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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? Why are you accusing me of defending people that I haven't mentioned and that this conversation has nothing to do with? Seriously I didn't mention VAWA or women being the primary targets of war - you did. Why are you accusing me of defending them? To your comment about feminists like me not being the ones in power - you do realize that there is a large disparity between men and women in elected positions in the US, right? And that there are far more men elected than women? Women make up about 20…	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 07:27 AM
4	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? Are you dense enough to not look for "male genital mutilation feminism" or "male circumcision feminism" and find lots of responses in Google for that too? Of course you're not going to find anything about male genital mutilation when you look for female genital mutilation. Again it doesn't sound like you have any actual issues with my statement that feminists talk about male circumcision and agree that it is bad for the same reasons you do	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 07:04 AM
5	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? Okay when did I say something that was mutually contradictory? Or is that even the point that you're trying to get at with this vegetarian cannibal comment? Your initial comment was: feminists realize that talking about circumcision (or ANY issue facing men) fatally undermines their entire ideology of hate by saying that men can be victims and that men deserve sympathy and compassion And I respond to that by pointing out that feminists do talk about male circumcision. And they generally agree on…	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 06:45 AM
6	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? I guess it's pretty easy to just call me delusional instead of respond to any of my points. Sorry but I was right in that it was a terrible idea to engage this subreddit, even on a position that we agree on. You are too invested in a hyperbolic view of feminism to actually listen to a feminist.	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 06:30 AM
6	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? Gosh, that must be true because as we all know MGM is taken just as seriously as FGM everywhere in the world. It's totally not that FGM is talked about everywhere and illegal, whereas MGM is ridiculed by feminists and encouraged even in the West at the same time as FGM is called barbaric and abhorrent even in it's most ceremonial and physically least damaging forms. I think the point that I tried to make here is that feminists agree that MGM is bad. MGM is not ridiculed as petty by feminists - o…	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 06:13 AM
6	Isn’t it just obvious that MRAs are the right side? And that an MRA world would clearly be the better world? I am an unashamed feminist and I don't know that it's worth arguing - but most feminists that I have met (and myself as well) view male circumcision as the issue of bodily autonomy that it is. Most are against male circumcision for the same reasons that they are against female circumcision - the argument is imbalanced from the start because the most extreme instances of female circumcision are being compared to the least extreme examples of male circumcision, ignoring the fact that both are atta…	/r/MensRights	25/12/15 04:25 AM
2	If feminism is about equality, why have feminists done NOTHING about the plight of the incel? Yeah that seals the deal. A+ trolling. No way someone is actually this dense.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/09/15 12:55 PM
3	If feminism is about equality, why have feminists done NOTHING about the plight of the incel? Not since the Trail of Tears has suffering been seen on such a scale on this continent. Wait what. The entire thread has been hilarious, weird, and really sad but you don't think this is just a bit hyperbolic? Comparing dudes not getting laid to the Trail of Tears? Sorry I call troll. No way you're serious.	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/09/15 12:08 PM
0	Men are now the oppressed sex almost	/r/MensRights	07/09/15 06:49 PM
4	Men are now the oppressed sex Men have made up every President, almost every member of congress, and almost every Fortune 500 CEO, but that's the illusion of power. Men, who by and large have historically held a huge majority of positions of social, political, and economic power, are slaves.	/r/MensRights	06/09/15 11:19 PM
