vizzeroth Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? Uh, have you ever watched an action movie? Have you noticed that all the super violent heroes are...male? Also, I'm glad that you agree with me that the military and the police are criminal subcultures; seems like we are finding some common ground.	/r/MensRights	07/06/12 03:37 PM
1	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? Hey if you live in the future or a parallel universe, I'd love to learn about the technology you used to post here. In the culture I live in, the mainstream mass media is continuously constructing a narrative that glorifies male violence. Maybe you consider mainstream mass media a subculture? Also, cute little evo psych just-so-stories are just reactionary trolling. You know who else made biological arguments justifying social structure - SLAVEHOLDERS. And people who opposed women voting. I mean…	/r/MensRights	07/06/12 01:38 PM
0	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? I absolutely agree, but what I'm saying is that I think those cultural messages about masculinity exacerbate the levels of violence in the USA.	/r/MensRights	05/06/12 06:43 AM
0	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? I think he's right, we live in a society where violence is more and more considered to be an important trait if you want to be considered masculine. The crisis is that our society is both creating desperation in males that drives them to affirm their masculinity, and strongly suggesting that one way to strongly assert your masculinity and manhood is to be violent. Almost all violent crime in our society is perpetrated by men, and most of it is against other men. This is an epidemic and men are o…	/r/MensRights	05/06/12 03:26 AM
0	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? That is true, we live in a culture that systemically glorifies male violence. I think our culture strongly emphasizes that to be masculine is to dominate men and women, violently if need be. Male violence is a staggering problem.	/r/MensRights	05/06/12 03:22 AM
3	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? Right, but if you look at all the messages in our culture about who commits rape, it's most likely ski masked men jumping out of bushes at night, followed closely by black men. I think the fact that rape is always portrayed as this dramatic thing that strangers do is pretty ridiculous, and makes it harder for victims to recognize what situations place them at high-risk for sexual assault. It also makes it harder for victims to recognize or acknowledge they've been raped. But also, if we look at …	/r/MensRights	04/06/12 10:26 PM
27	I recently posted a comment debunking the idea of male privilege in r/philosophy including actual studies and was down voted to oblivion, without any counterargument. Not one empirical proof of privilege is provided in the entire thread. Am I out of line? I mean one advantage I feel as a male in comparison to my sisters is that the only strategy I employ to avoid being raped is to stay out of jail. I'm not really worried about being raped or sexually assaulted when I'm walking by myself at 11pm. Mugged maybe, but not raped. I also don't worry about being raped when I go to parties and bars.	/r/MensRights	04/06/12 02:34 PM
5	TIL that in 2010 more enlisted US soldiers committed suicide (468) than died in combat (462). Male privilege. Agreed, the military is an institution which actively engages in perpetuating the harmful, dominant ideas of what defines masculinity.	/r/MensRights	04/06/12 12:33 PM
1	Seduction in different cities, what are your experiences? I can really only speak to LA and StL on this list, I would note 2 things - for LA not sure I agree about landing an 8, I think YMMV. For StL, no comment on the game, but I am surprised you thought things closed early there. True that they only serve until 1 in the county, but they serve until 3 in the city and if you cross to the east side you can keep partying till 6am.	/r/seduction	14/11/10 10:55 PM
1	Sedditor Locator Westside	/r/seduction	23/10/10 07:16 AM
3	"Love has become difficult, because sex has become so easy." tl;dr - western notion of romance is old. stendahl thought passionate love was the best. the irony of manhood is that you are frequently rejected when you transparently give love, and loved when you withhold it - it is hard to find a middle ground between those two truths.	/r/seduction	17/08/10 06:24 AM
-3	To the Ladies of Seddit Who are we kidding. Everyone knows there are no women on the internet, only men who haven't dropped the facade yet.	/r/seduction	09/06/10 07:36 AM
1	Why are so many people "anti" PUA? disclaimer: I'm not a redditor, I'm just a hardcore forumite very intrigued by the reddit community (and addicted to posting in general).	/r/seduction	05/01/10 07:36 AM
1	Why does the seduction community need to use acronyms for everything? I too, would appreciate copies. Thanks.	/r/seduction	05/01/10 07:30 AM
6	MetaFilter commenters display disgust at and ignorance of PUA techniques Actually, that's not true everywhere. Where I come from we call them prosti-tots.	/r/seduction	05/01/10 07:29 AM
2	Best Direct Approach EVER (video) Not to hate, because I know it's possible, but who the hell doesn't drink on halloween? Unless you live in a Mormon or heavily Muslim community?	/r/seduction	20/12/09 07:15 PM