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5	What Have Women Ever Done For Men To Demonstrate Their Love For Them Besides Spreading Their Legs? You said women use fraternal bonds and manipulate them.... Whatever my point was that you can make these same bonds with women.	/r/MGTOW	13/12/18 06:40 PM
1	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Wow. Ya got me.	/r/MensRights	30/03/18 10:47 PM
1	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo To clarify. I am afraid of shitty people. I avoid toxic relationship ships not necessarily to avoid rape allegations. How would you argue a case of rape brought up 5 years after the event? We're there cameras? Probably not. We're there more than 2 people present for the crime, probably not. From a legal position these cases suck and there is no other evidence than the word of victims and their perpetrators. It's not like a good investigator can "dig up" some real solid objective evidence. Courts…	/r/MensRights	28/03/18 05:17 PM
1	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Oh my bad with the retard thing. I definitly thought you were someone else... You don't have to go outside the law to accuse someone of a crime. The problem with this issue is you can almost never prove if an accusation is false or true. All of these things happen in private and in cases of real abusers (like the doctor for the us Olympic team) the only way guilt is proven is through a large number of witnesses testifying. That in essence is why this movement is necissary. If one woman accuses s…	/r/MensRights	28/03/18 03:31 PM
1	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Rape and sexual assault are not something that historically has been addressed by authorities. If people don't feel like their voices are heard they have a right to speak up. You say that shaming someone for their opinion is fascist yet you call me retarted. Fascism is a police state, killing over your opinions is what they do, you should read a book. Shame is something we have a right to in the US. You have all the right to shame me for my opinions as I do to shame you, however people do not ha…	/r/MensRights	28/03/18 02:28 PM
2	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Yeah it's normal shit for a normal person. I do normal shit as well, do I have to be exceptional to earn your respect? Or just have a penis? Do you think the nurses who have helped you when you are sick do the bare minimum in life? If that's how you think then you are not retarted, just a complete asshole. If she breaks up with me or vice versa I'm gonna move the fuck on like everyone else. I would not come to reddit to bitch about women. You're single right? I can't see any woman going along wi…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 04:47 PM
2	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo I am in a steady relationship of 5 years, she graduated a year before me and works as a nurse. When I graduate she will make as much as I do if not more. We share the grocery bill, we both clean and cook. I dated a girl once that a was lazy, didn't work and expected me to help her with rent. After 6 months I moved on. All your arguments are based on a false vision of the world. One where men work, women clean. Men have power and women are subservient. Whether you like it or not this is no longer…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 04:34 PM
3	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo What's regular about going on multiple rescue missions behind enemy lines? How about leading the British empire? What you ask for is that women don't work, the exact opposite of a "free ride". If anyone plays the victim to you in a relationship then leave. Everyone can be manipulative, don't blame your own failings on 50% of the population because they have vaginas. I've known women who have had men say they'd kill themselves if they left him. This kind of victimization goes both ways. It's one …	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 04:24 PM
3	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Harriet tubman rescued 70 slaves, some of which were men. History does not have your back on this one. Any idea you have that women cannot make it on their own is cultural not histoical. Queen elizebeth never married and led the effort to colonize the americas. Single mothers have constantly had to make ends meet without men. Women have had to do crazy things in order to make men feel that they can be sucessful on their own. Men on the other hand have been allowed to start real witch hunts, chan…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 04:16 PM
2	Why women fear a backlash over #MeToo Every argument made by this sub is to alleviate any responsibility amongst men. It is not a lame excuse to say someone was in a position of power. Do you argue that a priest who molests children did not have power over his (or her) victim? As a man if you are afraid of the #metoo movement (clearly you are), maybe you should check your own behaviors? As a man It does upset me when a woman assumes things about me based on my gender, but this is what we have been doing forever. Many women assume th…	/r/MensRights	27/03/18 04:03 PM