snickers1284 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Another female victim narrative movie.	Feminism	snickers1284	/r/MensRights	02/10/21 04:02 AM

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2	Does doing that stop false sexual harassment claims? Keep our dicks in our pants, and shut up about how you dress? Then maybe don't dress like you're ready to take a dick. Of course men should be professional at the workplace, but that's a two way street. If you dress like a stripper you're going to get treated like one.	/r/AntiFeminists	04/01/22 05:44 PM
1	Is it sexist to oppose old classical feminism? Do you guys support old school 1st & 2nd wave feminism There's a lot of historical revisionism in the feminist movement. Women (cough privileged white women cough) were pretty much given the right to vote without much struggle. Then they just kind of forgot about poor and minority women while keeping their gravy train of special privileges going. Middle class white women in this country have never actually suffered, and continue to be a protected class despite what the media and pop culture tell you.	/r/AntiFeminists	01/01/22 05:39 PM
1	Why is it socially acceptable to body shame men? Because women aren't strong. They want us to make them feel sexy, they want us to lie to them and tell them they're still fuckable after they gained 30 pounds. It's acceptable to body shame men because we don't get emotionally crippled from it, we just work out more.	/r/MensRights	30/12/21 06:13 PM
8	But they don’t care about the fact that men are much more likely to die at work, by homicide or suicide. Correlation doesn't equal causation. I don't want anyone to die in motor vehicle accidents, but this is a crock of shit. The number of people dying from motor vehicle accidents has reduced dramatically due to safety innovations. These idiots love to keep looking for new and inventive ways to be victims. This is almost as stupid as the rule of thumb or Superbowl myth.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/12/21 05:15 PM
120	Hmmm... Spoiler alert: She was probably already fucking insane. Feminism appeals to needy insane people because they don't hold them to any kind of standard.	/r/AntiFeminists	19/12/21 02:35 PM
39	"Women were successful big-game hunters, challenging beliefs about ancient gender roles" - Or when the idea of a patriarchy and women never being equal are accidentally called into question going as far back as the dawn of humanity This is what frustrated me the most; this idea from feminism that it's somehow special when women do something that from their point of view is out of the ordinary. Groups of women from the past were successful big game hunters? Ok sure makes sense since everyone had to contribute in hunter gatherer tribes. Interesting and cool, but not anything surprising at all. But feminists want to frame it under the narrative of these women being "brave and powerful" and "going against patriarchal gender st…	/r/MensRights	13/12/21 06:15 PM
16	What???????? Live in squalor is not specific to men. There's plenty of women that are lazy and don't clean. In my early to mid twenties I was a bit of a slob, but that comes with youth. I'm certainly not a perfectionist neat freak, but I keep a clean and tidy place. I find it hilarious how this woman puts women on this riding pedestal, and then infers that men would basically be lost without the shining example of all those brave and powerful women. Bitch please.	/r/AntiFeminists	12/12/21 05:15 PM
2	To feminists Because in order for feminists to help women in third world countries, feminists and women's groups would have to ask the help of men to liberate them. There's no way they can do it on their own. They would basically be asking men to take all the risks, and do all of the heavy lifting, while they take the credit. Modern western feminism loves the drama of being in the feminist movement, but the majority of them would rather complain online than actually lift a finger to do any actual work. They …	/r/AntiFeminists	12/12/21 05:01 PM
16	I'm not against feminism as a whole, but certainly against shit like this I see statements like this which have a strong emotional pull, but she isn't going to back up her statement with logical deductive reasoning. If someone were to ask her how good men are the benefactors of violent men how is she going to back up that statement? If violent men created the country we live in, than isn't she also benefiting from those men?	/r/AntiFeminists	12/12/21 04:56 PM
12	Why are women supporters of social science and pseudo science, that have no basis in objective facts (like natural sciences) Because critical thinking and facts are poison to feminism.	/r/AntiFeminists	02/12/21 04:14 PM
1	True or False: You Can't Love Someone Until You Learn to Love Yourself Love is earned, even self love. What have you actually done to earn loving yourself?	/r/MensRights	02/12/21 02:36 PM
7	Are women hapless victims of men or are they capable of actually making decisions? Interesting read. The as article reads "women are equal to men, even if that means holding them accountable for their behavior." Instead of "women are equal to men, and will be held accountable for their behavior." Feminists really need to ban together to collectively pull their heads out of their asses.	/r/MensRights	01/12/21 03:52 PM
6	Really great video on "Emotional Abuse From Women". Have you ever experienced anything like this? Yes. Women bully just as much as men do, it's just in very different ways.	/r/MensRights	29/11/21 03:31 AM
3	Is Rape Culture Real? Rape culture is a term that I really dislike, at least the way feminists define it. I think rape and sexual assault happen more often than we're comfortable admitting to, but I don't think it happens nearly as much as the feminist narrative would have anyone believe. I'm not going to argue which gender is more guilty because it doesn't matter; it's something that shouldn't happen at all to anyone. Feminists do two things; one is that they barely bring up women as child molesters or sexual predat…	/r/MensRights	29/11/21 03:08 AM
