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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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6	Surviving a Feminist Liberal Arts College as an MRA I can't imagine how it works. Do they take you from lectures, or collects you from campus? Doesn't "I have to finish freelance/my_own project" or "I have to go study" work? Other thought - "I am introverted. Being in groups bigger than 2 people triggers me and can cause me panic attack". (Or if you let me joke some more: "My headmate is Hitler. He says he wants to kill you all. But only when I am around you people :sadface: ")	/r/MensRights	31/08/14 07:22 PM
23	Surviving a Feminist Liberal Arts College as an MRA Must you go into these meetings? Any way you could somehow dodge them? Since I am European I don't really know how other universities are doing stuff, but in my country I dodged all of "social" crap by just not going there. I was in university to study not to F around. Also as someone suggested but got downvoted - could you record that? (Not that I don't believe, I just think it would be nice proof and warning to other people.)	/r/MensRights	31/08/14 06:56 PM
1	I was just trying to make a suggestion. (Disscusion) She is the normal kind, not yelling in your face but wanting equal rights for all, actually. I do not believe in last part of this. She is standard delusional feminist who SAYS she want equal rights for everyone. I also have not seen her reply to any criticism of her. Also: Did you really use fraps to take screen-shots of desktop?...	/r/MensRights	25/07/14 06:29 AM
1	Feminism and RP in agreement. Beta's feel entitled to women's bodies they don't want to put in work and instead believe that being nice should lead to sex. [perspective switch] RedPiller's feel entitled to women's bodies they don't want to put in work - invest time in possible relationship, be nice, helpful, involved and instead believe that only improving themselves and being selfish should lead to sex. [/perspective switch] What I am trying to say - all this "entitled" is bullshit. Both sides - betas and TRP puts work in g…	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/14 08:13 PM
2	My dad doesn't believe that men can be raped by women. "That's not possible. If a man is scared or nervous, he can't get an erection. If he really didn't want sex, he'd bite his lip or do something to cause physical pain, and his erection would go away." I am aroused by fear and pain... I guess...rape me? "I don't see how they were hurt by that. Nothing has been taken from them." Technically when woman is being raped ( implying non violent rape ) she doesn't loose anything either ( remember feminists spreading "woman that has a lot of sex looses not…	/r/MensRights	06/06/14 06:38 PM
7	I'm just a woman trying to spark some positive discourse. Please read, please consider, and please don't be hateful. Please, show me your empiric proof. Did you read what I wrote? I gave you test to see for yourself. Empirical proof is every MRA getting banned or attacked for voicing men's problems, every MRA issue dismissed as non existent as "just men afraid to loose their privilege", MRA lectures being protested and disturbed by feminists. TRY IT YOURSELF! That was kind of a long rant that I had trouble following, but if I wanted to take this issue to the feminist cause for validation, why on earth did I br…	/r/MensRights	29/05/14 03:22 PM
2	I'm just a woman trying to spark some positive discourse. Please read, please consider, and please don't be hateful. female who is here to try to tell you that we do give a shit because you have the strange perception that we don't? Feminists do not care about men struggles and problems. It's empirically provable. I don't understand what your: you should be voicing your struggles, but that you should be doing so within the context of understanding the feminists means (What? My problems do not matter without feminist context? Yah, feminist context is: thanks to feminists vilifying us we are seen as perpetrators…	/r/MensRights	29/05/14 02:56 PM
3	Have women been oppressed for thousands of years? that people's overall happiness throughout human history has remained at some average level, and despite modern technology, our happiness has not increased on average. Let me put my last paragraph in more simple way: Long time ago people were miserable because of bad living conditions, hard work needed to survive, no time to rest. Today people are miserable because they have so much free time they start fighting windmills. (Well, maybe I should explain this more - people are so spoiled and has s…	/r/MensRights	15/05/14 01:53 AM
3	Have women been oppressed for thousands of years? Human happiness is not the inverse of how many hours a day you work to make a living. I would like to see how happy you would be if only thing on your mind was survival and hard work. How happy you would be to know that even smallest scratch can get infection that will kill you. Oh, and if we follow "that was normal" then - slaves could not have been miserable because that was normal for blacks. And ASSUMING women were oppressed (I come from land where households even pre-WW2 were still mostly m…	/r/MensRights	14/05/14 08:14 PM
3	Have women been oppressed for thousands of years? positively support the claim that we were miserable? You or your ancestors have not lived as farmers I guess. Raise at 6 to take your animals outside, work all day with your animals and in fields, go to sleep late at night. Oh, and then winter comes, let's hope you gathered enough meat/wheat/potatoes/carrots/whatever_else_that_can_last_in_basement to last 6 months. Today you work from 8 to 17 and then go to troll internet or watch tv, back in the day you worked all the time. Non damn stop. How c…	/r/MensRights	14/05/14 06:06 PM
