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| 5 | That circumcision study just deleted from the front page had some odd circumstances- firstly, the authors were all feminists with no biology backgrounds. Secondly, the going-ons in the reddit post itself.If you open up a conversation by accusing someone of being part of a feminist conspiracy that you will denounce to the media, you shouldn't be surprised if the response is not necessarily friendly. | /r/MensRights | 15/04/16 07:14 PM |
| 6 | That circumcision study just deleted from the front page had some odd circumstances- firstly, the authors were all feminists with no biology backgrounds. Secondly, the going-ons in the reddit post itself.He is listed as the last author, which tends to be the position that the person who is the overall leader of the research gets put into. It means he probably wasn't doing the hands on experimentation (though he may have been involved, clinicians sometimes do stuff differently). However, generally, the last author is involved heavily in helping form the ideas, takes on a supervisory role of writing, (and normally is the one who brings in the grant funding). But generally, last author is considere… | /r/MensRights | 15/04/16 07:07 PM |
| 11 | That circumcision study just deleted from the front page had some odd circumstances- firstly, the authors were all feminists with no biology backgrounds. Secondly, the going-ons in the reddit post itself.Seeing as he doesn't seem to want to post the modmail, I'll go ahead and do it. | /r/MensRights | 15/04/16 03:43 PM |
| 46 | That circumcision study just deleted from the front page had some odd circumstances- firstly, the authors were all feminists with no biology backgrounds. Secondly, the going-ons in the reddit post itself.This entire study is the result of an all female feminist psychology lab. They aren't even biologists and have no degree in biology. Here is their page: One of the authors on the paper is Stephen Steele, who is a MD and a urologist who focuses on reconstructive urology. In the thread itself, any post challenging the post were being deleted, and I noticed lots of pro-circumcision comments that quickly became highly upvoted. Pursuant to our rules for comments, "Comments that only rely on the comme… | /r/MensRights | 15/04/16 03:36 PM |
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