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| 1 | If you're a feminist coming to this subreddit, here's some advice (from a feminist) about how to approach Men's Rights issues without coming across as insensitive to the people affected by themI don't really see this demonstrated in most of the posts/comments on /MensRights. There appears to be this misconception that the world is already equal? | /r/MensRights | 29/11/10 04:49 PM |
| -3 | Well MensRights, it's official, I'm now much more terrified of false rape charges than STDS.You've summed up MensRights so eloquently: scare tactics for perpetuating patriarchy. | /r/MensRights | 04/11/10 05:01 PM |
| 7 | Why Men Accused Of Rape Should Be Anonymous Unless ConvictedI agree with everyone above! I dislike how the article claims it's for protecting the men and women who've been accused of rape, and then goes back to the tired tirade of "We must protect us men against the ebil women!" You so often see muddying the discourse. | /r/MensRights | 29/09/10 05:04 PM |
| 0 | Larry Summers, Harvard's dean, says that sexism doesn't really explain the skewed gender ratio in science, and provides hard proof. He's fired after that.Awesome, you know nothing of who or what I am but you think I'm playing the feminist victim card, doesn't that prove my last point about this subreddit?... The concept is simple: homogeneity in a culture or specimin means its easier to kill off. So I could ask, does nature give as shit about your shortsighted concepts of what is natural or correct? By accomodating people that we've been conditioned to see as a waste you create a stronger humanity that can survive a wider variety of adverse condi… | /r/MensRights | 16/09/10 06:39 AM |
| -4 | Larry Summers, Harvard's dean, says that sexism doesn't really explain the skewed gender ratio in science, and provides hard proof. He's fired after that.Actually, his hard evidence wasn't. I believe it was that the top leaders of the sciences are all men? How are women supposed to get there if a patriarchal culture that says women should not be in the sciences encourages them to do something else? It's a self-feeding cycle: men say women shouldn't be in the field so they actively force them out, the top of the field is flooded with men, men use that as an excuse that women obviously shouldn't be in the field. This is why the canadian charter of … | /r/MensRights | 12/09/10 07:34 PM |
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