tisJosh Archive

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1	Male privilege. i doubt many women would force thousands out of trenches and into machine gun fire with a blow of a whistle. 2. forced military service in countries like africa is not legal by international standards, usually it just used to create their own militia to fight against rebel militias. But dont forget the whole selective service thing is int he US, i agree to no such thing in Australia - but i get your point.	/r/MensRights	10/01/17 11:11 AM
-1	Male privilege. ngl like im all for men's rights and all but 3/5 bubbles kind of correlate to just all round male recklessness (military, homicide & accidents), in my opinion	/r/MensRights	09/01/17 09:45 PM
-9	Signs of sanity: Australians outraged over abusive "male privilege" lessons to be taught at schools to little boys; teachers vowing not to teach the hateful feminist curriculum Let's be honest, I went through the 'elite australian private schooling system' and am now in university, and now at 19 I am already being squeezed into the "boys clubs" that make up just about every corporate law/accounting firm I have been interviewed at (4 law firms 5 accounting firms). I am literally getting interviews/job offers on the basis that I am a white, polite young man that went through the same education system that seemingly all the 'higher ups' went through as well. I am beating …	/r/MensRights	17/10/16 12:33 AM