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1	These some state Do you thing that's fair? Or something you're willing to accept in order to have women feeling valued? [more valued than you?] It's not fair... but... ... it is what it is. Like I wrote earlier obviously we should try and put aside our biases and be fair when it comes to the criminal justice system. I want equal justice for all of course. A woman shouldn't be believed just because she is a woman. I am just a realist and recognize that biases is something we can't escape. We should try and be obj…	/r/MensRights	08/05/20 12:17 PM
2	These some state If you are from Sweden than its very different from America. Sweden has very good environment which treats men and women equally I think you would find lots of stuff in Swedish society that would cause people on this reddit to be upset though. To give an example off the top of my head, breast cancer vs prostate cancer. For breast cancer there are tons of events and media focus on it here in Sweden. Prostate cancer is much much less focus on despite it having almost twice the death number per yea…	/r/MensRights	08/05/20 09:38 AM
1	These some state You gave me something to think about. You make a good case. For example I guess someone with my stance might be more inclined to believe the woman in a case involving a false accusation. I guess I would hope that person would try and listen to the facts of the case and stay objective but we are not robots so biases will shine through a little bit. To use my previous phrase, a society were women are not "tugging at our heart strings more", how would that be a possibility though? Seems to go again…	/r/MensRights	08/05/20 09:27 AM
0	These some state Thanks for the reply. Will check out what you mentioned later in depth when I have time. Briefly eyed through the "women are wonderful" effect on Wikipedia. Not sure it's exactly applicable. Do I attribute women more positive attributes? Hard to say. Speaking generally I think women are superior on some things and men on others. I don't believe women are perfect beings by any stretch of the imagination. I wrote in an earlier comment this: Also very deeply rooted that we value women over men in l…	/r/MensRights	08/05/20 08:16 AM
0	These some state Will very quickly answer, super late here, should be in bed. Of course not. If a woman wants to take on a traditional housewife role let her. If she rather not( most probably) then of course she shouldn't. A man can't decide that for her. Though a man can prefer to have a traditional housewife. Whether he finds one or not is a different question. Sure. The way I interpreted the OP however was that it was a somehow shocking stat. It's not. We can make an effort to lower it but it will never becom…	/r/MensRights	07/05/20 11:55 PM
1	These some state Ok. Well it's a biological fact that the sexes are different and going to better at different things. Also there will be different outcomes in society because of this biological difference. Including many things that are not apparent at first. Like my explanation for the suicide stat. Obviously it could be lowered a bit if there is a lot of special programs in effect but it will never be a 50/50 split, men will always get a much higher suicide number because of what I listed. Also very deeply ro…	/r/MensRights	07/05/20 11:16 PM
1	These some state I'm not familiar with how the term is used in the English language but at least in a Swedish context being sexist would imply a strong anti woman stance. I am not anti woman. On the contrary the opposite. I value women greatly. Though perhaps sexist as used in English just means you value woman and men differently? Then yes I guess.	/r/MensRights	07/05/20 10:12 PM
-1	These some state Could be I guess. A stupid person wouldn't realize they were stupid. I did perform well in school though and got great grades. Got that going for me. It's just a different opinion. I just don't see how men as a group is ever going to shift to care as much about other men as they do women and children. That is the crux of the mens rights movement.	/r/MensRights	07/05/20 10:01 PM
-4	These some state No idea how I ended up here lol. Usually just post in fitness subreddits. ( I assume all the stats are for the US but for arguments sake I'm treating them as they are the same for my own county Sweden) Anyways as a man myself I fail to see the problem with all of those stats except for the "average sentence by gender". Should be the same sentence for the same crime no matter what gender. I could see a counterpoint however in that men are probably more prone to repeat offenses when it comes to vi…	/r/MensRights	07/05/20 09:47 PM