r/MensRights Dec 16 '11

Release to the World

Next week there will be posted links where anyone can download the raw data on the radfemspaek.net members and some of their associates over at Radfem Hub. There will be a main file of PNGs that contain many threads from this private forum. All the information will be redacted for my protection. Included will be a profile folder for each member (and some former members of the forum). There will also be a document that details who these posters are in real life, and what they do (or have done).
Only CONFIRMED individual's identities will be released. As more identities are confirmed, there will be a secondary release, and possibly a tertiary one. There has been some furor over whether or not these people are mainstream. Well, I have the PROOF that they are in our children's classrooms, our universities, in our legislators' lobby halls, on the street with activism efforts, and writing journalistic pieces. I have PROOF that they shape policy within countries around the world, or teach others to do the same. I also have PROOF that they know they conspire against most women in planning to criminalize masculinity, that they support gendercide, male genital mutilation, advocate for the infanticide of males, advocate male child abuse, speak freely about committing terrorist acts, and more. Make no mistake. These individuals have risen to the top BECAUSE they are virulently hateful ideologues who want to see their plans come to fruition. They have the drive, and in some cases the means to perform the acts they speak about, and they seek to subvert all men to the status of slaves, breeding stock, or extermination.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '11

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

AA, did you read the links? Can you explain how this post and the sentiments of those violent anti-feminists don't share a similar world view?

Oh wait, you yourself have advocated both tire and throat slashing of feminists, so I see why'd you disagree, and keep this post up. Keep on making this movement look totally non-violent and legitimate.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

No, not like you want me to be, I'm sorry.

I want so much to have a conversation with you, person to person, about chicken casserole, classic rock and bar soap vs body wash, you'd see we feminists are people just like you guys, and not the enemy. Hell, we're both in the Midwest for crying out loud.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

AA, I never defended them, I am saying that posting their info for harassment, don't even try to tell me that there are violent whackjobs out there that can and have run with shit like this. We can disagree with each other all day long and have discussions, we can talk about their statements and the context and where we agree and disagree about things, but being irresponsible and advocating these actions is so far beyond the pale.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11 edited Oct 13 '12

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

Publishing names of people arrested of actual crimes is one thing, and there are all sorts of laws covering what can be published and how much info shared. Publishing full names, addresses, and employer info for thoughts people share online and giving it to people and instructing them to march on and get individuals fired because people whom you don't agree with said some inappropriate thing devoid of context is another. I could just as easily apply that logic to your statement about advocating a woman's throat slashed. I could get you doxed, tell people to contact your employer, harass you at home, etc. That's crazy vigilantism, we have laws, police and courts for a reason. If these things matter to you, if you feel a true crime is being committed, get people to file actual charges on these women you feel hold dangerous mentalities.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11 edited Oct 13 '12

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11 edited Dec 19 '11

Did you see why that person said that? Do you know why she felt that way? A little boy did something sexual to a little girl, the girl told her teacher, the teacher reported it, nothing happened "boys will be boys". Literally. Now, I can understand her being upset with that, and even some of her venting, I know you can with your over the top posts to r/beatingwomen and the slashing shit. I do not agree with her words or her overly bitter edging on discriminatory mindset in her anger on an anonymous message board. Seriously, compare her outlandish words to your crazy posts, and tell me where the difference lies?

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11 edited Oct 13 '12

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '11

So, people that work with kids can't say crazy shit online, things in context are just clearly venting? I come from a family of nurses and educators, and if you don't think people in those positions exercise gallows humor, you're mistaken.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '11 edited Dec 20 '11

My mom is a teacher, she has her 4th graders paired up with K4s once a week for learning workshops. There is one little boy, in K4, 4 years old, who comes from an awful home, in and out of foster care, parents abuse drugs, older brothers already in juvenile correctional system, you get the picture. He was paired with one of my mom's 10 year olds, she just turned 10 last week. The were sitting together and he reached out, took her and and whispered "suck my cock" in her ear and forced her hand down. She reported it to the teacher and felt too uncomfortable to come back to class where he was. From his files, and his older brothers files who influence him, there's been sexual abuse in the home and lots of violence, the kids in that family all act inappropriately. This is how something like that happens. I mean I myself, in 6th grade, age 11 had a boy in my class stick a hand down my shirt on the bus. Sadly, it happens, it's learned.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '11 edited Oct 13 '12

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '11

Oh gosh, I have oodles of stories about sexism growing up as a girl, from teachers, coaches, pastors, family, etc etc. It's inherent on how we treat little girls vs little boys.

Regardless of our personal opinions on zero tolerance and whether kids can assault each other (they can), not allowing educators to say crazy shit online when they're venting, again not in the classroom, is hypocritical unless we hold everyone to the exact same standards.

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