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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Not funny when roles are swapped?	Feminism	throwaway726483916	/r/MensRights	26/08/22 04:37 PM

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1	are most men rapists? Misread the question lol. "Are most men rapists" to "Are most rapists men" Technically (I must emphasize technically) there's a thing called "mental rape" where you imagine sex with someone without their consent, but tbh, I mean... what the fuq?	/r/MensRights	18/07/23 03:56 AM
2	My youngest son experienced girl privilege Please use proper grammar and spelling if you are going to talk about how education in your area is superior.	/r/MensRights	08/07/23 09:26 PM
1	Can artificial wombs finally give the right to have children for men? balancing wants and needs isn't exactly humanity's greatest strength	/r/MensRights	29/05/23 05:12 AM
1	Can artificial wombs finally give the right to have children for men? it's true, that's poor phrasing on OP's part. Although, it's also true that men don't have full reproductive rights, in some perspectives. Such as women aborting children without even so much as mentioning it to the man who's emotionally and financially invested months into a pregnancy. Not exactly fair either	/r/MensRights	29/05/23 05:09 AM
1	Can artificial wombs finally give the right to have children for men? Hey we deserve to have kids too (and now you have no idea if I'm trans, gay, or just a normal dude... queue malicious laughter)	/r/MensRights	29/05/23 05:06 AM
1	Can artificial wombs finally give the right to have children for men? seems reasonable, in that to be a single mom, all you have to do is get knocked up, sometimes not even by choice, but in this instance, to be a single dad, you'd have to have tangible financial backing and would knowingly and preparedly be going into that. Probably there'd be courses to go through before you could become an "artificial parent" (maybe it'll stick?) but either way, there are necessarily more steps, with more requirements involved in being a single dad as is. With that, it'd just i…	/r/MensRights	29/05/23 05:05 AM
2	Can artificial wombs finally give the right to have children for men? interestingly, while men produce 2 trillion sperm cells, (lifetime) women produce anywhere from 1 to 2 million egg cells... except they produce them in the womb. During pregnancy, in their fetus daughter(s). 1:1000000 ratio what's more, around 1000 egg cells die each month... true, that slows down a bit after while, but when you're 30, you've usually got less than 10%. Aren't humans wild like that?	/r/MensRights	29/05/23 04:59 AM
1	Looking around for jobs... company boasts "Equal opportunity employer" with 70% women and 75% of them in managerial positions If it were perfectly 50m/50f, it's most likely not an equal opportunity employer. If it's 70m/30f it might be it might not. If that's flipped? Still. Might be, might not. For the managerial positions... 70% are women and 75% of those are managerial? So... 52.5% of their workforce is made of managers...? Not counting any possibility of male managers? This company sounds kinda... well, fake tbh	/r/MensRights	20/05/23 09:14 PM
1	Nail technician's rage at 'sexist' rain showers that are 'lovely' for men but 'unenjoyable' for women why tf did this get so downvoted?	/r/MensRights	10/05/23 04:48 PM
-4	Does feminism meet the definition of a hate group? Feminism in and of itself is not a hate ideology, but rather in fact a very neutral ideology that simply states that the genders should have equality between them. Feminism as a group, however... well, groups get icky. Fast. MRA advocates for the empowerment of men, so that men and women are on a level playing field. MRA's (note the 's' making it individuals) advocate for that and whatever else each individual advocates for. Bans on abortion, disallowing bans on abortion, vote for Trump, cote fo…	/r/MensRights	08/04/23 01:21 AM
2	ChatGPT isn't thattttt bad: "important to recognize that not all cis het males are the same and should not be judged based on the actions of a few." to the second quote you give, and ask "is that not allowed" I would say that be it allowed or disallowed, people will blame people for whatever people feel like blaming people for.	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 11:34 PM