5	Men are now the oppressed sex Most of civilization is but a shopping mall for women to go shopping. Is this serious? This is a serious argument that you're making?	/r/MensRights	06/09/15 11:07 PM
3	The double standard behind 'slut shaming' and why it makes perfect sense. Okay, well if birth control/contraceptives are used correctly the risk is incredibly small, and it's lot like men don't risk getting STI's from sexual intercourse anyways.	/r/MensRights	18/08/15 08:07 AM
3	The double standard behind 'slut shaming' and why it makes perfect sense. women risk pregnancy and men do not Are you not aware that birth control and contraceptives are things?	/r/MensRights	18/08/15 06:58 AM
1	Why is The Red Pill, an ideology that not only strictly polices men's gender roles, but also discounts a majority of men as lesser "betas", so prevalent on here? Sorry man I'm done. It's clear that you're more interested in justifying your own beliefs than learning something - even something as uncontroversial as intersexuality. If you're going to double down on intentional ignorance then I'm not sure what conversation we can have.	/r/MensRights	13/01/15 08:26 AM
2	Why is The Red Pill, an ideology that not only strictly polices men's gender roles, but also discounts a majority of men as lesser "betas", so prevalent on here? I really figured as much. The least that you can do is admit ignorance on the subject of gender. And no need to put it in quotes. It's taught in genetics classes as well as gender studies classes.	/r/MensRights	13/01/15 06:40 AM
3	Why is The Red Pill, an ideology that not only strictly polices men's gender roles, but also discounts a majority of men as lesser "betas", so prevalent on here? If you bothered to do a couple minutes of research, you would realize that there are well over a dozen different conditions that cause intersexuality. If you're interested in learning all sorts of fascinating stuff about the various conditions that cause intersexuality, I encourage you to read the fascinating book Between XX and XY: Intersexuality And The Myth Of Two Sexes. Or, as I believe is more likely the case judging by the fact that you didn't bother to look at the Wiki article, you can co…	/r/MensRights	13/01/15 02:38 AM
2	Why is The Red Pill, an ideology that not only strictly polices men's gender roles, but also discounts a majority of men as lesser "betas", so prevalent on here? What you said was incorrect and there are some (roughly 1/1500 people) who have any of a number of different conditions that result in their sexual characteristics being ambiguous and not easily identifiable as exclusively male or female. I have no idea what that has to do with political correctness or facts being more important than feelings.	/r/MensRights	12/01/15 11:56 PM
0	Why is The Red Pill, an ideology that not only strictly polices men's gender roles, but also discounts a majority of men as lesser "betas", so prevalent on here? If you aren't aware of intersexuality	/r/MensRights	12/01/15 10:13 PM
1	Is there any contingency plans in the event of feminist utopia coming into fruition? Women will never be drafted. Any politician which voted in favor of it would be replaced by the 55% female majority of voters. It's pretty easy to see an instance where judges, not politicians, make that decision. The reason that the draft was considered non-discriminatory by judges is because only men were allowed to serve in combat. This has changed in the last couple years, and now it's possible for a judge to find the practice discriminatory. And either way, if women had to choose between si…	/r/MensRights	08/01/15 08:44 AM
1	Is there any contingency plans in the event of feminist utopia coming into fruition? Do you think that women who serve in the military should be allowed to vote, or only if they are included in selective service (which is entirely possible soon, by the way). Do you think that individuals who are not physically able or are morally/religiously opposed to military service should be denied the right to vote?	/r/MensRights	08/01/15 05:44 AM
2	Is there any contingency plans in the event of feminist utopia coming into fruition? Okay, so even though the draft has not been enacted for a solid half-century, you think that not being forced to sign up for it is a basis to deny an individual the right to vote? What about women who voluntarily enter the military - surely they have more of a right to vote than men who sign up for a draft and never come within a thousand miles of a battlefield, right?	/r/MensRights	07/01/15 07:52 PM
2	Is there any contingency plans in the event of feminist utopia coming into fruition? Okay, then you think that all women who work and pay taxes should be able to vote?	/r/MensRights	07/01/15 07:39 PM