1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman So you're the one trolling me? Ah I see what you just tried to do. No, You are troll here. at your generally odd comments. Stop this. If you really newer saw comment which depicted thought process (like my first comment here), well, welcome to the internet. But if responding to me once a week makes you feel superior, then I wouldn't have it any other way. See? You are missing points of what I write on purpose. Go back to 4chan.	/r/MensRights	06/05/14 12:15 AM
1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman No, it only makes you fool if you can't figure out you are being trolled. But yes, it's high time I stooped paying attention to you. (From now on I will reply to you only once a week.)	/r/MensRights	05/05/14 09:02 PM
0	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman vague post Which was not vague, which was explained, and explained again... Yah, keep on trolling.	/r/MensRights	05/05/14 02:28 PM
0	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman Lets not substitute half witted sarcasm for straight forwardness. In my first post there was no sarcasm, it was as forward as possible - example of thought process of someone that had batman as role model. You can stop trolling now.	/r/MensRights	04/05/14 03:07 PM
1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman Your previous comments were disjointed and vague First one was example of though process of someone that has batman as role model. You couldn't understand it. Second one was detailed explanation of what I tried to say in first comment. You still couldn't understand it. Third one was me saying "look up what damn role models are and how they work". And you still couldn't figure out what I am speaking about. What is more, here you tried to derail and claim that I call you troll because you disagree…	/r/MensRights	24/04/14 01:40 AM
1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman Just because I don't agree with you, doesn't make me a troll. It's not you disagreeing that makes you look like troll. It's your constant "I'm not sure what you're trying to say here." that is trollish. Like you seriously do not know what role model is and how it affects young people. Maybe go read something on psychology?	/r/MensRights	23/04/14 09:01 PM
-1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman If you try to act like a man who spends millions on gadgets to act as a professional vigilante, feels more himself punching criminals in the face than talking to people without his costume on, and has a strong aversion to emotion, (excluding the pain of his parent's death), you're in for a bad time. As a man that sacrifices everything he has in attempt to bring some good to this world... Anyhow, definitely troll. Should have figured that out after your first reply to me. There is no chance human…	/r/MensRights	20/04/14 09:45 PM
0	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman Not sure what you're trying to say. You must be joking. Person who grew up with Batman as his hero might also consciously or subconsciously look for an answer in Batman. (Consider what would be most likely actions of people who grew up liking Batman and actions of those that liked Joker in questions: Should I help that person in need (no reward)? Should I help that person in need (reward)? Film car crash aftermath for youtube or go and try help before ambulance arrives? ...)	/r/MensRights	20/04/14 12:43 PM
-1	D.C. Comics has made it's entry in to the "It's okay to rape men" train of thought in the movie Son Of Batman I wouldn't take his reaction over this as conditioning male children to accept rape. [fiction] Hm... I was date raped by some woman... How should I react? What would "extremely smart, tactical and " so on man would do?.... Hm... Batman is such man! What would Batman do? [/fiction]	/r/MensRights	20/04/14 11:59 AM
3	“The tech community works fine without females, just like any other mostly male industry. Feminists probably just want women making more money.” At first there was plenty of blogs/posts/articles [by men and women] about how Bitcoin is stupid and how retarded you must be to invest (basic discouragement that feminists use as excuse to say "but women are discouraged from doing this!!!" did not stop male investors). Then Bitcoin went sky high. And then articles like [not exact article names, too lazy to look up] : "bitcoin is white male privilege", "bitcoin is sexist because no women investors", "bitcoin: by privileged for privileged" hit th…	/r/MensRights	07/04/14 09:02 AM
7	“The tech community works fine without females, just like any other mostly male industry. Feminists probably just want women making more money.” Doesn't even make sense. Anyhow: lack of inclusiveness What is this even supposed to mean? Anyone is welcome to IT as long as they are good at what they do. The lack of women [...] is what's wrong with having a lack of women in the field. "Water is wet." Must be troll. Let me ask same question parent asked in different words: What would be different if we had more women in field BESIDES "we would have more women"? (Answer: Nothing. Most of software_engineering/coding/IT_team_managing are basic "…	/r/MensRights	07/04/14 08:41 AM
5	5 Misconceptions about MGTOW MGTOW's are focused on self betterment but they are unable to translate that betterment into anything useful If your betterment doesn't get you laid - it doesn't matter. Got it.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 06:23 PM