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| 3 | Plus sized female model for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, but male standards still remain the same in this ad.Nah. I mean sure, Mr. Olympia levels of HGH and grams upon grams of steroids every week can and will cost thousands of dollars. But for the average steroid user you're looking at ~$50 a month just for the steroids and then another ~$50 potentially for other essential pharmaceuticals and things you need. There are ways to make that number smaller too, I'm giving a pretty average estimate though. | /r/MensRights | 06/02/15 03:26 AM |
| 5 | why is the male employee the only one to be called out yet the female patron is praised?Not to mention the article specifically mentions 'he had the training to use CPR but did not perform it'. It isn't a crime to not perform CPR, regardless of whether you know it or not. It could be different if it's part of your job description, but I'm leaning towards managerial incompetence on this as well. In past jobs I've worked where CPR was a part of our job description, all scenarios were very well covered. IE: We were told what to do if someone of the opposite gender were to collapse in … | /r/MensRights | 27/12/13 07:17 PM |
| 4 | How would you have handled yourself in this situation at Disney World?Yeah, unless there's other information stating that they don't do this equally to women, then there's no reason to be worried. Honestly I'm sure Disney employs some of the best security possible, and anyone staying in one place too long without a discernible reason would probably be flagged and watched, especially outside the park. Simply put they most definitely understand that Disney could be a target for a terroristic attack, and people who do those sorts of things don't just do them, they pl… | /r/MensRights | 23/07/13 09:50 PM |
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