saviouroftheweak Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	What is your experience of sexism against men? I've got work in the morning i'll disagree with you after that	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 11:26 PM
1	What is your experience of sexism against men? But how can it do this by working actively against women in an open way. Feminism you claim has misandry abound but as soon as I've engaged properly in discussions I have always found the end goals to be the same. This MRA doesn't sound like it will achieve anything especially with the earlier idea of being a pro mens club. The world is changing and you might think you are at the forefront but I'm not so sure. Sounds like a good old divide and conquer for selfish means rather then social progres…	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 11:19 PM
1	What is your experience of sexism against men? I don't think that anything can be achieved by splitting down the middle and asking the other side to back down. Feminists certainly don't Emma Watson's last speech talked of collusion and invited males to try for equality. To ignore 50%+ of the population and try to get want you want through is a fairly hostile act in its self with it coming across extremely selfish. If this is honestly the under lying argument for Mens rights then i'm a male that wants no part of it. I thought it was a similar…	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 11:07 PM
1	What is your experience of sexism against men? I understand that's a response to be a MRA. But from what I see the majority of these MRA posts are negatives which is natural because people like to vent. But, I rarely see any MRA stuff trying to change perceptions of gender in an equal way. It gets to a point were it is just a pro men club which I assumeI shouldn't assume anything is not the feeling of yourself but when only one view is put forward all the time the message can get clouded.	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 10:54 PM
2	What is your experience of sexism against men? I agree they wouldn't mention anything but I don't think school girls who are living within this experience really understand what is happening. If you asked a feminist about it they would agree it was wrong and they would argue that changing world views on how gender doesn't actually affect a persons ability at anything would change perceptions. But to deal with primarily P.E lessons would be a very specific approach.	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 10:43 PM
1	What is your experience of sexism against men? Isn't that women still entrenched in the ideals of patriarchy that come from an old school home life. In that respect the change comes from home with parents not treating their girls like princesses of old and instead giving them an equal upbringing to any siblings male or female. Gender doesn't determine a response, at the end of the day, life experiences do. If someone is complaining about a non problem then that's an upbringing error or in some cases personality, not a gender problem.	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 10:38 PM
-2	What is your experience of sexism against men? Your example exemplifies the patriarchal idea feminists have of P.E. That women aren't as able as men, so are given preferential treatment. That is clear from the splitting of groups to the letting them avoid the rain. I don't think anyone is okay with this.	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 08:00 PM
1	My school right now... Not a troll just showing you the definition of a word within a law	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 04:58 PM
2	My school right now... Stop sending me this link it has nothing to do with the lawful definition of harassment just google it. Literally google harassment. EDIT: It explains the very definition of the word which appears repeatedly in your own link you keep sending me.	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 04:42 PM
1	My school right now... It is actually the lawful definition of harassment rather than made up so i'm not sure why you are laughing. EDIT: Also in regards to her knowing it was a wrong statement Hanlon's razor simplifies my point nicely	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 04:36 PM
2	My school right now... The second poster is flawed but it is a known mistake and is by no means offensive. I certainly as a male wouldn't find this statement offensive. The posters even show males as feminists showing a unified front against inequality. The person writing the poster might need a better fact checker for one poster but it isn't anywhere near a direct hostile attack. I don't have a problem with this being a gender/sexual thing because that is by definition what these posters are talking about. However, I…	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 03:54 PM
3	My school right now... I think harassment is the wrong word because they aren't singling out anyone as the problem. They talk about wanting equality and then something they believe to be a problem. The flaw comes from that last problem being generally looked down on by all sides. It also comes from people believing that only men could possibly change this problem and men then feel attacked. Which ironically is all ends up wrong. EDIT: If you feel harrased by a general statement asking for equality, doesn't that make y…	/r/MensRights	13/03/15 02:53 PM