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| 7 | The collapse of work for men is an an invisible crisis. Over the past 50 years, the proportion of men over the age of 20 without any work has gone from about 19% to, almost a third, to 32%"Unworking men report much higher rates of illegal drug use than working men or even unemployed men. There's new research to show that a very high proportion of unworking men use painkillers every day, whether legally prescribed for them or not. Think of that as lifestyle of sitting in front of TV on painkillers all day long. It's shocking but somehow our talking classes and our deciding classes have managed to overlook, for almost half a century, this calamity which has been befalling the botto… | /r/MensRights | 03/02/17 06:59 PM |
| 3 | The collapse of work for men is an an invisible crisis. Over the past 50 years, the proportion of men over the age of 20 without any work has gone from about 19% to, almost a third, to 32%"over the past 50 years, the proportion of men over the age of 20 without any work has gone from about 19% to, almost a third, to 32%. And if you look at the critical prime working age group, the 25 to 54-year-old guys, worklessness has exploded for them. It's gone from about 6% to about 15%" Link to exact time in video | /r/MensRights | 03/02/17 06:54 PM |
| 11 | The collapse of work for men is an an invisible crisis. Over the past 50 years, the proportion of men over the age of 20 without any work has gone from about 19% to, almost a third, to 32%"The unemployment rate only measures the percentage of people who are in the workforce looking for work who don't have jobs. It completely ignores those people who have neither jobs nor are looking for them. And as it happens, that group is the fastest-growing demographic group for male Americans and has been for two generations. It's an invisible crisis" Link to exact time in video | /r/MensRights | 03/02/17 06:52 PM |
| – | Thanks to Donations from MensRights, Austin, a teen boy prosecuted for child porn after received pictures from his girlfriend, won't go to prison or register as a sex offender, but his mistreatment by the state still isn't over yetThe legal definition of child pornography is any sexually explicit image, video, or drawing of someone under the age of 18. But legal doesn't mean logical. I really think we need to distinguish between prepubescent (baby/toddler/preschooler pornography and sexually mature teenager pornography. Since adolescent porn is grouped in there with child porn, I'd be willing to bet that the majority of the "child porn" in the world is created by... well... children. Kids going to trail as adults and faci… | /r/MensRights | 19/01/17 07:34 PM |
| – | Thanks to Donations from MensRights, Austin, a teen boy prosecuted for child porn after received pictures from his girlfriend, won't go to prison or register as a sex offender, but his mistreatment by the state still isn't over yetI'm just upset that kids are being sent to trial as an adult for taking a naked picture of themselves. So, what are they? A kid or an adult? A kid for the sake of the picture but an adult for the sake of the crime? I just want some logic and reason used in the court system instead of this insanity that we have. Interesting post from yesterday on /r/TIL: TIL that a child was prosecuted as an adult for having naked images of himself on his own phone | /r/MensRights | 19/01/17 05:37 PM |
| – | Thanks to Donations from MensRights, Austin, a teen boy prosecuted for child porn after received pictures from his girlfriend, won't go to prison or register as a sex offender, but his mistreatment by the state still isn't over yetLaws designed to protect young people, such as the age of consent and making child pornography illegal, are actually hurting them by placing hundreds of thousands of young people on the sex offender registry. This directly leads to joblessness, homelessness, remarkably high rates of suicide, and an overall terrible future. Nearly a quarter of the 850,000 Americans on the sex offender registry are young people 17-years-old and under. "Juvenile sex offenders comprise more than one-quarter (25.8 pe… | /r/MensRights | 19/01/17 05:29 PM |
| – | Thanks to Donations from MensRights, Austin, a teen boy prosecuted for child porn after received pictures from his girlfriend, won't go to prison or register as a sex offender, but his mistreatment by the state still isn't over yetIf this were the case I think the number of kids getting prosecuted as adults for possession of child porn would drop to zero. But then there would be all these state prosecutors out of a job, wouldn't there? Perhaps this means there's too many state prosecutors to begin with. | /r/MensRights | 19/01/17 05:22 PM |
| 39 | Thanks to Donations from MensRights, Austin, a teen boy prosecuted for child porn after received pictures from his girlfriend, won't go to prison or register as a sex offender, but his mistreatment by the state still isn't over yetOriginal Story: Romeo and Juliet and Sexting: 17-Year-Old Faces Child Porn, Assault Charges for Consensual Sex with Girlfriend /r/MensRights Donation Thread: Action Opportunity: Donate to help Austin Yabandith fight charges tied to having a sexual relationship with his girlfriend (fundly.com) | /r/MensRights | 19/01/17 03:35 PM |
