided she's a horrible person, even though all of the above remains true. I hope most guys recognize that if you don't agree that it's appropri…	/r/MensRights	09/12/11 07:46 AM
2	What the fuck No-Shave-November? Wow-- I've done no-shave November for the last three years, and had no idea that it was supposed to be linked to men's mealth until now. I think whoever is behind the movement has done a horrible job of publicizing it. I first heard of it when someone did No-Shave to get donations for Heifer International, but since then I've heard lots of people talk about it, but not once did I hear men's health mentioned. I'm sure there have been posts on the front page of MensRights letting people know the r…	/r/MensRights	01/12/11 04:31 PM
2	Reverse the sexes and they would think it's terrible not funny... (somewhat NSFW) Who thinks it's funny? Seems to me this is an artist going for shock value, I have a hard time viewing the images as something that society accepts, condones, or finds funny. Maybe I'm wrong, but you'll have to show me some evidence before I'll believe it.	/r/MensRights	01/12/11 06:41 AM