schadenfreudeforeats Archive

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3	The next question is obvious: Why isn't it sexual assault when she lies about birth control? Lol what? I don't understand what point you're trying to make. Please clarify what you mean by have done absolutely fuck all and have publicly said nothing about what the actual feminist activists that exist who actually do things are doing with their fem-supremacist special pleading policies that are anything but equality. .... actually do things are doing.... lol, sorry, I read it several times but I can't understand what you're trying to say. I also don't really know what you mean by "disgust…	/r/MensRights	29/09/11 07:37 AM
1	The next question is obvious: Why isn't it sexual assault when she lies about birth control? How so?	/r/MensRights	29/09/11 06:49 AM
2	The next question is obvious: Why isn't it sexual assault when she lies about birth control? It's not sexual assault if the sexual act is consensual. Let's not further blur the lines on what constitutes assault. It's already an overly politicised topic. I would say sexual misconduct or at the worst, deception. It would be better equated to anyone with an STD having consensual sex but lying about having an STD.	/r/MensRights	29/09/11 02:55 AM
4	The next question is obvious: Why isn't it sexual assault when she lies about birth control? PSEUDO-feminist activists, thanks. There are still some of us that try to perpetrate the 'crazy' notion of equality rather than preferential treatment. Unfortunately, I agree strongly with the rest of your statement. In our society, women are held less accountable than men. Is ridiculous and needs to change. From a woman.	/r/MensRights	29/09/11 02:51 AM
1	1 in 3 women in their lifetime are raped is a lie. Actually 1 in 8. Sigh. Sad troll is troll. No one can be that deluded.	/r/MensRights	14/09/11 01:06 AM
5	1 in 3 women in their lifetime are raped is a lie. Actually 1 in 8. Don't do this. It's not helpful to perpetrate an "us vs. them" mental. Let's work towards a standard of equality, not reactionary agendas.	/r/MensRights	13/09/11 11:02 AM
2	What kind of screwed up world do we live in when women are considered minorities and get preferential treatment in jobs and college admissions even though they compose the majority of college students? Uh, what crusade? How is anything I've mentioned in any way crusading for anything? Seriously? The only people who say things like that are usually the ones pushing their own agenda. I have no cause nor any reason to fight. I just don't see how people feel justified complaining that it must be some conspiracy that they can't get a job. It must be all the women/irish/blacks/gays/robots coming in here and taking all the jobs /sarcasm. I would think that someone who claims "male behaviour is punish…	/r/MensRights	09/09/11 01:46 AM
5	Am I allowed to identify as both a Feminist and an MRA? I prefer it to the one-sided labels of feminist or men's rights activist. It appeals to a sense of equality for all, inclusive of males, females, hybrids and robots.	/r/MensRights	08/09/11 07:24 AM
8	Am I allowed to identify as both a Feminist and an MRA? Check out r/GenderEgalitarian! As an egalitarian, I am interested in equality, not affirmative action. Equal opportunity, not equal pay. Equal rights, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. I believe a women has as much right to be a CEO as a man has to be a stay at home dad. And vice versa. I think unwanted sexual advances from either men or women are equally intolerable. I do believe there are gender inequalities but that each person should be defined on their individual merit not their g…	/r/MensRights	08/09/11 06:21 AM
1	What kind of screwed up world do we live in when women are considered minorities and get preferential treatment in jobs and college admissions even though they compose the majority of college students? Where do women compose the "majority of college students"? Actually, if you've ever sat in a physics or engineering lecture, it's pretty clear that males outnumber females about 6:1. As a female engineer, I don't care about the ratio so much as the quality of graduates. What irritates me MORE is that there are females that get into male-dominated courses (IT, engineering etc) through gender based scholarships who are idiots. It makes the rest of us competent females look like we're only there fr…	/r/MensRights	08/09/11 05:56 AM