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7	The most relevant social issue discussed on r/mensrights		wlyum3	/r/MensRights	08/01/12 02:34 AM

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7	NFL player Jameis Winston sues Erica Kinsman over her false rape allegation that nearly ruined his life One thing I'd like to see from his camp would be a timeline of press releases, lawsuits filed, and title IX demands. Agree. Sexual assault on college campuses is a serious issue that is getting a lot of media attention of late. Too many media outlets were a bit too quick to want to make Winston the face of college sexual assault, without taking the time to really look into the inconsistencies of the accusers account. The NY times in multiple articles has ignored evidence that throws doubt on the…	/r/MensRights	11/05/15 01:26 PM
2	Here goes.... I support Ray Rice That's my exact thought. Based on how people are talking about this on espn it would be a non issue if she wasn't a woman. People don't care that he knocked unconscious someone weaker and smaller than he is. They're not saying they don't condone the violence. They''re saying they don't condone it when it's a woman at the receiving end.	/r/TheRedPill	09/09/14 08:56 AM
3	Here goes.... I support Ray Rice I think you're getting at what frustrates me about the discussion around this. Everyone on espn keeps using the phrase "hitting a woman" like this wouldn't have been an issue if he knocked out a smaller man. Ray Lewis jumping on Ray Rice was the last straw for me. For a guy who is widely known for being involved in a murder investigation. He's so full of shit.	/r/TheRedPill	09/09/14 08:51 AM
2	The "stop false rape accusations" PSA poster has made some people want to get violent with /r/mensrights This infuriates me beyond belief. Just because I'm against false rape accusations, that doesn't mean I think rape is okay. It's ridiculous, speaking out against false accusations now equates to supporting rape. Whenever someone gets mad at me for being vocal on this issue I don't accuse them of supporting false accusations..... Maybe I should?	/r/MensRights	19/07/12 01:35 AM
1	The most relevant social issue discussed on r/mensrights I respect your opinion but this is one of those times were we might just have to agree to disagree. Men not being able to have children does not mean they have no right in the decision of whether the child should be born or not. But if you believe that, they should have some say in the potential child's future. What I believe to be short sighted is in not telling woman what to do with their bodies, it's totally acceptable for a man to have to support a child for 18 years as a result of not havin…	/r/MensRights	09/01/12 04:37 PM
1	The most relevant social issue discussed on r/mensrights Your point about biological differences is irrelevant in this argument. While I agree they must be accounted for, our current laws propagate created social gender inequalities and try to pass them as biological ones. Men shouldn't be forced into vasectomies and abstinence as a way to solve this issue. Contraception is the responsibility of both parties. As well, I think you missed part of my original statement about it being early in pregnancies. But maybe I didn't make it clear. I'm not talking…	/r/MensRights	09/01/12 01:48 PM
1	The most relevant social issue discussed on r/mensrights I would love to see your video series. Links if possible?	/r/MensRights	08/01/12 11:22 AM