poopyfartsy Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
51	A discussion about the new law on abortion funding		poopyfartsy	/r/MensRights	24/01/17 12:53 AM
27	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education		poopyfartsy	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 10:46 AM

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1	Something which feminists need to learn I see. In that aspect, I agree with you completely. I was thinking in broader terms, but yes, when it comes to basic skills, it should be compulsory learning.	/r/MensRights	12/04/17 05:33 AM
2	Something which feminists need to learn I fail to see how that would work, because again, it varies and depends on each child's ability and intent to learn. In my opinion, as I said earlier, the job of the education system is to provide the best quality of education and to give everyone equal opportunities. That would include the points you made about addressing individual needs and providing more individual attention, but still, I don't see how that would result in an equal outcome. Should we encourage hard work and discipline in stu…	/r/MensRights	11/04/17 09:43 PM
12	Something which feminists need to learn Agreed, but how do we get the same outcome from different children? I'm not trying to oppose your point, I'm genuinely curious.	/r/MensRights	11/04/17 02:18 PM
22	Something which feminists need to learn But that comes down to each student's work and aspirations. As long as the school environment is providing quality education and giving everyone the same opportunities to learn and improve, then the job is done there. The rest is up to each student, isn't it? You cannot make someone study just because equality, just as you shouldn't discourage someone from studying to help others that are less studious.	/r/MensRights	11/04/17 11:00 AM
1	I recently watched The Red Pill. As a male who had an abusive girlfriend in college, this quote really struck a nerve. Sends you all the hugs	/r/MensRights	10/04/17 09:43 AM
2	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education Vile men, focusing on improving poor women's lives. Gosh, the nerve of the Patriarchy! /s	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 06:30 PM
3	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education As a girl myself, I disagree with feminism wholeheartedly. Modern day feminism, that is. I find it unnecessary and damaging. But I don't think women should refrain from education because it leads nowhere. Correct me if I'm wrong about assuming this is your point. These people have it so ingrained in them that they just have to compete with men in all aspects. I have yet to find a man who gives a fuck what anyone does with their life, yet I constantly see women trying to outdo everyone else aroun…	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 05:23 PM
2	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education Really? Can you link this info? It's both interesting and depressing. Why do you think that is? Does it have anything to do with maybe a highly educated woman may have earned enough before motherhood, to not have to get back to work after giving birth? Or it has nothing to do with motherhood? In my country, most families have both parents working, because the economy is shit and few people can afford to have a SAHP.	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 03:54 PM
1	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education I didn't get it either. I asked my cousin the same question and she went "Are you seriously asking for clarifications on this?". The story it was taken from, as I mentioned earlier was about this man who built schools in this hidden village. Apparently it was something he had said. They failed to mention schooling for boys, as in that village there were no schools for boys either, so nobody was getting an education, not just girls. Even if we try and look at this rationally, it makes no sense. H…	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 03:50 PM
1	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education The irony is that in their big plan, oppression is fought by oppressing others, especially if the oppression is by now, imaginary, I'd say. I fully agree, it has happened to me here too, and I've run across comments like that towards other people, where they were mocked or just completely disregarded, solely for going against the victim agenda.	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 03:44 PM
1	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education I never expected it to make its way here in Albania too. Our country has a lot to improve in regards to women, and men, but for it to be full blown like that in schools, is going too far. Well, there is no standing up to these people. They rarely see reason. You are either a moron, or a liar in their eyes, so they don't deem you worthy of a debate. One case is continuously repeating the definition of feminism, so you cannot, after that, have any basis of arguing for it being a movement about ine…	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 01:50 PM
2	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education Beats me	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 01:48 PM
4	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education That's very kind of you, thank you!	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 11:54 AM
3	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education How dare you? /s Thank you, this was really funny!	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 11:36 AM
9	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education My cousin did write a counter argument, arguing that education is necessary for everyone, despite their gender. But she didn't want to go too far because the feminist teens in her class would lose their shit. We're both girls, and it was ridiculous the moment she read the quote to me, giving me a look that said "Can you believe this shit?"	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 11:33 AM
10	English book in High school, asking kids to argue in favor of a proverb on education It was in a post about some guy who had built a school for girls in a village in the mountains of Nepal or something. He had said that, in regards to girls there getting married young because there was no education. So girls who got an education, would get a better life. You know what the funniest part of it was? There were NO schools there, so the boys weren't getting an education either. Just hilarious!	/r/MensRights	10/03/17 11:18 AM
11	Court makes 14-year-old male rape victim pay child support. "It's for the child" they say. You'd have to be a special kind of cruel to do this. What child? She raped a freaking child and now she forces him to pay for a baby he did not consent to? What the actual fuck!	/r/MensRights	23/02/17 11:18 PM