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| 1 | Why is it so hard for people to understand that men face sexism as well?Your first paragraph is retarded. Where do you live that doing nice things for a girl is sexist? that being confident and independent makes you "a sexist pig"? If you want to know why dudes are getting a bad rep for Mens rights its because of these types of suspicious blanket statements. What you're describing is not real. You exaggerate like crazy, then get mad when girls (or men) roll their eyes, and tell you "boo hoo". | /r/MensRights | 29/03/14 05:07 AM |
| -1 | I need feminism because...."grows up and impulsively touches a woman's breast..." haha. Whooffff, youre right. Scrap feminism. Tell them to go back to the drawing board. Lets go back to the 1500s cause this kid will touch breasts. I can tell just from the picture. | /r/MensRights | 29/03/14 04:53 AM |
| 3 | This double standard on "Pro-Choice" has always bugged meLike Im going to start debating abortion on the internet... I could care less what your opinions are about "killing kids". Im saying the situations in the comic above isnt comparable. In panel 1, a child is alive and needs support. Parents, whether they want to be or not, need to support that child. In panel 2, there is no child. That's the reason why its different. | /r/MensRights | 26/01/14 06:28 PM |
| 3 | This double standard on "Pro-Choice" has always bugged meThis comic takes advantage of euphemisms changing meanings when being applied to different sexes. "Deciding to not be a mother" implies an abortion. "Deciding to not be a dad" means he skipped out on the responsibilities of being a father. Its not a double standard. The comics accurate as is. | /r/MensRights | 26/01/14 07:45 AM |
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