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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	The subplot from a recent episode of House, M.D. made me think Exactly. It's the same backwards logic.	/r/MensRights	01/02/11 01:43 AM
4	The subplot from a recent episode of House, M.D. made me think Clearly she was completely justified in this one act of revenge because he deserved it. As soon as he gets to know her better she'll turn into the sweetest woman in the world who would never do that again! You see, it's his fault that she had to do that; she'd never do such a thing if he didn't force her to.	/r/MensRights	31/01/11 10:08 PM
3	The subplot from a recent episode of House, M.D. made me think They also turned it into an opportunity to perpetuate the idea that the only thing men care about is sex. When Chase finds out who was behind the post and the theft, his first reaction is to try and sleep with her again? She gets away with fraud and theft because she's hot and he can only think with his dick? That irritated the hell out of me when I saw it. I pointed it out to my wife who thought I was just looking for something sexist. Nice to know there are others who saw it too.	/r/MensRights	31/01/11 10:02 PM
6	Preparing for massive downvotes, but would like to share my opinion Agreed! And that's exactly why Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson disgust me so much as they pervert his message and use his name to support their bullshit.	/r/MensRights	14/01/11 06:20 PM
4	delinquent woman wins custody & good father won't see his kids I don't understand why judges' decisions so often come out against men and fathers, when the majority of judges are men? What happens when you become a judge that turns you against your own gender?	/r/MensRights	05/01/11 02:02 PM
10	Are women unhappier because of money? His main point was that women as well as men are judged and judge others by their material possessions and that true happiness comes with personal satisfaction and achievement. The womens' "comebacks" were completely juvenile and nonsensical, tantamount to "I know you are, but what am I?" His last comment definitely showed her to be a raving idiot who doesn't actually act on what she claims to believe. There was no meaningful discourse here, just a couple of sassy, indignant women and a missed o…	/r/MensRights	02/01/11 04:37 PM
4	If women ruled the world, it would run better. Please disabuse yourself of this foolish romantic notion. I'm failing to see how this has anything to do with her being a woman...? Please to explain?	/r/MensRights	22/12/10 03:32 PM
5	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? Thank God for people like you. Yes, taking out the trash can be unpleasant, but men are no more capable than women. If I can do the laundry and dishes, surely my wife can take out some trash.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 05:18 PM
0	I get a kick out of that moment when earnest people suddenly realize that feminism is a load of crap. Professor has just reached that conclusion and is here to enlighten us with the profound news that feminism is really just about special rights for women and nothing else. I'm by no means equating the two movements beyond the fact that there are still remnants of ineffective reverse discrimination from both.	/r/MensRights	15/12/10 12:56 AM
14	I get a kick out of that moment when earnest people suddenly realize that feminism is a load of crap. Professor has just reached that conclusion and is here to enlighten us with the profound news that feminism is really just about special rights for women and nothing else. Every rights movement starts as a campaign for equality, and rightly so. But somewhere along the line things go a little further into "special" rights for the group that was previously oppressed. Pretty soon laws and programs get put into place that encourage "reverse" discrimination, and public perception that allows things like affirmative action, BET, Lifetime, preferential college admission, and the slew of sexist (typically against men) themes that abound in modern television shows and comm…	/r/MensRights	15/12/10 12:23 AM
7	Just for fun, recognize this? So true. I think it's oddly common among women to have an intense need to be "desired." This contributes to the success of the "ignore her and she'll want you" approach and the truth behind "nice guys finish last." A very attractive woman understands that most men are sexually drawn to her; the ones who are too eager to lavish her with attention are the ones who will stay in the 'friend zone;' she has everything she wants from that guy already. The ones who seem to have no desire to fawn over a …	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 10:36 PM