3	Why do so many popular TwoX post sound like full on lies. Top post today claims wife refused to cook and sent the husband into a panic. He even called his mom. Men don’t know how to cook?? Since when. The majority of posts on twox read like dramatic soap opera scripts. If they are real, which is a biiiiiig if; they're probably blown way out of proportion to what actually happened to make the man the villain and the woman the hero or the victim. If this story is true than her husband probably does plenty to help, he just doesn't cook.	/r/MensRights	26/11/21 02:33 PM
4	The comments got me fucked up. Ignoring red flags just to fulfill some emotional thrill because dating him is "exciting" should be classified as stupid.	/r/AntiFeminists	26/11/21 01:42 AM
7	Interesting Podcast I came Across: Mansplaining for Men Oh wow a whole podcast on mansplaining. Someone's trying to make a quick buck by virtue signaling. Being a condescending prick is a genderless issue. I've been bullied by both men and women equally.	/r/MensRights	25/11/21 05:12 PM
41	Benedict being an actual Cumberbitch - simps about how “men need to shut up and listen” No I think celebrities who pretend for a living need to learn that their opinions are not relevant to those of us that actually work for a living. Then again if the popular narrative was to hate Muslims I'm sure he would probably say something to that effect. Celebrities like him don't have real nuanced opinions, they just spout out what they think people want to hear so they can keep being overpaid make-believers.	/r/MensRights	25/11/21 03:35 AM
4	The first Female Vice President of the US is frustrated that she is not getting the attention she deserves Exasperation and dysfunction: Inside Kamala Harris' frustrating start as Vice President Well if politics were easy everyone would be doing it. I support women having the option of choosing their career path, but it's time to stop acting like everything should be made easy for them once they get there. It's not sexism if a woman finds her job difficult, that's just life.	/r/MensRights	15/11/21 06:56 PM
13	Hope this clears up the meaning of "mansplaining" to you guys! It really did for me! What I hate about the mainsplaining argument is it gets two things completely wrong. The first is that it assumes women are never condescending to men, or even if they are it's somehow got excusable when women do it. The second is that when men are condescending to women it's because they're women. No these men talk to everyone this way and it has nothing to do with your gender. If feminism was actually about equality instead of maintaining a victim status I would respect feminism a lot more.	/r/MensRights	14/11/21 06:57 PM
11	Male feminists, why? It's trendy. Saying you're a feminist is an easy way to gain approval in certain social circles. It takes little effort to repeat the talking points, and you don't have to risk having real opinions that might ruffle some feathers. It's not an intellectually challenging ideology so it's not hard to move up the social ladder when you call yourself a feminist. I think for men who don't have a lot going on for themselves by the way of looks/talent/physique/finances it's an easy way to impress women.…	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 05:20 PM
49	I just don't get why feminists say the patriarchy is responsible of men's problems as well It's because feminism does not want to own up to the fact that women are partly responsible for the problems that women themselves face. They don't want women to feel the burden of personal responsibility for themselves or other women. This is true for developed first world nations. Patriarchy is their scape goat for taking any responsibility for their share of the issues, while maintaining their victim status so they can keep their gravy train of special privileges. Holding women responsible fo…	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 05:06 PM
27	I looked up “self-love” on Google. Every graphic was for women. Every. Single. Graphic. I hate the term self love, but I hate most of the cliche emotional baiting expressions from the feminist movement.	/r/MensRights	04/11/21 04:24 PM
15	Do you think womens mental health is taken more seriously than mens mental health? Yes, and no. Women tend to place a much higher value on feelings and emotions than men. They're also being told by the feminist narrative that their feelings have a much greater value than they actually do, and that narrative and is being pushed on the rest of society. If you're a man and you don't value a woman's emotions, and use logic instead you're just toxic and sexist. If you're more open and honest with your feelings you're seen as weak and less attractive by the majority of women. It's a…	/r/MensRights	21/10/21 03:16 PM
3	Do you guys consider yourself anti feminist? I've said it in other posts, so I'll say it here; if you're a white and middle class or above woman in this country you've probably never actually struggled. Feminism was built, and is maintained by white middle class, or upper middle class women. They're the ones constantly spewing out this victim mentality that does nothing but bring the worst out in women. There's no room for any nuance, or any discussion that feminism might have gotten a few things wrong, or exaggerate the suffering of women…	/r/MensRights	21/10/21 01:53 PM
25	“Don’t draft our daughters” but sons are ok? It's funny because that's how feminism first started. Entitled women wanted all of the benefits, but none of the responsibility. Women aren't going to change the world, they're going to demand it change for them, and then pat themselves on the back while everyone else (poor people) do all the hard work. It's how it's always been.	/r/MensRights	19/10/21 05:14 PM
9	Bravo, supreme court: we do need rules to stop men interrupting women \| Eleanor Margolis (Yes, this is a real headline) I don't know if I should laugh, or be mad. This is just pathetic. Again women try to change the rules to benefit them, and not actually empower themselves to be better at arguing. Feminist women don't want equality, they're to selfish and entitled for that. They don't want to have to work as hard as men, be as competitive as men. They want a red carpet of special rules just for them laid out wherever they go. I've said it before, and I'll say it again;. there's going to be a massive backlash aga…	/r/MensRights	19/10/21 04:18 PM
