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2	Need a Safe Space to Vent Ehh. Not in the sense that there used to be. There are perhaps localized patriarchies (If you can call them that. I think it's just a word used to rile people up), like in the film and television industry where 95% of directors are men, etc. But I do agree that nowadays, women aren't property, we can marry who we like (in most cases) and are allowed to read and write and go to school, so that kind of patriarchy is no longer in existence. And thank you. I'm a fairly blunt person, and if I end up …	/r/MensRights	04/05/12 05:41 AM
2	Need a Safe Space to Vent This is interesting. But I'm just wondering if you all have selective sight. While there wasn't an estimated number of victims for the last twelve months for the men, in the lifetime category, Women have 21,840,000 victims, where as men have 1,581,000. And do you know what? 93% of male rape victims were raped by a man. Compared to the 98% of female rape victims being raped by men. In terms of other sexual assault, the numbers are a little more even in terms of gender, 79% women in made to penetr…	/r/MensRights	03/05/12 11:31 PM
2	Need a Safe Space to Vent Really, no chance? Are you able to get inside the minds of rapists? I understand it's pointless if it doesn't change anything, but you can't claim that it hasn't influenced anyone when you can only know how you yourself react to it. I'm sorry you feel insulted. I went on their web-site and some of their objectives seemed a bit weird, so that was annoying. I didn't know that Women in the U.S are more violent to children than Men in the U.S. Because that's all that study is. You're not accounting …	/r/MensRights	03/05/12 10:52 PM
3	Need a Safe Space to Vent I would like to see some proof of this before agreeing to it (not saying it's not true, just keen to see some evidence :]). Are you talking about just in the U.S, because you're not the only country in the world. I think that world-wide, more rapes would be committed by men, but this is just a guess, so I could be horrendously wrong.	/r/MensRights	03/05/12 01:24 PM
-6	Need a Safe Space to Vent But rapists don't want to stop rape. That is why they rape. And when people don't have a full understanding of what rape actually is and what counts as rape, and so commit it without realizing (obviously this goes for women too, because some of us are capable of being fucked up weirdos). Isn't it better to teach people not be rapists than worry about hurting someone's feelings? It should be shameful to be a rapist.	/r/MensRights	03/05/12 12:17 PM
1	Need a Safe Space to Vent Just wondering, how is "Men can stop rape" a fear mongering campaign? I'm genuinely curious about the male perspective on this.	/r/MensRights	03/05/12 12:05 PM

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