The NS Mens Rights Thread

[Fartsniffage]

Watch tonights episode on catch up. It's been building for a while but tonight was kinda the head. Sam and Rebecca (i think that's her name). Kid being taken out of the home by the guy and everything.

What show is this?

Emmerdale.... like i said in the first post.

[The Princes of the Universe]

Surely a fight is less bad than rape if it does indeed wind up working out that way?

Sorry if it came across as directly comparing those two. I was saying that by possibly solving one issue you may create another.

Unintended, unforseen consequences are a thing even when deciding what to eat for breakfast. We won't have a clue as to what those would be in this scenario until someone tries it.

[The Alexanderians]

Sorry if it came across as directly comparing those two. I was saying that by possibly solving one issue you may create another.

That's true. But fights are easier to handle, I think. By their nature they're pretty public too.

Fights can also result in injuries and deaths. I remember talking with a corrections officer that fights are worse for a prison guard to deal with because it may escalate especially if one or more of the prisoners has a "crew" or "gang" in the prison.

I'd propose new training for guards if something like this were to go through. Because I'm am in no way advocating for rapes to continue as they are but I am cautious when anything that changes the status quo is proposed. Stick with the devil you know and all that.

[The Alexanderians]

What show is this?

Emmerdale.... like i said in the first post.

Gonna need more than the name , never heard of it before.

[Fartsniffage]

Emmerdale.... like i said in the first post.

Gonna need more than the name , never heard of it before.

It's almost like you're posting using the most amazing information repository ever known to man, with a really awesome ways of searching it.

The show is called Emmerdale. Google is just a couple of keystrokes away.

[Ostroeuropa]

That's true. But fights are easier to handle, I think. By their nature they're pretty public too.

Fights can also result in injuries and deaths. I remember talking with a corrections officer that fights are worse for a prison guard to deal with because it may escalate especially if one or more of the prisoners has a "crew" or "gang" in the prison.

I'd propose new training for guards if something like this were to go through. Because I'm am in no way advocating for rapes to continue as they are but I am cautious when anything that changes the status quo is proposed. Stick with the devil you know and all that.

True enough.
Maybe giving the prisoners a panic necklace each?
Tell them pushing the button means they go to solitary, regardless. (For protection, or punishment for pushing it for no reason.)
I dunno. It should be solvable.

[The Alexanderians]

Gonna need more than the name , never heard of it before.

It's almost like you're posting using the most amazing information repository ever known to man, with a really awesome ways of searching it.

The show is called Emmerdale. Google is just a couple of keystrokes away.

*sigh* I'm using an ancient e-book that won't let me open multiple tabs without crashing. You could simply say it instead of the the typical internet copout of "just google it".

[Desperate Measures]

It's almost like you're posting using the most amazing information repository ever known to man, with a really awesome ways of searching it.

The show is called Emmerdale. Google is just a couple of keystrokes away.

*sigh* I'm using an ancient e-book that won't let me open multiple tabs without crashing. You could simply say it instead of the the typical internet copout of "just google it".

Emmerdale, known as Emmerdale Farm until 1989, is a long-running British soap opera set in Emmerdale (known as Beckindale until 1994), a fictional village in the Yorkshire Dales. Created by Kevin Laffan, Emmerdale Farm was first broadcast on 16 October 1972. It is produced by ITV Yorkshire and has been filmed at their Leeds studios since its inception. The programme, which is currently the UK's second oldest television soap opera, has been transmitted in every ITV region throughout its existence.

The series was originally transmitted during daytime afternoons until 1978, when it was moved to an early evening timeslot in most regions (London and Anglia followed in the mid-1980s). Until December 1988, Emmerdale took seasonal breaks, but since then it has been broadcast year-round.

Emmerdale episodes air on the ITV network once every weekday evening at 19:00, with an additional second Thursday episode airing at 20:00. The programme began broadcasting in high definition from 10 October 2011. Emmerdale is the United Kingdom's second longest running television soap opera (after fellow ITV serial Coronation Street), and attracts on average 5–7 million viewers per episode.

