whutadouchecanoe Archive

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0	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks Nah most rapists are serial rapists... Why do you think people trust murders more? They might have killed in self defense. they might have protected their kids from death. They might have killed their daughter's abusive boyfriends. They're heroes. But you're ok with people that rape women and rape kids. Because we should give them a chance, fuck if they ruin normal people's lives right? A rapist's life is worth less than a non rapist. Because we have evolved beyond rape and any lingering animals…	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 08:55 PM
-1	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks You're defending a rapist cuz he did it "10 years ago" so it's ok now right? Why not defend another man that did an unspeakably horrific act like eating people, but he did it 10 years ago so I'd sit next to him and trust him to not eat my face cuz I'm naive? Just imagine sitting next to a male rapist and thinking he'd never rape me tho!. That's dumb right? That's dumb to think he won't rape you too because your butthole is somehow special? He rapes buttholes. You have one.	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 08:44 PM
-1	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks Are you saying men rape and that's a fact and get over it? I'm sure many men would disagree with you. Rape against men or women is never ok. Monkeys eat people's faces too. We don't need to devolve to that level; it would set civilization back to treat wild apes like rational human beings. We have a standard to uphold if humanity is "civilized" That means no eating animals alive ass first either.	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 08:34 PM
-1	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks No.... I got the idea from the whole magic the gathering rape drama and how so many men's rights activists were playing down what he did. I'm pretty sure no one would defend him if he raped a 17 year old guy that just went to play cards and got too drunk.... I hope men's rights activists and feminists can agree one day that rape is GROSS and no one should say "hope he gets raped in prison" or keep treating rape like a joke, man or woman. It's hurting everyone	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 08:13 PM
2	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks Ok I'll give you this since I haven't heard the entire quote in that length I'm actually really happy to hear he didn't mean that and he's not a shitbag. I thought people were just skewing things, I'm sorry	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 08:01 PM
-2	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks So it's cool to say women are too dumb to go into science? Don't skew this into he was "joking" He wasn't joking. He was being serious.	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 07:51 PM
-2	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks Shouldn't you focus on things that help marginalized men? Like how feminism does for women? Or are you guys really gonna rally around this guy and say I AGREE WOMEN ARE TOO DUMB FOR SCIENCE. Are you agreeing with this guy and rallying around him because you agree with what he says?	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 07:41 PM
-5	Action Opportunity: Complain to BBC about their inaccurate coverage of Sir Tim Hunt's remarks So the #1 priority is agree women shouldn't be in science? Not set up men's rape/domestic abuse shelters or legal teams for paternity rights? lol ok	/r/MensRights	06/07/15 07:27 PM