0	Men using artificial intelligence to simulate "dating" is actually very sad and it's a symptom of a social disease. I do apologize for taking so long, it's just very difficult to take you seriously. I'm gonna cut this off by noting that I'm not talking to someone who knows even how to search up a word on google, as evidenced by your statement: "Tik-Tok is not an ENTITY, it is a THING" bestie just look up that word goodbye	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 07:37 PM
1	Men using artificial intelligence to simulate "dating" is actually very sad and it's a symptom of a social disease. (for simplicity's sake, I'll continue calling it AI, as opposed to "complex algorithms") It seems as though you've considered specific AI and are basing your opinions off of these. I've been talking about AI in general, what we have the capability of building AI with the capability to do. "And the only thing it is provided is internet viewing history and online purchases" that and several other things, ("it has never been given this", "it has only be given that") indicate to me that you're think…	/r/MensRights	28/03/23 03:02 PM
-1	Men using artificial intelligence to simulate "dating" is actually very sad and it's a symptom of a social disease. of course it doesn't! computer doesn't care if we're good or bad, happy or sad. What it does - or what a few do, anyways - care about is interpersonal compatibility. If "human type A" has fit well with "human type H" every single time in the past, then it doesn't matter what moral dilemmas, gray areas, ethical problems, or details about people that the computer can or cannot tell. Computers remember. Computers learn. They do so much better than us. The kind of thinking that it seems as though yo…	/r/MensRights	28/03/23 02:12 PM
1	Men using artificial intelligence to simulate "dating" is actually very sad and it's a symptom of a social disease. exactly why a computer is an awesome judge of character. Can you or any other human remember every detail of the average person's life, even just what they've posted on social medias? Can you or any other human cross reference every detail with every detail of another person's life? Find out which kind of people fit where. computers often know more about us than we do. Especially noting the Target story some years back, in where the Target shopping app accurately guessed multiple pregnancies ext…	/r/MensRights	28/03/23 01:56 AM
8	sexually successful men are oppressing women next in: sexually unsuccessful men are oppressing women	/r/MensRights	24/02/23 07:06 PM
1	Is birth control pill turning women into lesbians and bisexual. hope... for what?	/r/MensRights	02/02/23 05:11 PM
1	An interesting prediction for the dating market "They need to spread the message that shitting on men is a bad idea and removing incentives for their inclusion in society is an even worse idea" "But all men would suffer from this plan" tf?	/r/MensRights	04/11/22 02:58 PM
6	Humor or not....imagine if the roles were reversed..... I've never felt so spoken to. Bless	/r/MensRights	31/10/22 02:36 AM
0	Do you concede the patriarchy does exist in some form and is at least partly responsible for the predicament of males today? Hence me saying the last sentence I said.	/r/MensRights	27/10/22 03:23 PM
1	Do you concede the patriarchy does exist in some form and is at least partly responsible for the predicament of males today? If such a society were to exist, money, education, and authority would have to be reset or sent through an unbiased third party. That could be a multi-generational "great reset" or it could be a technocracy. Perhaps it could also be a new nation rising up somewhere else in the world that started off on the right foot. All extreme, and none of them very appealing... All of that said, I don't think that the patriarchy is to blame, but much more than the matriarchy. Long long time ago, still city s…	/r/MensRights	17/10/22 03:57 PM
3	Do you concede the patriarchy does exist in some form and is at least partly responsible for the predicament of males today? I think there may be some misinterpretation here. Pretty sure OP meant that the war is a detriment to men, not a benefit, following the idea that patriarchy led to male dominance, which led to male protectors, which led to exclusively male soldiers (a fun theory, though historically incorrect)	/r/MensRights	17/10/22 03:45 PM
2	Nursery chef, 30, who claimed female bosses 'colluded' against him WINS sex discrimination case I myself was thinkings "either that's a serious case with lots of video footage, or a darn good lawyer"	/r/MensRights	14/10/22 07:18 PM
