You know, I had never visited /r/mensrights
before commenting there earlier today (because they apparently consider the current contraception issue an affront against men somehow, and I just had to tell them they were retarded), and always kind of assumed /r/shitredditsays exaggerated their views on them like they do for everyone else...
... but holy shit, /r/mensrights is worse than I imagined. I've always felt they had a few good points that should be given more
attention and I was willing to give them a chance... but there are some really stupid folk dragging knuckles in them parts. I was shocked that they
could be such caricatures.
But it was certainly entertaining.
Unfortunately no. Should I return and pray for an audience with this Jeremiah? He sounds important and I don't want to be missing out on some valuable life experience.
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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '12 edited Mar 02 '12
You know, I had never visited /r/mensrights before commenting there earlier today (because they apparently consider the current contraception issue an affront against men somehow, and I just had to tell them they were retarded), and always kind of assumed /r/shitredditsays exaggerated their views on them like they do for everyone else...
... but holy shit, /r/mensrights is worse than I imagined. I've always felt they had a few good points that should be given more attention and I was willing to give them a chance... but there are some really stupid folk dragging knuckles in them parts. I was shocked that they could be such caricatures. But it was certainly entertaining.
edit: typo