2	Is there any contingency plans in the event of feminist utopia coming into fruition? women control 55% of the vote while only supplying 1/4-1/3 of the taxes government distributes Do you support revoking the right to vote from the poor, or individuals who are elderly or disabled?	/r/MensRights	07/01/15 07:24 PM
1	Girls in the army: Norway passes bill on mandatory military service for women Indeed. IMO the strongest argument against the bloated millitary that arises due to forced conscription is that we can totally spend the money and man/woman-power doing shit that actually makes the world a better place instead of a worse one.	/r/MensRights	27/10/14 06:02 AM
4	Because I've been bullied by women for most of my life, I distrust any single woman other than my Mother, Aunt, and Grandmother. I always expect women to insult me and bully me. And it's been happening to me for the most of my life. Regardless of the 'almost', it's indicative of a serious problem.	/r/MensRights	22/09/14 06:16 PM
1	Moron tries to say the Mike Brown shooting is a feminist issue But he was motivated and driven by a hatred of women - pretty hard not to walk away from his videos without thinking that. I think that's what feminists refer to.	/r/MensRights	17/08/14 05:15 AM
4	Moron tries to say the Mike Brown shooting is a feminist issue I believe this was Richard Sherman, who is so much of a thug that he graduated from Stanford	/r/MensRights	16/08/14 06:49 AM
-4	Nancy Pelosi gets called out by the MSM for her blatant misandry. The argument can be made that this is not the case. There is a significant overlap between the two communities	/r/MensRights	12/07/14 02:05 AM
-1	Nancy Pelosi gets called out by the MSM for her blatant misandry. Yeah its totally feminists that say that, not MRAs.	/r/MensRights	12/07/14 01:23 AM
1	Man with sympathy for both MRA's and Feminists here. My one comment/criticism of the MRA movement. Ignoring LGBT issues is indeed exclusionary. There is no reason why the MRA community can't address both issues relevant to all men and issues relevant to LGBT men specifically, and not doing so fails to address significant problems that men as a gender face.	/r/MensRights	23/06/14 06:15 PM
1	Man with sympathy for both MRA's and Feminists here. My one comment/criticism of the MRA movement. Not usually hostility, just apathy. MRAs by and large, so far as I can tell, only pretend to care about issues specific to gay and trans men when being criticised for not doing so. They don't give a shit about a lot of problems that men in the LGBT community face, and feminists do.	/r/MensRights	23/06/14 05:26 PM
2	Some one please enlighten me. Indeed. I care about a lot of MR issues, but this subreddit falls into the deep end of feminist-industrial-complex conspiracy theory BS and it's fun to make fun of.	/r/MensRights	11/12/13 12:47 PM
5	I am no longer a socialist because of feminism... I am laughing so hard right now. Very fair summary of this thread.	/r/MensRights	11/10/13 12:58 AM
4	I am no longer a socialist because of feminism... Obligatory Hark A Vagrant comic	/r/MensRights	11/10/13 12:45 AM
2	The beginning of an abusive relationship The histrionics are just too much here. This guy sounds really really intent on having a sob story.	/r/MensRights	02/10/13 03:36 AM
4	A Female Employee And Her White Knights at GameStop (xpost from /r/videos) What on Earth does this have to do with mens rights? None of this 'if genders were reversed' crap. How does this display discrimination against men as a gender? How does this advance the rights of men as a gender? Or do you want to just sit around and be outraged at women?	/r/MensRights	19/09/13 07:23 PM
5	I Guess I'll Go My Own Way /r/crappymusic	/r/MensRights	27/08/13 01:23 PM
1	I think they're making jokes about us. /r/felinerights	/r/MensRights	22/08/13 03:25 AM
5	UK 10 Pound note -- great scientist to be replaced with adequate writer of fiction. No prizes for guessing the sexes involved. Is that why people are put on bank notes? Not to celebrate them, but to give them exposure?	/r/MensRights	30/07/13 01:47 PM
0	Calling a woman a "cunt" for stealing $105,000 on a game show is misogyny Indeed. And the same goes for calling a male a dick or a pussy is the same - insults directed towards a specific gender.	/r/MensRights	27/06/13 04:21 AM
4	Posted a link to r/feminisms, describing my sexual assault. They banned me... That's what you call an actual attempt to engage in discussion?	/r/MensRights	02/06/13 05:54 AM
11	Parents Put Their Eight-Year-Old Boy Through a Sex Change Completely different situation.	/r/MensRights	11/05/13 10:24 AM
