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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
8	"And every time a male courier comes to the door, every time I get into a cab with a male driver, every time I enter a lift alone with a strange man or a group of blokes or walk through a car park or Ach, you're right there. The author of the article is undeniably sexist, no denying that. I was responding to a comment that reacting with fear when someone enters your property and won't leave is "idiotic hysteria" and that we need to tell women to "grow the fuck up" which sadly, is just about as sexist as the offending article. But the downvote train is steamrolling today and I guess I've picked the wrong place to make this argument	/r/MensRights	26/05/14 03:43 PM
-2	"And every time a male courier comes to the door, every time I get into a cab with a male driver, every time I enter a lift alone with a strange man or a group of blokes or walk through a car park or Seems like you're missing a word in there somewhere. Not trying to police, it's just a shame that mens' rights and womens' rights seem to be at each others' throats rather than looking for a place of equality in the middle.	/r/MensRights	26/05/14 03:16 PM
4	"And every time a male courier comes to the door, every time I get into a cab with a male driver, every time I enter a lift alone with a strange man or a group of blokes or walk through a car park or Seems I misread the story and assumed the guy was entering her house, not just stepping onto her steps. Regardless, someone more physically imposing continuing to approach after you've asked them not to can be terrifying (un-idiotic, un-hysterical) but to be sure, this isn't a glowing example of it.	/r/MensRights	26/05/14 03:13 PM
-19	"And every time a male courier comes to the door, every time I get into a cab with a male driver, every time I enter a lift alone with a strange man or a group of blokes or walk through a car park or scribing the motive of a male rapist or abuser to every single male in your life is another Not every male, just the one who was walking into her home, uninvited. Which I wouldn't call hysterical, or idiotic. And I certainly wouldn't call it sexist.	/r/MensRights	26/05/14 03:00 PM
-25	"And every time a male courier comes to the door, every time I get into a cab with a male driver, every time I enter a lift alone with a strange man or a group of blokes or walk through a car park or As a female supporter of mens' rights, I find the comments section of this subreddit to be alarmingly disappointing... It's normal to be afraid when someone enters your space without permission regardless of the genders of either of them. It isn't idiotic hysteria, it's a reaction to things that could be dangerous. When someone who can physically overpower you won't take no, being scared doesn't mean you have to grow the fuck up. sigh be over here if you need me.	/r/MensRights	26/05/14 02:47 PM
14	Men can stop rape. If we said "blacks" instead it would be racist. Men can stop rape by not raping anyone. Women can stop rape by not raping anyone.	/r/MensRights	01/03/14 04:15 PM
1	Why Feminism Doesn't Matter, At All. I appreciate criticisms. Be honest. I don't have feelings, so don't worry about hurting them. Thanks for the link to /r/genderegalitarian. I've been hopping between mensrights and twox and its discouraging how polar they can be. I consider myself a feminist and a mens rights activist (although to be fair I'm new even to the concept of MRAs and have a lot to learn), but that is only contradictory if you assume every feminist subscribes to the bullshit the movement sometimes advocates.	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 04:48 PM
3	Why Feminism Doesn't Matter, At All. I appreciate criticisms. Be honest. I don't have feelings, so don't worry about hurting them. Thanks. How about instead of bashing feminists (not all of whom support misandrony) we actually pull for equality. Men and women can vote. Men and women can be guilty of rape. Men and women get drafted (or neither do). No one is allowed to mutate anyone else's genitals.	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 11:47 AM
2	I've seen feminists stereotyping men as rapists from their "Teach men not to rape" campaign. What are cases that I should know about as a subscriber to Men's Rights? For some people its lack of being told what counts as rape. Obviously there have been similar discussions here. The movies Superbad and The 40 Year Old Virgin condoned the use of alcohol to get people drunk enough that they wouldn't say no. There are still tons of people who do this while stone sober and don't think of it as rape. Of course, "Teach People Not To Rape" would be a better slogan. But I went through 12 years of public schooling and not once were either the men or women addressed abo…	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 11:37 AM