My top five more unpopular positions posted to Men's Rights Reddit

xNOM · 2019-07-06T23:56:31+00:00

Opinions are like assholes. Everyone's got one.

EsraYmssik · 2019-07-06T18:01:08+00:00

OK
I will reserve judgement until the courts have spoken, but I suspect he's guilty of no more than trading sex for favours.
We need an MRM-friendly party period.
They certainly need to be tightened. The first approach shouldn't be considered harassment, how else are you supposed to know if an approach is welcome or not? Any further, asumming a rejection, would certainly count.
Perhaps, but the point is that a minor cannot legally consent, so kinda by defintion it is rape ie sex without consent. That said, I would like the laws to be applied equitably.

fra_n_ff · 2019-07-06T20:34:03+00:00

1 - Yep. 2 - I don't know, I don't pay attention to that. 3 - We don't need that - we need a MRM that is friendly to both sides. 4 - Depends on the laws and the country. 5 - Of course it is rape. :/

Fathernomore · 2019-07-07T17:58:48+00:00

Not surprised a liberal doesn't like trump.
Harvey's Weinstein has not been convicted of anything, but why let that fact get in the way of politics.
Left wing is anti Male anything, the only right they will agree to is mens right to shut the hell up.
Just wow.
Children cannot consent. What kind of sicko thinks sex with kids should be legal?!
Companies are not government. Only a liberal would equate the two because a liberal thinks government owns everything, including people.

2019-07-06T23:24:17+00:00

And? Most of us don't like Trump either. I think he's bad for humanity, not just for men. Sure, he's a walking, talking, good old boy stereotype and so he's an easy target, but he's also so hyperbolically so that the normal men in most women's lives bear virtually no resemblance to him.
I don't know if he's innocent or guilty. I wasn't there, and I have no access to any of the evidence pro or con. My opinion is an uneducated one, as is yours.
Human rights aren't left or right wing. The left wing, however, is VERY mired in feminism, social justice and identity politics at the moment, so this isn't particularly fertile ground for men's rights. Perhaps that means we need to get a toehold in there to bust open some of those ideologies and that ideological thinking, but I think that's a lot easier said than done.
If women are going to truly be equals, they have to learn to stand up for themselves and shout down people harassing them. We cannot keep running to the nanny state or social enforcement like #metoo, especially not years or even decades after the fact with, ahem, 'elaborated' remembrances.
Regardless of what it's called, the foundation of most of those laws is about consent and the potential for abuse of power, and they generally make sense. There's room for discussion on ages and contexts, (I think 18+ is nonsense in a nation where most kids are losing their virginity before 16), but removing them altogether is a pipe dream.

Honourable mention: No thank you. We've already got the Canadian government requiring gender reports for Canadian corporations, with quotas on the horizon of they don't see the numbers they want, plus GBA+ reporting flowing out through the federal sphere as we speak and causing all sorts of issues. The minute you make the Charter bind private organizations, you allow the nuttery in our various forms of government to become the norm in our private organizations, too, rather than having our organizations as islands/options where people can avoid most of the ideological bullshit.

Title	My top five more unpopular positions posted to Men's Rights Reddit
Author	omegaphallic
Upvotes	3
Comments	9
Date	July 6, 2019 4:18 PM UTC (7 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
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