3	The Musical Standard This is insane. Other people being assholes doesn't justify you being an asshole.	/r/TheRedPill	09/04/13 09:41 AM
5	Panel of Norwegian feminists say "hate speech online must be persecuted" and recommends "that the Nordic governments charge a state body, a private or voluntary organisation with the task of continual Yes, fuck the Nordic countries and their highly superior standards of living!	/r/MensRights	30/03/13 10:16 PM
0	America's Female Soldiers: Fighting, But Without Fair Medical Care - vaginal infections, menstrual problems, and body armor that does not accommodate large breasts. I am so fucking thankful that this thread is being downvoted to hell. Right on, /r/mr	/r/MensRights	29/01/13 04:13 AM
2	Apparently, if you're pro-life, it's because you hate women. Has nothing to do with, oh I dunno, not wanting to kill babies! Okay, just don't be suprised when people who want to base their worldview on facts call bullshit.	/r/MensRights	21/01/13 02:15 PM
0	Apparently, if you're pro-life, it's because you hate women. Has nothing to do with, oh I dunno, not wanting to kill babies! No I am not. You are, however, saying that this is "very common" and I am asking you to back that claim up.	/r/MensRights	21/01/13 01:40 PM
0	Apparently, if you're pro-life, it's because you hate women. Has nothing to do with, oh I dunno, not wanting to kill babies! If it is a fact, then feel free to cite statistics rather than anecdotal evidence of 'in your life'.	/r/MensRights	21/01/13 01:00 PM
2	The future of feminism according to /b/. Just because it has happened does not mean it represents a significant segment of feminist thought.	/r/MensRights	31/12/12 05:22 AM
1	Feminist logic: Men can't understand rape because they are men. Let me tell you all about male privilege and what it is like to be a man though. Straw feminist indeed. Who on Earth is it that's saying that men don't or can't understand rape? Is this a mainstream or commonly accepted belief held by a significant number of feminists? (I would venture to answer 'No').	/r/MensRights	26/10/12 07:51 AM
2	Why not just wear shoes that are comfortable to begin with? But no we're held to a standard to sacrifice for the dumb choices you make. I'd just like to point out that men make fun of UGG boots all the time without realizing the fact that they're really, really comfortable. If you're one of these guys, you can't have it both ways. You can't tell women that they're both being unfashionable with UGG boots and too fashionable - at the expense of comfort - with heels on.	/r/MensRights	04/02/12 07:58 AM
1	Do Not Commit Suicide This Christmas You're right, Snopes is not a reliable sorce. They are, however, correct. There is no spike in suicide rates in December. There is, interestingly, a spike in suicide rates in May. Here is a BBC Article and here is one from The Guardian	/r/MensRights	24/12/11 06:15 AM
4	I am a Grrrrl, hear me splash What the fuck? What on Earth does not stopping when crossing the street have to do with feminism or mens rights? If you're going to make cheap chots at feminism, at least make them coherant. It really sounds like the author is the one with the issues here.	/r/MensRights	14/11/11 09:19 AM
1	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. To be fair, Freud had plenty of good ideas and brought in a lot of positive change to the (before him more or less non-existent except in severe cases of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder) study of psychotherapy. I don't think it's fair to discredit all of Freud's body of work just because of (more than) a few batshit crazy ideas. That said, yeah, he is full of shit in this particular instance.	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 10:13 PM
5	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. And perhaps this is not one of them.	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 10:10 PM
9	He does bring up a good point This makes no fucking sense.	/r/MensRights	18/05/11 03:14 PM
7	As the mod of mensrights, I openly argue for the rights of anyone 'who presently has, used to have, or desires to have a penis.' Solid, kloo, solid.	/r/MensRights	08/05/11 11:41 PM
7	Male suicide is an issue for feminists I agree, to some extent, but I would also add that pigeon-holed men are just as vicious. Nothing hurts more than a lack of good role models that indicate to us what it means to be a male. Yeah. Some feminists have been very supportive of masculism because they recognize the struggles that we are going through as analogous to their own. I wish that I could say that of more, but far too many seem concerned with tearing down the patriarchy to recognize that gender roles harm men as well.	/r/MensRights	15/04/11 01:52 AM
