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1	One of the most important links in this subreddit: The Frontman Fallacy In what field? It's a fact that men are wighted slightly more at both ends of the IQ bell curve which would be why there are more 'tards that are men as well as more astro-nuclear physicists that are men. Men have broader builds and a higher muscle to fat ratio then women, typically, so hard manual labour is also a realm naturally suited to men. On both of those points you can blame Mother Nature. But as far as the average Joe, or Jane, is concerned in the cubicle farm it really depends on if a …	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 02:14 PM
1	One of the most important links in this subreddit: The Frontman Fallacy Oh, I'm sorry, I don't think I mentioned anything about undesirable jobs. Dangerous, yes, I did mention them. And I also implied that it was men who made the choice to join the military, police forfe, fire brigade etc. As far as taking a job as a ditch digger or migrant farmer or the like( I assume this is what you ment by undesireable job), NOBODY really chooses those jobs. Rather they are taken by those that need food in their children's stomach more than anything else. I think it's safe for m…	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 05:43 AM
1	One of the most important links in this subreddit: The Frontman Fallacy Well, that guy isn't who I'd want to represent me as an MRA. To me, and many MRAs that I know the term feminazi is a term reserved for men-haters. They're even easy to spot. They'll refer to men, all men, as "Potential Rapists™" (including their own fathers and sons). As far as why men often occupy positions of power let's see. Now I can only vouch for here in the US, as I've never lived in another country. But let's see: Politicians: Women are more apt to vote then men, yet far less likely to e…	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 03:18 AM
-1	Male Studies: A new academic discipline Dopiest thing I've ever heard. I really don't think there'll be alot of enrollees in this course no matter which college picks it up. If they do. Men go to college to get a better job, not to fill up time until they can find a spouse.	/r/MensRights	12/01/10 02:47 AM
6	Post the colour of your underwear to facebook to raise prostate cancer awareness. Looks down * Nope.	/r/MensRights	08/01/10 09:58 AM
0	You are not a princess! 25 points for women and men to consider Pretty much spot on. Though I think number 17 isn't right. I think the kids should come first. Well at least when they are awake.	/r/MensRights	06/01/10 04:16 PM
-1	And this is what happens when men regret sex This really isn't so much a "gay rights" issue as just plain assault. If Donald Trump gets mugged then is his assailant violating his rich-man's rights? Women's rights, gay rights, men's rights, rich-guy's rights. Fuck all of that. Rights shouldn't need a qualifier, and until those qualifiers start to disappear then there will never be equality for anyone.	/r/MensRights	31/12/09 02:07 AM
1	The rise of mid-life lesbians And just think, at some point this might happen to you.	/r/MensRights	30/12/09 03:09 PM
1	And this is what happens when men regret sex No, no, no. Getting killed over a fling, by either gender isn't really a Men's Rights thing. In the example I gave I meant that rights to be a parent strongly favor men. As for the gay man in my example it's a double wammy. Especially since a lesbian leaving her husband would have a much simpler time for the fact that she's a woman.	/r/MensRights	30/12/09 02:46 PM
2	And this is what happens when men regret sex Not exactly. This tragic event only pertains to a very specific class of men. The MRM is about leveling the playing field for ALL men. The LGB reddit is the one you want for this. Now if you have a story about a fag that came out of the closet, left his wife and can't get any custody or visitation then please post it here. Cross post it even.	/r/MensRights	30/12/09 02:21 PM
9	What does "being a man" mean to you? Being a man means to crush your enemies, see them driven before you and to hear the lamentations of their women.	/r/MensRights	11/12/09 10:26 AM
3	Testosterone Promotes Fairness, not Aggressiveness That. Explains. Alot.	/r/MensRights	09/12/09 08:34 PM
1	Jeffery Leving has received an invitation from Oprah Winfrey to discuss fathers' rights and gender equality for men, on her show IT'S A TRAP!!!	/r/MensRights	22/11/09 09:13 AM
2	Men's Rights I need your help. Just a shot in the dark, but try posting an ad in the local paper, perhaps? It might not do any good, but think of it as a $25 gamble.	/r/MensRights	22/11/09 09:09 AM
1	Man told store job 'for women only' He really wouldn't want to work for them anyways. If they were stupid enough to flat out tell heim they won't hire him because he has a dick rather than play along, take his aplication and just not call because he's "underqualified" for an interview, then who know knows at what else they are inept.	/r/MensRights	22/11/09 04:43 AM
1	I'm tired of feminists trying to convince everyone that Feminism is the same as Gender Equity. Something I've heard form many of the people in my life (including my mother) goes something like this: There's black people and then there's niggers. There's Hispanics and there's spics. There's white people and then there's white trash. There's men and then there's cheuvanists(sp?). There's feminists and then there's feminazis. Etc. Etc. Etc. For me that's way to complex. It seems to me that no matter how you divide up the population each group will have it's own brand of assholes. Assholes st…	/r/MensRights	14/11/09 07:12 AM
0	What does /mensrights think of abortion? Personally I think for a woman to have an abortion, the father must be notified. If he agrees then there ya go, if he does not agree then he gets full rights and responsibilities for the child. Now the father would of course have to be found in a timely manner, but that would be on of the mother. If the child is a consequence of rape, then the father would have no rights, but equal responsibility. 10-20 years of hard labour behind bars would justify a state-paid allowance for the child. But what…	/r/MensRights	14/11/09 06:40 AM
1	What does /mensrights think of abortion? I know some states do (or did) provide an out. MY biological father filed papers soon after my birth claiming no parental righs or resposibilities to me. Due to that my mother couldn't get any child support. This wan is 1976 and they both were 17 and not ready for the likes of me. I'm not sure if that is still an option now adays or not.	/r/MensRights	14/11/09 06:33 AM
5	Finally, a chance to reduce false rape claims Increased sentences won't matter is the DA's wont prosecute in the first place. Let's start by prosecuting false accusers for ANY crime.	/r/MensRights	08/11/09 03:01 AM
1	“Women say that the legalization of polygamy would be a godsend: it would give them rights to a man’s financial and physical support, legitimacy for their children, and rights to state benefits.” Isn't the Chinese idiom for trouble 'Two women under One roof'?	/r/MensRights	01/11/09 11:31 PM
0	Dear women, you can credit your freedom and equality to men. Yeah, not much good will there.	/r/MensRights	01/11/09 05:26 AM
1	As a single male homeowner, should I feel guilty about not giving out candy this Halloween? Go ahead. It makes a good opener for hitting on the hot soccer moms.	/r/MensRights	01/11/09 05:21 AM
1	Redditer is raped by girlfriend, and she keeps trying to get him "blackout" drunk again. Pics or it didn't happen.	/r/MensRights	31/10/09 01:23 AM
1	Thought you all would find this interesting/outrageous: the case that set the precedent of making rape just the victim's word vs. defendant's. "It is better [one hundred] guilty Persons should escape than that one innocent Person should suffer". -Ben Franklin As opposed to: "It is better that ten innocent men suffer than one guilty man escape." - Bismarck Which is that of a just and liberal society?	/r/MensRights	30/10/09 01:11 AM
0	The Emotionally Abused Man: When Love Hurts... "Men have been brainwashed into believing that it’s normal for women to be irrational, moody, emotional, and demanding." So how does one avoid such women before it's too late? How does a man leave a wife like that when they have kids in a state that automatically gives the mother custody and the father a child support bill? If the abusive behavior can be linked to, say, a borderline personality then what kind of man would leave the woman he loves because she's sick?	/r/MensRights	22/10/09 07:02 PM