51	Is America/the western world a matriarchy now? I wouldn't say it's a matriarchy, but I would certainly say it's gynocentric. Although I think we're headed towards a backlash against all of this feminism, political correctness, and general bullshit. People are pretty sick and tired of it. I'm pretty liberal and I'm fucking sick of political correctness.	/r/MensRights	18/10/21 10:41 PM
69	Lauded Spanish female crime author turns out to be three men. Feminists angry at them. There's an entire subreddit called r/menwritingwomen. As usual it's a minefield of cringe bitchy women complaining about how (as you probably guessed) men write women in media. They act as if no man should have ever written a female character without consulting women first, which again stinks of lazy female entitlement. Those men did not write those books for women, and owe women nothing. This is just another example of the selfishness of modern day feminism where these women expect everything t…	/r/MensRights	17/10/21 09:52 PM
5	As A Feminist What Are Things We Should Focus On That Lead Us Toward Equality Please for the love of God stop with the "future is female" "strong girls, strong world" "boss babe" slogans. It's at best cringe worthy, and at worst it's just downright condescending. It also smells of entitlement, like the world should just roll out the red carpet form you because you have a vagina. On that note we need to stop with the women are amazing thing. Have I met women that are intelligent, capable, and hard working? Absolutely, and I was happy to know them. However, I would count on…	/r/MensRights	17/10/21 01:32 AM
6	An older and wiser feminist tells her younger self how she should think and live her life [a long excerpt from a book]. Feminism is many things, but in this it's the psycho babble of an (I'm assuming) ugly woman projecting her insecurities onto other women. She acts as if women don't have different, but equally ridiculous requirements for men to be attractive. Women love a man with confidence, talent, ambition, work ethic, intelligence, humor, charisma, and a whole slew of other attributes. Men were not born with these qualities; we have to work hard on maintaining them to be considered attractive to women. I'm n…	/r/MensRights	16/10/21 07:31 PM
17	Review of Brief History of misogyny -Feminism has a victimhood fetish. -This fetish has brought out the worst in human nature in women while absolving them of any personal responsibility. -Any negative behavior in women is blamed on patriarchal influences, never the individual and their poor choices. -White middle class female entitlement is at an all time high -Feminists will continue to revise history to keep this status quo going. -Any challenge to this will be met with the usual brand of talking points, and insults. -Women oft…	/r/MensRights	16/10/21 03:34 PM
27	Because women go through it, you can't ask for respect for your male body If men talked to women the way women talked it would end the human race.	/r/MensRights	16/10/21 03:07 PM
10	It’s exhausting that whore and slut are called out as being sexist, whereas loser and Virgin are totally acceptable insults to men Let's not forget insults like asshole, dickhead, dick, prick, shit head, and fuck face are all lobbied at mostly men. I'm not saying that being called these things is hurtful or harmful, but men are not strangers to gendered insults.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/10/21 11:29 PM
35	The 9 to 5 is sexist I want a more equal and fair world, I think we all do. That being said feminism in the western first world countries has created a generation of entitled white middle class bratty women. If the future is female (a phrase which I laugh at) than women can take on all of the work for little pay or thanks like men have been doing for centuries. Oh wait they would just blame their lack of success on the patriarchy.	/r/MensRights	07/10/21 03:44 PM
10	New data shows that homelessness is a women's rights issue There isn't much feminists won't hijack and make into an issue. That's how they keep the gravy train flowing. Women's oppression has been blown so far out of proportion (at least in this country, and in their one sided historical narrative) that you have entire generations of white middle class women that think every negative experience they face is due to patriarchal oppression, when nothing can be further from the truth.	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 02:21 PM
19	I studied Feminism at college so you don't have to. (+ A First Person Perspective on the Education Gap) I'm not here to discuss my political stance past what we can all agree on: the pervasive and destructive nature of modern day feminism. There's more moderate progressives than you think that take serious issue with it, and I'm one of them. Bill Burrs latest stand up on SNL perfectly summed up the problem with modern day feminism.	/r/MensRights	02/10/21 08:49 PM
20	I studied Feminism at college so you don't have to. (+ A First Person Perspective on the Education Gap) No I don't think that's going to happen. I'm progressive through and through, I just don't think I'm morally superior because of it. I don't hate conservatives, nor do I think they're all racist homophobic rednecks, but there's a lot that I don't agree with. As much as I despise wokeness, and political correctness I'm still pretty progressive.	/r/MensRights	02/10/21 08:02 PM
128	I studied Feminism at college so you don't have to. (+ A First Person Perspective on the Education Gap) I live in a town that's home to one of the top universities in the world, and also one of the top colleges in the country. I basically live in the Portland Oregon of the east coast. So as you can imagine even if you're fairly progressive, which I am; you can almost never be progressive enough. Especially if you're a straight white male. Needless to say woke feminism pretty much permeates everything where I live, and God help you if you question it. Criticizing it is even worse. My biggest critic…	/r/MensRights	02/10/21 06:44 PM