15	Male suicide is an issue for feminists Despite all the changes for women over the past decades, the role of men in society seems parked in the dark ages. Indeed. This is to me the crux of all issues relating to Men's Rights. But let's give credit where credit is due: Women have as a gender progressed because they fundraised, organized, educated, hired lobbyists, wrote their congressmen, and in other aspects became a respectable and influential movement. Mens Rights has not done the same, at least not at the rate that Feminism has. Wo…	/r/MensRights	15/04/11 12:04 AM
3	A hare raising example of not getting a pussy pass. What the hell does this have to do with Mens Rights?	/r/MensRights	10/04/11 02:24 AM
6	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... It isn't often that I agree with you, kanuk, but you're spot on. This subreddit isn't going to change because a bunch of people whine about it. Either post the material and have the discussions that you want to have, or go get your own sandbox. The call to clean up this subreddit gets a little bit less brave each time it's made.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 08:34 AM
7	I think we're starting to look a bit petty... Please do. I have wanted a serious arena for discussion on Mens Rights, I've just had no interest in being an admin. And I'm sick of posts like this that complain about the Mens Rights subreddit, because they are far from rare, many people agree, and there has been little real attempt to actually clean up the MR subreddit.	/r/MensRights	18/11/09 08:28 AM
1	Feminist politician equates Pirate Party supporters with rapists First thing that popped into my mind was Rapists = Hitler	/r/MensRights	15/11/09 02:21 PM
8	I hired a guy with 1 month left of probation for a dui to do some work on my house. His ex called me and told me she would lie, say/do anything to violate him to get him thrown in jail... What you did is completely awesome. Thanks for being a decent person.	/r/MensRights	14/11/09 02:12 PM
3	Can someone come up with a term for the male equivalent of 'femminism'? I don't see why we can't have both. There is nothing inherently wrong with feminism, only that the masculine counterpart is as of right now inert and inept. Equalism is the goal. Yes. But men need to be advocating for the rights of men, and that advocation needs a name.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 06:43 AM
1	Can someone come up with a term for the male equivalent of 'femminism'? Message received.	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 06:39 AM
-6	Feminism is a hate movement No kidding. I have no idea why this is being upvoted. At the very least, the headline is a huge hyperbole.	/r/MensRights	02/10/09 10:34 AM
1	/r/MensRights seems to be less about "men's rights" than it is about women-bashing and bitching about how much you hate feminism. Well, you see at least you've found one person that won't automatically dismiss your opinion, so perhaps you'll stay? I hope so. The tent will get smaller if you leave. I've upvoted you. Thanks. Of course I'm sticking around, because I haven't really found any camp here on reddit that I actually agree with. Not that I'm looking for one, of course. Just means this is as good of a place as any on reddit to talk about these kinds of issues. Remember that a lot of people on MR have come to MR becaus…	/r/MensRights	22/09/09 02:48 AM
3	/r/MensRights seems to be less about "men's rights" than it is about women-bashing and bitching about how much you hate feminism. From your response it seems you are reflecting a growing sentiment in mainstream society... Then I think I'm being misunderstood. I agree. There are very few places online or otherwise in which men are allowed to discuss masculinity - mostly, in my opinion, because there is an assumption that one isn't necessary for the same reason that there are no places to discuss why the sky is blue. The nature of female identity is analyzed, theories are made, discussions are had, information is spread, col…	/r/MensRights	21/09/09 08:59 PM
2	/r/MensRights seems to be less about "men's rights" than it is about women-bashing and bitching about how much you hate feminism. What on earth? I don't get it. Has this become some sort of club or cult? Either way, I am a man, and I feel ideologically out of place in this subreddit. And when I raise differing opinions, a healthy debate is usually not the ending result. And I am 100% okay with that! This is your community, not mine. And I sincerely wish you the best. But please don't presume that you speak for me or other males who do not find a fitting home in "a place for men to be men". It's possible that I'm just not u…	/r/MensRights	21/09/09 03:17 PM