| 4 | Judge: Woman not a pedophile. Out in 5 years on parole for sleeping with 13 year old student.By the way, Alexandria Vera's 10-year prison sentence (eligible for parole after five years) is not a Men's Rights win! The boy had his partner taken away from him, his family taken away from him, and now he is in foster care. Can everyone stop cheering for a moment and think of the horrible situation that was forced on the 13-year-old student as a result of the court system and Child Protective Services? Kids do much better, even in an abusive family, than in foster care. "Foster kids are 7-8 t… | /r/MensRights | 17/01/17 08:09 PM |
| – | Judge: Woman not a pedophile. Out in 5 years on parole for sleeping with 13 year old student.The judge is technically correct, she is not a pedophile. "Hebephilia is the strong and persistent adult sexual interest in pubescent (early adolescent) individuals, typically ages 11–14 (see the Tanner stage). It differs from ephebophilia, which is the strong and persistent sexual interest to those in later adolescence, approximately 15–19 years old, and from pedophilia, which is the primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children". Source | /r/MensRights | 17/01/17 04:32 PM |
| – | Equality in a nutshell [Facebook bullshit]While most discriminatory laws are despised by the majority of the public, laws in regard to restricting the rights of young people seem to be unanimously support by the public. For example, the age of majority is the age when a person assumes legal control over themselves; their persons, actions, and decisions. Shouldn't everyone have legal control over themselves? However, nobody seems to notice or care that young people have no rights for some reason. There's even a subreddit devoted to the r… | /r/MensRights | 11/01/17 09:02 PM |
| 6 | Woman who falsely accused 14 year old boy of rape charged with child molestationWell, that's one way to get yourself in trouble! Today's Top Tip: Don't call the police when you are the one who has broken a law. | /r/MensRights | 11/01/17 08:06 PM |
| – | Ex-dinner lady who had sex with 14-year-old boy spared prison spell because it would have put her four children into foster careI hate the double standard that courts have when they make excuses for women to have sex with minors and but never for men. Women tend to be favored by courts in regards to custody which is one of the reasons many women get let off the hook when having sexual relations with a minor as compared to men. They are the only parents because a court took the kids away from the father. And not they are giving this ex-dinner lady another pussy pass. However, it actually is in the best interest of her chi… | /r/MensRights | 10/01/17 02:26 PM |
| 1 | Another teenage boy going on the sex offender list and facing 20 years in prison because of another teenage girl crying rape because she is afraid of her motherhttp://archive.is/MYzrc | /r/MensRights | 16/12/16 07:03 PM |
| – | Another teenage boy going on the sex offender list and facing 20 years in prison because of another teenage girl crying rape because she is afraid of her motherHere's an article titled America's national sex offender registry now contains almost 850,000 people, and about a quarter of the them are boys, 17-years-old and under, which directly leads to joblessness, homelessness, remarkably high rates of suicide, and an overall terrible future.. In the 1100 comments, Redditors explain how they or their friends lives have been ruined by being put on the sex offender registry as boys. The article that the post is linked to has more details about how almost a… | /r/MensRights | 15/12/16 06:56 PM |
| – | Another teenage boy going on the sex offender list and facing 20 years in prison because of another teenage girl crying rape because she is afraid of her motherNearly a quarter of the 850,000 Americans on the sex offender registry are boys 17-years-old and under. | /r/MensRights | 15/12/16 03:59 PM |
| – | For revisionists who think that male sexuality was never controlled or regulated: "Case of Alleged Seduction" -- Taken from NYT archives June 6, 1855)I think society would be better off as a whole by continue to punish non-violent 'criminals' with fines such as in 1855. I am scared to death by the direction of society and how we tend to punish non-violent criminals with unbelievably long sentences and public humiliation. I posted a link on Reddit and it describes how boys make up 25% of the Sex Offender Registry in the United States, which makes them pay for their "crime" (statutory rape, false accusation, urinating in publish, etc.) for life… | /r/MensRights | 09/12/16 03:23 PM |
| – | For revisionists who think that male sexuality was never controlled or regulated: "Case of Alleged Seduction" -- Taken from NYT archives June 6, 1855)A $500 fine in 1855 was about one year's worth of pay. Even though adjusted for inflation the fine only equals about $13,000 in today's money, the average daily pay in New York at the time was about $1.60, which means the fine was equal to the average American's annual salary. $500 in 1855 → $13,167.35 in 2016 Source In New York, the average daily pay was $1.61 for a 60 hour work week. Source $500 / $1.61 = 311 days, which means the average American would have had to work until November 7th to p… | /r/MensRights | 09/12/16 01:55 PM |
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