unknownmat Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	India is worst What about his history? He comes off as an angry young man, to me. I dunno, maybe it's a mistake to engage. But I was trying to turn this into a productive discussion rather than just reporting it. I note that it currently stands at a net 10 up votes, which suggests that others here agree with him.	/r/MensRights	26/08/24 04:39 PM
3	India is worst You sound frustrated. Charitably, I imagine you need a space to vent and commiserate, which I support. You seem to believe there is a double standard when hiring women in India - and that sucks if it is true. But your post veers into misogyny and that shouldn't be tolerated here. Whether you personally disagree with what women do on social media is irrelevant. You should decide if you are upset with a system that unfairly disadvantages young men, or are you upset with women.	/r/MensRights	26/08/24 04:06 PM
9	Why does this sub like MGTOW? As an outsider myself (I'm a common lurker but very rare poster in such forums) maybe I can offer a perspective. The idea of MGTOW is not inherently misogynistic. Indeed, it is wonderful that men would try to define who they are and who they want to be just as men, without reference to their roles as husbands, fathers, bread-winners or protectors. I believe it should be strongly encouraged, and I'm a bit surprised by how negatively feminists reacted to it. That said, I can think of two things th…	/r/MensRights	16/05/24 11:38 PM
1	Is the way she dressed pertinent in a rape case? If the score exceeds a certain amount, you're free to go ahead and have your way with her. It seems that you have in mind a predator who might use a rubric before deciding to deliberately take advantage of someone else. I just want to be clear that I am not suggesting that rape (i.e. one of the parties unwilling, but forcibly coerced anyway) is ever justified - nor did I get that impression from the article. My understanding is that the issue becomes murky when trying to determine consent after …	/r/MensRights	08/04/11 06:08 PM
2	Is the way she dressed pertinent in a rape case? attire is at least one of several factors which implies "You have permision to have sex with me". I think this is a reasonable summary of one of the points in the article. But your original statement... provocative attire = consent ... is not. In fact, the article expostulates against this very straw-man that "hardly anyone even believes", and that is mostly used to "affirm victim-hood". The extreme formulation that you originally stated is absurd, and prevents us from realistically dealing with…	/r/MensRights	07/04/11 09:44 PM
2	Wil Wheaton on TSA: I don't feel safe. I feel violated, humiliated, and angry. It is easy to complain, until the next plane gets blown up or kidnapped and flown into a terrorist target (white house, nuclear plant, ....) Are you aware of any evidence that these invasive procedures are actually making us safer? I can find plenty of articles suggesting that it does not.	/r/MensRights	07/04/11 05:06 PM
1	Is the way she dressed pertinent in a rape case? Did you read the article? FTA: to pretend that the way a woman dresses has no bearing whatsoever on issues related to sexual assault is a puerile absurdity. Men and women do not exchange written consent forms before proceeding with intercourse. ... The only thing that matters is her outward manifestations of assent, which may be expressed in an infinite variety of ways, both verbally and non-verbally, and which must be viewed in the context of all the surrounding circumstances It's an interestin…	/r/MensRights	07/04/11 04:43 PM
4	"..most women I know (feminists and others) have been sexually assaulted at some point in their lives.." Um, what? I must say I find it quite sad that I am getting down voted to oblivion for simply explaining what has happened to myself and people that I know. Yeah - my sympathy, for whatever that's worth. I realize that comment karma is a bit of funny money, but Jesus Christ! You lost over 100 points just for calmly stating your position. I'm a bit ashamed of MRA, and I'm disgusted that someone felt the need to exacerbate this mockery of intelligent discussion by linking directly to the thread.	/r/MensRights	21/12/09 05:02 PM
6	Feminist - "Women who don't rise up and destroy the male race might be considered as bad as the Germans who didn't stop Hitler" Did anybody else invoke Godwin's law halfway through the blog rant and stop reading?	/r/MensRights	10/10/09 04:35 PM
2	"We may have to start thinking of men as a disadvantaged group when it comes to post-secondary education," said an economist at a University where more than 60% of students are female. The disparity can't be explained by effort alone. "Whatever is going on in the system rewards girls more than boys" This is a topic that interests me. I've discussed this before, but let me try again a bit less crudely. I almost didn't go to college myself. In retrospect, this was because I knew how childish HS assignments were. And the same could be said of the college entrance process (SAT's, essays, extra-curricular activities, etc.). I just couldn't bring myself to do something so pointless - even though I knew that this might negatively impact my future ability to get a job. I also find that there is typ…	/r/MensRights	22/09/09 12:28 AM