4	/r/MensRights seems to be less about "men's rights" than it is about women-bashing and bitching about how much you hate feminism. Which is silly, of course, as they are whining about whining and pointing fingers about pointing fingers.	/r/MensRights	21/09/09 05:02 AM
7	/r/MensRights seems to be less about "men's rights" than it is about women-bashing and bitching about how much you hate feminism. Okay, this business is kind of frustrating now. Yes! MR is filled with misogyny! It's also filled with posts complaining about the MR subreddit, which doesn't help the MR cause either. There is one thing that can cure bad content, and that is good content. There is one thing that can cure bad discussion, and that is good discussion. There's a lot of people who are obviously unhappy with the current state of the MR subreddit. Note that the highest rated comment (edit: at the time this comment was…	/r/MensRights	21/09/09 01:47 AM
3	New Female Empowerment Slasher Flick Jennifer's Body Spoiler I am thrilled that we can have a reasonable and civil discourse on the prevailing paradigms of Men's Rights Advocacy, Mr. HateKillPuke. :)	/r/MensRights	14/09/09 03:02 AM
-1	New Female Empowerment Slasher Flick Jennifer's Body Spoiler Dear Men's Rights Advocacy Movement. Beginning a blog post with the following does not prove anything, help the credibility of the movement, "Define Manhood" (as the title of the blog insists) or advocate for the rights of men in any manner. It is, in fact, petty, childish, and alienating to men such as myself who want more out of an advocacy group than an outlet for male insecurity. And in her latest creation, Jennifer's Body, starring Hollywoods current, hottest, stupid bitch Meagan Fox Please…	/r/MensRights	14/09/09 01:55 AM
1	An interesting article debunking sexism in graduate school admissions: Female applicants are over-achievers, apply in greater numbers to more selective departments, then cry discrimination when the overall gender-ratio is skewed by their own behavior. Very well, my friend. But I can't say that I would draw the same conclusions. So, women apply to more selective graduate schools. Maybe they are overestimating their own abilities. Maybe they're more motivated. It could be a lot of things. I don't really feel comfortable drawing conclusions upon their intentions in applying to more selective schools over the data presented, only that they apply to more selective schools - which debunks the myth of male bias just fine. Either way, if you live in …	/r/MensRights	24/08/09 04:29 AM
1	An interesting article debunking sexism in graduate school admissions: Female applicants are over-achievers, apply in greater numbers to more selective departments, then cry discrimination when the overall gender-ratio is skewed by their own behavior. I agree with the analysis, but "...Female applicants are over-achievers" for applying to more selective departments? Is this headline really saying that women are at fault for trying to get into better schools than men? I'm confused.	/r/MensRights	23/08/09 01:20 PM
3	Did other men's fathers sit them down and have a similar discussion with them when they were growing up? My parents didn't offer such wisdom. Or any wisdom. I don't remember having any of those 'talks' - no women, no drugs, no anything. This was especially odd considering that my parents did not allow me to take sex-ed classes that required their permission. I more or less raised myself, learning often from other people's mistakes (especially my older brother's). My parents let me do my thing, they didn't worry when I stayed out late without calling, and I didn't get in any trouble. I can't really …	/r/MensRights	05/07/09 01:32 PM
3	"When my boys watch and embrace Dora, they learn that masculinity is not the center of the universe even though so many things around them attempt to confirm this as a universal truth." Because you added absolutely nothing to the discussion while still managing to disagree with the Men's Rights subreddit.	/r/MensRights	30/04/09 06:49 AM
13	she announced "chivalry is dead, i tell you" b/c she had to walk past me to sit down No, you did not act appropriately. Acting appropriatley would involve laughing your ass off for a couple of minutes.	/r/MensRights	25/04/09 01:45 PM
3	lovely call for white males to commit mass suicide. The Elijah Circle of Elders say the Divine cleared his path to lead his people through suicide through the courage his brother Carter had, in 1988, when he (Carter) did. “Anderson knows he’s the one. The question is whether he’ll have the courage to do it. Is this supposed to be a joke? If not, 1) This is one of the poorest attempts at pseudojournalism that I've ever seen and 2) It has nothing to do with white males, but instead whites in general. Seriously, why was this submitted? Perhaps it ca…	/r/MensRights	25/04/09 01:41 PM
