scottiehas6rings2 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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-3	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers I knew it wouldnt be long before the incels would show themselves in this sub. In 10 years you will look back on the posts/comments you made in this sub and realize how dumb and irrational it is to be a MRM, fighting for the irrelevant things you’re complaining about. Because you’re doing nothing to change the issues you’re complaining about, excepr for blaming women and feminism.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 08:58 PM
-7	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers Where are you even getting these fantasies from? Women go on one night stands, get pregnant (because of you) against your will and all of a sudden you’re homeless because she took the house? You’re mixing a whole bunch of different situations that have absolutely no relation to one another. She “traps” you with a pregnancy you obviously don’t want, but you’re mad because she took the kids? What is this bullshit? Don’t you see how irrational you’re being right now? You just wanna be a victim.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 08:47 PM
-10	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers You guys are just a bunch of pathetic men who had bad experiences as kids, never learned to get over it and are now taking it out on everybody from the opposite gender, using every little piece of statistic you can find an act as if it makes up the entirety of the population. Grow up and get a life.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 08:43 PM
-19	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers I’m sure you think the numbers would be nonexistent if they came from motherless homes? Easy to put all the blame on the only person trying to do anything for the kids. What about the fathers? Where are they? Why arent they doing anything for their kids. And dont give me that “custody” bullshit. More often than not men just choose to walk away from their kids and responsibilities rather than fathers not being able to be a part of their kids’ lives due to some legal bullshit.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 06:42 PM
-12	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers Please show me the statistics. I would like to know your source(s). Because most of the people I know were raised by single mothers and turned out just fine.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:21 PM
1	According this woman on twitter, sexism against men doesn’t exist. How are you oppressed as a man?	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:18 PM
1	Where is the Men's Lives Matter? Men’s lives have never mattered. You’ve been sent away to die in wars for centuries. Your life does not matter. You’re not valuable for human kind.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:17 PM
0	Just imagine the outrage of a man said “All women are disposable”. It’s stuff like this that makes me not want to exist. Men are disposable. Even your government thinks so. That’s why men have always been at the front line in wars. They just tell you you’re a well respected bad ass to win you over. As human kind we can afford to lose a few men. We cannot afford to lose women. If all men were to die today women could keep human kind going with samples from sperm banks. Over time new humans will be born and human kind will survive as if nothing has happened. Try doing that the other way around. It can’t happen. You …	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:16 PM
0	I guarantee you this doesn’t happen as often to women with children in their custody. It’s called “racism”. Has nothing to do with him being male. Same thing would happen to a black parent with white looking biracial kids. Stop bitching.	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:11 PM
11	Mothers are 30% more likely to cause neglect and 9% more likely to cause physical abuse then fathers Don’t you think those numbers are THAT high because women/mothers are more likely to have/get custody regardless?	/r/MensRights	12/06/20 05:08 PM