[Imperial Esplanade]

Truthfully, female equality probably demands more of our attention, but that isn't to say that certain issues favor women over men - especially when it comes to rape or domestic abuse. I recall Fox News' Megyn Kelly was absolutely furious over a particular recent incident of a group of young men being wrongfully accused of rape, meanwhile the other networks hardly raised an eyebrow over their actual innocence... but had no problem hinting at their guilt? Not saying I hold Fox more credible than the others, but I am saying that (to an extent) discrimination against men does indeed exist as well... just not at the scale of discrimination against women.

[The Alexanderians]

Fights can also result in injuries and deaths. I remember talking with a corrections officer that fights are worse for a prison guard to deal with because it may escalate especially if one or more of the prisoners has a "crew" or "gang" in the prison.

I'd propose new training for guards if something like this were to go through. Because I'm am in no way advocating for rapes to continue as they are but I am cautious when anything that changes the status quo is proposed. Stick with the devil you know and all that.

True enough.
Maybe giving the prisoners a panic necklace each?
Tell them pushing the button means they go to solitary, regardless. (For protection, or punishment for pushing it for no reason.)
I dunno. It should be solvable.

I like that proposal. Like I said though it would need some new training with the guards though but that should be fairly simple to implement. It would have to be done discreetly though, prisoners respond very poorly to anything that is construed as a weakness (in typical prisons not minimum security but we aren't talking about those).

[The Princes of the Universe]

Truthfully, female equality probably demands more of our attention, but that isn't to say that certain issues favor women over men - especially when it comes to rape or domestic abuse. I recall Fox News' Megyn Kelly was absolutely furious over a particular recent incident of a group of young men being wrongfully accused of rape, meanwhile the other networks hardly raised an eyebrow over their actual innocence... but had no problem hinting at their guilt? Not saying I hold Fox more credible than the others, but I am saying that (to an extent) discrimination against men does indeed exist as well... just not at the scale of discrimination against women.

When that network gets something right that everyone else is getting wrong, you know shit's fucked up.

[The Alexanderians]

Truthfully, female equality probably demands more of our attention, but that isn't to say that certain issues favor women over men - especially when it comes to rape or domestic abuse. I recall Fox News' Megyn Kelly was absolutely furious over a particular recent incident of a group of young men being wrongfully accused of rape, meanwhile the other networks hardly raised an eyebrow over their actual innocence... but had no problem hinting at their guilt? Not saying I hold Fox more credible than the others, but I am saying that (to an extent) discrimination against men does indeed exist as well... just not at the scale of discrimination against women.

And giving female equality (not really equality in any way when it's only focusing on one side, empowerment might be more appropriate) as much attention as it has been given is probably one of the reasons very few media outlets gave a crap.

[The Alexanderians]

*sigh* I'm using an ancient e-book that won't let me open multiple tabs without crashing. You could simply say it instead of the the typical internet copout of "just google it".

Emmerdale, known as Emmerdale Farm until 1989, is a long-running British soap opera set in Emmerdale (known as Beckindale until 1994), a fictional village in the Yorkshire Dales. Created by Kevin Laffan, Emmerdale Farm was first broadcast on 16 October 1972. It is produced by ITV Yorkshire and has been filmed at their Leeds studios since its inception. The programme, which is currently the UK's second oldest television soap opera, has been transmitted in every ITV region throughout its existence.

The series was originally transmitted during daytime afternoons until 1978, when it was moved to an early evening timeslot in most regions (London and Anglia followed in the mid-1980s). Until December 1988, Emmerdale took seasonal breaks, but since then it has been broadcast year-round.

Emmerdale episodes air on the ITV network once every weekday evening at 19:00, with an additional second Thursday episode airing at 20:00. The programme began broadcasting in high definition from 10 October 2011. Emmerdale is the United Kingdom's second longest running television soap opera (after fellow ITV serial Coronation Street), and attracts on average 5–7 million viewers per episode.

Thank you, you're a peach. That's probably why I've never heard of it before though, I don't watch soaps.