1	"The world would be better if it was ran by women". Yeah, right. I work at a hotel, and almost all of my coworkers are women. There's drama and a bit of bickering, but I don't get involved and it's been nothing but good to me. I actually like it more than working with men. It really depends on the women you're working with. Seriously, not all women are backstabbing, bickering bitches. Most aren't. Some are.	/r/MensRights	25/04/09 01:52 AM
4	Men, not women, need to 'take back the night' So ask yourself, in light of the facts, which class of citizens should most fear walking alone? Why do we need to play the gender wars game in the first place? What purpose does dichotomizing violence into genders of victims serve? Seriously, I'm confused.. Why does it have to either be women taking back the night or men taking back the night, not both and not neither?	/r/MensRights	24/04/09 09:49 PM
2	How to be a Man? I think this nails it. It's also important to note that these are all stereotypically traditional roles of the male. Stereotypically traditional gender roles of the female were oppressive and would be considered to be blatantly misoginystic today. Good for females, seriously. Men are, however, still confined to the same system of gender roles that most women abandoned long ago, and they have suffered for it since.	/r/MensRights	24/04/09 09:44 PM
2	How to be a Man? I think this nails it. Half vauge fluffy BS, half contention that men should be James Bond without the gadgets, no advocation for masculinity or the male gender. Why is this in the Men's Rights subreddit?	/r/MensRights	24/04/09 09:39 PM
12	"Men reflexively buy drinks for women, propose marriage on bended knee, assume fault in every dispute, and rubber-stamp almost every piece of anti-male legislation" Right on. "White guilt" is often mentioned within discussions on racism, but "Male guilt" deserves a little bit of attention itself. Many men today are ashamed of being male, and the only means that they know of to relieve this guilt involves not only the upliftment of the feminine but the belittlement of the masculine. Men are supposedly the unopsressed gender, and many of the remedies of this solve the problems of gender equality do so by opressing men.	/r/MensRights	23/04/09 07:44 AM
5	Is it time to hire lobbyists? The time to hire lobbyists was years and years ago. We need to make up for lost time. Like it or not, women fundraised, fought, organized, informed, and yes- hired lobbyists for the cause of advancing their rights (and unfortunately, in many cases, trampling on the rights of men in the process). So when we see more money going towards research for breast cancer than prostate cancer, we may see an unfair system but we also see the results of actual work on the parts of feminists. There is compara…	/r/MensRights	15/01/09 06:41 PM
1	PhD claims Circumcision for Men Okay. Commentors with First Hand Experience Rip Him a New One. I was totally going to say "I don't know, I'm circumcised and I really don't think there's a problem with it" and then I read there is a persistent set of false beliefs about circumcision reducing sexual pleasure for men, turning men into passive and non-sexual beings who are unable to be aggressive, and, etc. How the hell did he read my rose-scented diary?	/r/MensRights	15/01/09 06:05 PM
2	'When women behave badly, we seek to understand; when men behave badly, we condemn them' True, kind of. I would go one step further. We don't think we seek to understand- if we sought to understand, we would stop kidding ourselves with this "cry for help" business and conclude that she is either malicious or delusional. We are seeking to excuse her from her moral responsibilities and obligations. If the masculist movement accomplishes only one thing, I would like it to be that it repels the godawful lie that men cannot be good fathers.	/r/MensRights	18/11/08 05:51 AM
2	Women have greater variety of bacteria on hands than men What on Earth does this have to do with men's rights?	/r/MensRights	09/11/08 05:57 AM
2	Misandry and Modern American Jewish Culture "Yet for men, who were sent to the army or to war right after high school, who did hazardous work in coal mines and steel mills, who had to support their families by themselves without ever having the chance to stay at home with their children, the gender restrictions were anything but one-sided. My father, who worked six days a week for 30 years to insure that my mother, sister and I had everything we needed, never had a choice about his gender role, either." Pure awesome. This is, to me, what …	/r/MensRights	09/11/08 05:45 AM
