tacodeljefe Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	False accuser Meg Lanker-Simons plea deal: "minimal" fine and no jail time You know, I'm not convinced that what she did is all that rare an occurrence. I'm always weary when a woman doing bad things starts crying foul about being threatened or harassed online. Whether the threats were real or if they were the ones "threatening" themselves all along. Can't prove either way, but it certainly seems to be a convenient way to point the finger at and focus attention on someone else. I once had a guy tell me he was going to burn down my house with me in it, over a stupid pol…	/r/MensRights	06/10/13 10:32 AM
13	I'm a victim of false (and statutory!) rape allegation from a girl and the case went the distance and ended in no bill. I am a woman. I need help.. It took a month before the grand jury got to your case? I was under the impression felonies are heard much sooner than that. I'm trying to draw parallels to relate but as a woman much of the process seems to have occurred differently to you and would have likely played out differently in court as well. I am curious, were there women's advocates there for her, and were there any for you? Was your ex-husband also charged with the same thing and was his experience any different? Did you have to spe…	/r/MensRights	06/10/13 10:10 AM
3	A call to Mens Rights. (Probably done by those who "cry wolf", but please pay attention) Honeybees require sexual reproduction, but I think it's quite obvious that any single male drone who dies is far less important to the survival of the hive than a perfect female (the queen). Humans do not live under that extreme form of matriarchy, but it's still true that women place a more hard and definite limit on the propagation of further generations because they do not lay thousands of eggs and are much more limited in their ability to reproduce. It takes many more women to sustain a popu…	/r/MensRights	04/10/13 08:34 PM
1	Why I'm considering leaving this subreddit Threatening to leave a sub is the reddit equivalent of threatening your SO that you'll kill yourself if they do/don't do X. Generally considered to be manipulative, abusive behavior. If you were my buddy's gf I'd tell him to drop you like a bad habit. I'd advise the members of this sub to do the same with you. If you want to leave then leave. Don't be an attention seeking drama queen about it. Don't wrap a plea that the group consensus change in an empty threat to leave. It's not our job to conv…	/r/MensRights	03/10/13 12:15 PM
1	The Campus False Accuser Support Act: "it reduces the standard of evidence, and allows for double jeopardy" (SaVE Act) That's a ridiculous argument. I don't sue my neighbor in McDonalds because being a douchenozzle is against McDonalds policy. I don't file for divorce at the country club because infidelity is against club policy. I argue matters of law in a courtroom because their decisions are handed down as rulings of law, and courts are the only extensions of law tasked with dispensing the rule of law. You think a group of people should be allowed to get together and just decide that they have all the legal a…	/r/MensRights	03/10/13 11:35 AM
5	What % of male suicides is made up from gay males? Gallup recently put it at 3.5% of the population that self identify as LBGT. Gay men make up less than half of that. Let's be generous and say that 1.7% of the population are gay men, or bring it back to 3.5% of the male population as being gay. Let's assume again that gay men are as likely to succeed in their suicide attempts and run the math again. 21% of male suicides are gay men, nearly half of your quoted 40%. Still alarmingly high, and we had to make a few assumptions to get there because …	/r/MensRights	03/10/13 10:29 AM
10	What % of male suicides is made up from gay males? Heterosexual men are more at risk of death by suicide than heterosexual women. Heterosexual men are more at risk of death by suicide than lesbian women. Gay men are more at risk of death by suicide than heterosexual men. Bisexual deaths by suicides bounce all over the list depending on the study you look at. Part of the problem is that many studies lump LBGT together, and further focus on youth, so getting a clear picture is very hard as teens may commit suicide during the process of coming out,…	/r/MensRights	03/10/13 08:43 AM
2	No more feminism in Russia, but is traditionalism really the answer? Bingo. The beauty of this is that it addresses the past and present on a global scale, and confronts feminist theory that patriarchy is in institution designed to subjugate half the population. It was, and still is in many areas of the world, a survival mechanism; and a wildly successful one at that. The same model was adopted by nearly every single civilization that survived because it worked. What works isn't necessarily pretty, nor is it fair to everyone under every circumstance, but that's n…	/r/MensRights	24/09/13 01:00 AM
5	Men's rights looks like an anti-feminist group only. Have to dig to get the "rights" part. Warning: long and for a second time in one of the comments on a Buck Angel porn clip on xtube. You're launching this late night crusade against MRAs because of a comment you saw while schlicking? On a damn tube site for that matter? Look, you're clearly out to drum up support that we hate LBGTs around here. We don't, and it's a vector many before you have tried to pursue in the past. I mean, since feminism has swallowed up most the major minority causes including LBGTs, then by opposing feminism we also must …	/r/MensRights	17/09/13 12:34 PM
2	Rich feminist white girl rejects offer to work in dad's office, goes to Kenya and buys first female "massai warrior" title, writes a book about how she taught equality to the natives. Social inequalities as they relate to gender disparities give way when a society conquers the harsh realities of day to day living: food, shelter, healthcare, safety, and education, etc, for the masses, because such gender roles are necessary for the long term survival of communities sans modern day technologies and comforts. It wasn't an accident that the timing of the first steps towards women's rights coincided so closely with the industrial revolution. One revolution paved way for the other …	/r/MensRights	17/09/13 12:00 PM
2	Men's rights looks like an anti-feminist group only. Have to dig to get the "rights" part. Warning: long Do you find it the least bit odd that OP claims to have personally encountered many examples of teh evil MRAs being big meanie-pants, while at the same time claiming to be completely clueless about the UT debacle? You would have to be willingly ignorant to the nth degree for nearly a year to claim sufficient knowledge about MRAs and their stance to make this concern troll post and claim to have never heard of that event. It's been talked about ad infinitum in every single MRA circle. stageflight…	/r/MensRights	17/09/13 11:20 AM
3	"Why is there only one woman in (Australian PM)Tony Abbott's cabinet?" The Guardian asks several people this question and they are all members of one sex. Can YOU guess which sex that is? Out of all the things you could be angry about, you are complaining that the bar wasn't lowered and women given preferential treatment to usher in a 50/50 gender split in the cabinet, nevermind the number of men and women in politics does not stand in parity with the gender spread in the general population. A higher percentage of female politicians should rise to high office relative to their male counterparts, because apparently that's what equality means. Even an average at best SJW would have…	/r/MensRights	17/09/13 11:07 AM