[Desperate Measures]

Emmerdale, known as Emmerdale Farm until 1989, is a long-running British soap opera set in Emmerdale (known as Beckindale until 1994), a fictional village in the Yorkshire Dales. Created by Kevin Laffan, Emmerdale Farm was first broadcast on 16 October 1972. It is produced by ITV Yorkshire and has been filmed at their Leeds studios since its inception. The programme, which is currently the UK's second oldest television soap opera, has been transmitted in every ITV region throughout its existence.

The series was originally transmitted during daytime afternoons until 1978, when it was moved to an early evening timeslot in most regions (London and Anglia followed in the mid-1980s). Until December 1988, Emmerdale took seasonal breaks, but since then it has been broadcast year-round.

Emmerdale episodes air on the ITV network once every weekday evening at 19:00, with an additional second Thursday episode airing at 20:00. The programme began broadcasting in high definition from 10 October 2011. Emmerdale is the United Kingdom's second longest running television soap opera (after fellow ITV serial Coronation Street), and attracts on average 5–7 million viewers per episode.

Thank you, you're a peach. That's probably why I've never heard of it before though, I don't watch soaps.

I am very peachy.

[Fartsniffage]

Thank you, you're a peach. That's probably why I've never heard of it before though, I don't watch soaps.

I am very peachy.

Fuzzy and bruises easily?

[Desperate Measures]

I am very peachy.

Fuzzy and bruises easily?

I am not fuzzy! And you'll have to hit me pretty hard to bruise me... sadly.

[Fartsniffage]

Fuzzy and bruises easily?

I am not fuzzy! And you'll have to hit me pretty hard to bruise me... sadly.

*flexes right arm.....decides to do some more push-ups*

[The Alexanderians]

Fuzzy and bruises easily?

I am not fuzzy! And you'll have to hit me pretty hard to bruise me... sadly.

"sadly"?

[Fartsniffage]

I am not fuzzy! And you'll have to hit me pretty hard to bruise me... sadly.

"sadly"?

DM is a world renowned bruise canvas. Artists from across the globe beat her to create works of art. Sadly her income has been dwindling due to her recent difficulty in becoming bruised.

[The Alexanderians]

"sadly"?

DM is a world renowned bruise canvas. Artists from across the globe beat her to create works of art. Sadly her income has been dwindling due to her recent difficulty in becoming bruised.

Sadly this is the closest meme to the one I wanted that I had a link saved for...

[Hirota]

Women have the right to government-enforced gender quotas (Norway, Europe)

Why do you point out that women have that right, when men also do? (Norway)

Norwegian legislation secures gender balance in boards in public limited companies. The requirement of the gender representation law is that both sexes shall be represented on company boards by 40 per cent.

Because I wasn't aware that it went both ways. Appreciate the clarification.

[The Predator Federation]

I'm quite surprised chess hasn't jacked this.

[New Ogunquit]

I'm quite surprised chess hasn't jacked this.

I've only seen her mentioned on this thread, but I don't think she's posted.

[Traxa]

there are obvious problems (like male victims of domestic abuse/rape) in which men get screwed but i'm still not convinced there needs to be an entirely separate movement to address them and am skeptical of most organized attempts to create one because they tend to attract the "the best way to fight rape is to legalize it crowd". while people complain feminists don't care about men or speak out against extremists i haven't seen many "men's rights activists" denounce the extremists in their movements either. admittedly i don't pay much attention to the related threads so maybe you will have something to show me on that front?

the only problem with the feminist movement is the fact that its been hijacked (at least in america) by men hating butch lesbians true feminism is about equality for both sexes, not that women are superior to men/men should be punished etc etc... and anyone who thinks rape should be legal is legitimately insane regardless of their gender...

As far as actually getting equality etc, with the exception of certain jobs or situations, gender and ethnicity shouldn't even be on job/college apps at all.

[Ostroeuropa]

https://archive.is/NrBOe

Migrant crisis: Grim find of bodies in Austria lorry

How they end the article.

They do not yet know whether women and children are among the victims, or how they died.

Stay classy BBC, stay classy.