6	Single women are now wealthier than single men. The narrative spins this as a bad thing because women shouldn't have to choose between raising a family and wealth, titled the "motherhood penalty." Where did I leave my tiny fiddle? Don't fathers have at least as much of a financial penalty? In other news: in nations where the reverse is true, feminists are outraged that men earn more than them "because of the patriarchy"	/r/MensRights	03/09/22 10:15 PM
2	birth control is not a responsibility, it's a privilege it's sad, how relevant that is... glad I'm maidenless lmao	/r/MensRights	12/08/22 02:55 AM
3	birth control is not a responsibility, it's a privilege thing is - vasalgel works for decades. Condoms work for a few minutes. Vasalgel - $200 for an indefinite product (not enough research to say how long it'll last, but we know it's got a long, ling lifetime), vs. condoms - repeat purchase, over, and over, and over again follow the money :/	/r/MensRights	10/08/22 04:16 PM
32	Rachel Riley slams 'disgusting' Johnny Depp t-shirt she claims is 'cheerleading domestic abuse'. OP: She comes across as a man hater. case in point: "Women are the future" "kill all men" and unfortunately more that I don't think we ought to be reminded of	/r/MensRights	24/05/22 01:57 AM
7	Privilege Oh but don't worry, just ask a third wave feminist who's privileged, and they'd be glad to tell you that it's you. Somehow. Probably "women are being used in the workforce because they get paid less and they're sexualized more - obviously!"	/r/MensRights	19/05/22 05:53 PM
6	Why isn't anyone talking about this? 'Reproductive Rights' belong exclusively to women. idk why your comment is gettin downvotes dude. Just wanna let you know that that's odd for this subreddit and I hope it doesn't discourage you from talking about your thoughts more. I think that most laws ought to be non-gendered, like how (most) laws don't mention race. There's no reasonable point of it after a while, and even then, I'm coming blank at any laws that should be gendered	/r/MensRights	18/05/22 04:16 PM
2	Amber Heard Has Been Cut Out Of “Aquaman 2” Because Of Johnny Depp Trial You've moved goalposts. "Is isn't fair" "well does she even deserve fairness anyways?" I think because you realized that it is, in fact, fair.	/r/MensRights	18/05/22 04:08 PM
11	Double standards (disclaimer: all of this is American stuff) the only times they're free are in either with good insurance, or the odd hospital, maybe Christian ones. If you don't, the top costs for it are anywhere from $150-$400, depending on state and hospital. Few hundred dollars for a largely cosmetic surgery, I don't know what that could be called but disposable income.	/r/MensRights	16/05/22 11:26 PM
49	Double standards there are some few links to circumcision and better health, but that's mostly attributed to the fact that families who have enough money to circumcise also have enough for better food, healthcare, etc. Like how taller people are more likely to make more money; their parents needed money to feed them enough, and money begets money.	/r/MensRights	16/05/22 10:55 PM
1	Woman punched and strangled partner until she blacked out no no - that's been going on for a long time. For present day "men ruined the environment" (for being wealthy by oil industry and other stuff related to it) to stuff from thousands of years ago, like how the norsefolk (danes/vikings) largely believed that male 'prophets' (just their equivalent of them) were innately bad, and that the longer they stayed, the more the gods would punish the towns and cities that the men went to, encouraging townsfolk to berate, beat, and sometimes even kill them. E…	/r/MensRights	15/05/22 08:13 AM
9	Netherlands spends public funds to catcall men and boys on the street I think that there'll be a very small minority of men that are either genuinely disturbed, or just paid, so that they say "catcalling is vile and women have it so much worse than any man" I hope not, but...	/r/MensRights	14/05/22 06:00 PM
2	is this what we can expect from "non-biased journalists"? Oh, yes I can see where that's what happened now, thank you. Almost can't believe that I missed it now 😂 And again, thank you :)	/r/MensRights	26/04/22 01:38 AM
-2	is this what we can expect from "non-biased journalists"? me personally, I can't see anything wrong with the posts themselves, and think I'd see more wrong with what's done with the information afterwards. It seems like an appeal to the audiences, fueling any feelings that are already present to get the most active responses. I do believe, however, that with so many people saying that this is bad, that there is something bad about it that I'm yet to see. Could someone explain it to me a bit more?	/r/MensRights	26/04/22 01:33 AM