unbeliever87 Archive

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0	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March I've been a long time supporter of mens rights movements. If you look through my comment history you'll see many, many comments in support of legitimate MR issues such as the inherent imbalances in the justice system, homelessness and mens health issues, just to name a few. These are real and serious and deserve legitimate MRM focus. But the putridness of the commentary in this thread has nothing to do with legitimate MRM. The overwhelming majority of people here seem to believe that "the existe…	/r/MensRights	08/08/18 12:38 AM
-5	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March Mens right issues are serious and real, but the people here in this subreddit are just hate filled children. It's incredibly funny to see you collectively lose your shit over an article that criticizes MRM, but then in the same breath deny the complete existence of womens rights issues and not even see the hypocrisy in doing so. You seem to think that the existence of mens right issues disproves the exists of womens issues entirely, when they actually exist together within the same system.	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 12:49 PM
-7	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March Honestly, this sub should just rename itself /r/incel and be done with it. It's truly rare that I see such outright hatred towards women in one place. I suppose you also need your 'safe space' though, as much as I'm sure you hate the term.	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 11:48 AM
-1	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March If we look at the wikipedia entry it states that "Patriarchy is a social system in which males hold primary power and predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property." See the word "predominantly" instead of "exclusively"? Men predominantly hold the positions of leadership in western countries. Look at the number of female CEO's, Board Members, Politicians, etc, compared to those held by men. You cannot possibly argue that women are equally…	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 07:11 AM
-39	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March Are you seriously comparing violent crime between male and female victims, as if women have it worse? Really? You're clearly looking for something to be outraged about, mate. You said that women don't face any real issues, which is pretty fucking hypocritical given the context of the article we're talking about. By claiming that issues don't exist you're no different to Clementine Ford (or, at least, your interpretation of what you think Clementine Ford said). The point here is that women are ov…	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 04:57 AM
1	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March Are you seriously comparing violent crime between male and female victims, as if women have it worse? Really? You're clearly looking for something to be outraged about, mate. You said that women don't face any real issues, which is pretty fucking hypocritical given the context of the article we're talking about. By claiming that issues don't exist you're no different to Clementine Ford (or, at least, your interpretation of what you think Clementine Ford said). The point here is that women are ov…	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 04:54 AM
-15	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March Jesus, the comments in this thread are absolutely putrid. misogyny, gender inequality and patriarchy. These are things that men should be marching against and working to dismantle in their communities. This is exactly what mens rights movements should be campaigning against, and if you don't believe that is true, then you just don't know enough about the root cause of MRM issues. Not understanding the difference between masculinity and toxic masculinity is also a problem for most people here, bu…	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 04:22 AM
-36	Mens rights issues are "made up" - Australian opinion piece in response to the Mens March While feminists focus on burning issues like the pink tax and manspreading I don't think you actually understand what feminists campaign against. Here's a hint: "In June, a 22-year-old woman was raped and murdered while walking home from work. A man desecrated her memorial site and justified it as "an attack on feminism". Five days later and less than 2km from where that happened, another woman was dragged into a car and raped by more than one man. The men currently charged with that crime were …	/r/MensRights	07/08/18 04:08 AM