sincerely_ignatius Archive

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1	Man serves 4 YEARS in prison for a fake rape accusation until it's discovered the woman lied. He gets $90,000 as a "compensation", she gets a 2 month weekend service-only sentence. This man would have spent all the time behind bars had she not come forward. The leniency she saw was because it was seen that punishing her would disincentive others who have lied to come forward. the 90k penalty, while paltry, is coming from her own purse. I agree with the way the judge handled this situation. The man's life is still ruined, and she ruined it. The system did not protect him. Worse yet, the compensation for a ruined reputation and time behind bars, is inexcusable. But you can't…	/r/MensRights	15/05/17 07:37 PM
1	Flex Fitness gym charged £15.00 for women, £25.00 for men. Nine hours after complaints from MRAs, both men and women charged £25.00 in Equality. bars do this all the time. guys pay the cover, girls dont. There is an incentive to having more women at a bar, just like there is an incentive for an owner to want more women at their gym. this activism was well meaning but dumb. As a man, i'd love it if there were more women at the gym. Why would i care if they paid less to get there?	/r/MensRights	31/03/17 06:42 PM
-1	To My Sexist Coworker I'm a male and i dont have daughters, but I do have a younger sister and young nephews. i just wouldn't feel comfortable with a man helping them change. Predators exist and a lot more of them are male. It's playing percentages. and it's not that I'd want to design some all-encompassing rule outlawing males helping young females, but I recognize it as a risk and as a decision maker I would choose not to allow for the opportunity of my young daughter, or cousin, or nephew, to be exposed or violate…	/r/MensRights	30/06/16 03:48 PM
-2	What possible alternative is there...? she's mostly right, but her point is unsophisticated. gaga may not be the brightest bulb, but her point is that a crime is a crime and that victims are victims, regardless of how the government decides. meaning... i don't think Nicole Brown Simpson's family thinks she wasn't murdered by OJ just because the government found him not guilty. What comes across though, is that she's implying victims should be the judge and jury. I don't think she's doing that. I think she's mirroring the abortion arg…	/r/MensRights	20/02/16 05:52 PM
5	4channer summarize Feminism. So often explaining the abstract, or complex social structures, is defeated by boredom. Sadly, one-liners are needed to combat the lazy. Your words here are a perfect solution. Well said. Ill be using them in the future	/r/MensRights	17/02/16 08:35 PM
4	An anti-rape campaigner is giving an AMA at the moment. When asked why her campaign only targets men she says she wants to prevent perpetrators of rape and there will be a separate campaign for women aimed at reducing the risk of of being the victim of rape Question: rape is bad, sexual assault is bad, and there are many negative psychological consequences that result from a sexual trauma. ...but whats bad about "taking advantage" of a drunk girl? This is a very broad term. Does this woman include the chance sexual encounter in college where a girl regrets sleeping with a guy? There is a difference between regret and assault. Sure, it's logical to correct normative behaviors that have been adopted by society -- if those actions harm others. But it …	/r/MensRights	06/11/15 04:38 AM
2	Male Privilege Oh i see now. except I didnt disagree with him, i was just asking why that's relevant. one note, he didnt say less intelligent, thats not the inverse of aggressive. He was saying their lack of aggression may result in their not getting promotions etc, which could very well be true. But the problem is, suggesting the inverse would also be true, is irrelevant to understanding the chart. My suggestion of aggression was to try and find the logic tying all of these statistics together. Thats importan…	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 02:17 PM
1	Male Privilege hmm yes. this is a well constructed logic. I would think though, that while that percentage may be getting higher as we move gradually towards a more.. we can call it a PC culture... I would still think it has to be a minority %.	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 03:36 AM
1	Male Privilege it took me a while to understand what you were saying but i think i get it now. correct me if im wrong, but youre saying that women, however their method, have had an impact on the enforcement of laws that have become biased against men, and so women win custody hearings more often?	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 03:07 AM
1	Male Privilege I'm not sure i understand your point. homicides, deaths, and custody are on the chart. i was asking what links them.	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 03:03 AM
0	Male Privilege what percentage of violence do you feel is because women have manipulated men? Also, how does that violence impact custody?	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 01:07 AM
0	Male Privilege perhaps so. that's not on the chart though.	/r/MensRights	20/04/15 01:04 AM
10	Male Privilege couldn't the idea (or something similar) that males are more aggressive explain more homicides, combat deaths, and custody? And why does it make sense to link deaths to custody?	/r/MensRights	19/04/15 08:18 PM