withnailandI Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	Friend of mine was falsely charged with sexual assault... It could be a private lie detector test by a retired agent paid for by the guy's parents , which would make it count for...absolutely nothing.	/r/MensRights	03/11/10 08:44 PM
15	All that is compassionate, empathetic, wise, passionate, open, intense, relational, associative, intuitive, vulnerable, (whatever's good, in other words) is due to "girl cells" - Vagina Dialogues Author One of the original Vagina Monologues was about a 12 year old girl sleeping over at a woman's house. The woman was older, in her thirties or forties. She proceeds to introduce the young girl to lesbian sex. (Apparently it's 'empowering' for 12 year old girls to have women play with their vaginas.) The producers of the play asked the playwright -- this woman, Eve Ensler -- to make the girl older. Now she's 16. I wonder how celebrated a play would be about a middle-aged man introducing a 12 year o…	/r/MensRights	15/09/10 05:25 PM
12	Women's Testimony on Wikileaks/Julian Assange "rape"... broken condom He likes them and wants to have sex with them. Twisted.	/r/MensRights	29/08/10 05:21 PM
62	So, I got slapped by a feminist. Back in the olden days, when a man would slap another man and say "I challenge you to a duel!" they had a gunfight afterwards. Somebody had to go. You don't slap another man. -- Charlie Murphy	/r/MensRights	29/06/10 10:04 PM
3	Megyn Kelly Shocked, Offended, and Dismayed that Sandra Bullock's cheating hubby might take advantage of community property laws in CA. "Disgusting pigs still get half."	/r/MensRights	14/04/10 01:41 AM
1	Female prison guards often behind sex misconduct and the double standard that still exists. I couldn't really concentrate on the article's main points because I kept thinking how this dude is getting laid. In prison. From his therapist even. I want to shake that man's hand.	/r/MensRights	16/03/10 04:40 AM
7	A feminist's opinion of men: 'I wish a torturous, agonizing death on each and every member of their sex.' Men have a higher capacity for spatial relationships. They test higher than women on average. I think visualizing something mechanically in different permutations is a key ingredient for inventing and engineering.	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 06:22 PM
7	A feminist's opinion of men: 'I wish a torturous, agonizing death on each and every member of their sex.' Apparently those 3 billion males are raping the other "20 billion females".	/r/MensRights	12/03/10 06:15 PM
4	Female Navy captain relieved for abusing her authority and physical assaults on crew You're exactly right. She hit subordinates so her career is over. Same as a man.	/r/MensRights	07/03/10 03:15 AM
2	Female Navy captain relieved for abusing her authority and physical assaults on crew But hitting people is strictly verboten in the US military. In fact if you have to hit people to motivate them you probably aren't a good leader.	/r/MensRights	07/03/10 03:09 AM
6	Female Navy captain relieved for abusing her authority and physical assaults on crew I went back and reread the article and I missed the line where she struck subordinates. That's not cool and there's really no reason for it. My friend was intimidated by his Captain but he never feared being struck or anything like that -- just having his Navy career destroyed. (Which should be enough in most cases, shouldn't it?) I amend my original statement.	/r/MensRights	07/03/10 01:21 AM
3	Female Navy captain relieved for abusing her authority and physical assaults on crew She berated people verbally using profanity (OHNOES), made someone stand in the corner, threw wadded paper at another. I don't see a problem in what she did. My friend was in the Navy and he was hugely intimidated by his (male) Captain.	/r/MensRights	07/03/10 12:52 AM
2	'Families at risk' as chemists sell paternity test kits In the US the proper time to get a paternity test is before you buy the kid one single diaper or pacifier -- or sign a single document as the kid's father. You will then have to pay for a bunch of expensive lawyers to get out of it if you're not the father. And even then it might not happen.	/r/MensRights	25/11/09 02:24 PM