6	Domestic Violence Authorities, Mental Health Professionals, Educators & Family Law Attorneys, Endorse Campaign Against DART's 'One Day My Husband Will Kill Me' Ads I have disagreed with the views of this subreddit time and time again, but I am thrilled that people are standing up against this godawful ad campaign.	/r/MensRights	29/10/08 05:15 AM
6	Why men should care about gender stereotypes Couldn't agree more. I don't think the author is considering the ugly wing of feminism that is currently in control of the gender discussion in America (keep in mind that this article was written in the UK- I'm no expert on UK feminism, but I wouldn't be surprised that 'feminism' has a slightly different definition there). I really do think that feminism has a lot to teach males, if only that males need their own social movement to free them from age-old gender stereotypes and the insistence tha…	/r/MensRights	26/10/08 06:15 PM
2	''The idea that these youngsters should be branded rapists and the girl should be labeled a victim is preposterous," Alan Dershowitz = the shit.	/r/MensRights	10/10/08 07:17 AM
1	Is Anyone Else Fed Up With The Chronic Complaining Men On This Subreddit Who Remind You Of The Overcompulsive Bitching Women In The Women's Rights Movement? Here's an example of a great submission to this subreddit: http://www.menweb.org/abortion.htm I am beyond frustrated by how women view abortion as a personal choice without regard as to whether the male wants the baby to live or not. I am also frustrated by the "emotional abuse" card that some women wave around to avoid responsibility. Also, I think that the child support and custody system in place is ridiculous. Violent Acres delivers the straight dope here: http://www.violentacres.com/archive…	/r/MensRights	26/09/08 08:44 AM
8	Feminism is today the biggest obstacle to sexual equality in the West... it has become a sexual hate movement against men in the same way that the white supremacists are a racist hate movement. Thank you for taking the words right out of my mouth.	/r/MensRights	25/09/08 09:23 PM
3	Is Anyone Else Fed Up With The Chronic Complaining Men On This Subreddit Who Remind You Of The Overcompulsive Bitching Women In The Women's Rights Movement? You have absolutely no idea, beeUnit, how much I am fed up with this subreddit- I don't leave because I strongly support men's rights and there are gems to be found, but most of it comes off as petty and childish.	/r/MensRights	25/09/08 04:15 AM
3	Males are four times more likely than females to take their own lives. Why does nobody care about men killing themselves? Sorry to get back to you so late, I like to take a little bit of time mulling over a comment before responding. As noble as your gender-neutral approach is, there is undeniably gender sexism at play in how we view suicide. I might go as far to claim the very reason why we won't look more closely at suicide is because it so strongly affects boys and men. Our culture likes women-only suffering, like breast cancer, rape, issues around pregnancy and abortion. Viewing suicide with a critical eye erod…	/r/MensRights	20/09/08 06:34 AM
-5	Males are four times more likely than females to take their own lives. Why does nobody care about men killing themselves? I'm sorry, I simply don't believe that males and females attempt suicide at the same rate, and female attempted suicides are three times more likely to be reported. If you cite a source, I'll be happy to correct myself. No, there is no 100% effective way of measuring attempted suicides, and as far as I know the CDC does not itself publish attempted suicide statistics (although it does cite the WHO, which does report that females attempt suicide three times more often than males). However, measur…	/r/MensRights	18/09/08 07:11 AM
3	Males are four times more likely than females to take their own lives. Why does nobody care about men killing themselves? Sorry, can't say that I agree. Nobody cares about males killing themselves because nobody cares about suicide in the first place- I can't speak for Australia but in America there has been a little bit more attention being paid to issues of suicide the past few years (even though they've generally been dropping since the mid 90's) but there is not nearly as much importance given to it as there should be. There are about 20,000 murders each year in the United States, and around 30,000 suicides.. b…	/r/MensRights	17/09/08 08:48 PM