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@itsmeBradMC @RationalMale There's a percentage of male victims acknowledged by the meme. So I have no idea what you're talking about

@RationalMale @springbrease I've seen several accounts with the pfp and every account has been ragebait. You're concentrating on the male victims... Man bad...Men can't be victims

Female Teacher-Student Rapist #14 for 2026. When will EvoPsych academia research this rampant epidemic? nypost.com/2026/03/18/us-…

@silv3r_2003 That's completely up to him. On my side I have no problems doing so by bringing up facts neither he nor his followers want to be reminded of

@springbrease Rollo isn't rage baiting

@silv3r_2003 That's exactly what he's implying by this post. Hence the reply

@springbrease It doesn't prove anything, nor does it advance feminism in any way, when you keep saying "men do X more." It's more like ragebait. And it definitely has a blind spot, like I said yesterday.

@silv3r_2003 That's fine. I just thought it would be a important reminder to his followers

@springbrease Rollo is not implying that men commit less SA; he has always wanted evo-psych researchers to look into this particular subject

@RationalMale That's all you got because you can't prove me wrong

@springbrease Rage Bot account

@nuance_enjoyer When you isolate for gen z alone what does this percentage become ?

While it seems like it's true that the plurality of couples now meet online, most sources put the figure at 25-30%. Some sources show lower estimates around 10%, but this is due to the samples including all couples regardless of when they met.

Fine, I'll be that guy again. To me, it's another striking example of how bad data comes to dominate online. The N that the most recent data (from a follow-up to the 2017 survey) is based on is comically small: only 17 heterosexuals reported meeting their partner in 2021.

@MrPusCat @PalmyrPar Statues aren't even relevant to today's context

@springbrease @PalmyrPar You didn't answer my question. You are being disingenuous. Typical. Statues don't harm anyone. Have a nice day.

Men’s bodies are actually *more* commodified/objectified than women’s, it’s just a “fish doesn’t know what water is” situation because the entire bedrock of your comfortable existence is built on the commodified backs of men made to be objects and tools.

@MrPusCat @PalmyrPar I guess I am entitled to limit the ways men can harm women, but I'll forgive myself for this sin

@springbrease @PalmyrPar Not liking it is not an excuse or argument. Its just entitlement. How can depicting female bodies in statues, games, movies and etc be dangerous to women? Porn i understand. The rest to me is just entitlement and envy.

@MrPusCat @PalmyrPar My theory is that women not liking it or women being endangered by it is enough reason for that to be problematic. Nothing else is needed

@springbrease @PalmyrPar And why is that a problem? My theory is that it's because men like it. And because men like it, women don't like it. If a woman does it, nobody cares.

@MrPusCat @PalmyrPar That's a theory I can accept. Yes women are sexually objectified in order to cater to male lust.

@springbrease @PalmyrPar Theory: Female bodies are more objectified because man love woman's body more than the other way, and man do more things than women. Man love female body in many shapes, woman like 2 body types or less. Also, its just a fucking object depicting something in real life.

@Cr7Godbrand It wasn't considered a gender war untill feminism came to be. Before feminism the concept of gender war didn't exist regardless of how badly men treated women. No amount of depriving women of their rights was considered a war or an assault, it was just tradition

It wasn’t considered a gender war until men began to speak out. It became a gender war when the most privileged women, who have never faced oppression or barriers in modern history, could become anything they wanted in life chose to adopt feminist ideologies online and began attacking and blaming modern men for something they neither participated in nor have any history with. They ignored radical feminists and now want to blame the Manosphere for causing the gender war. We built everything around them, offered every opportunity, every privilege, every protection and yet, men still bear the blame. Why is the focus solely on manosphere?

@PalmyrPar Secondly. You can't just redefine objectification to mean whatever job X men do. Not only most men don't do these dangerous jobs but doing any kind of job (as long as it doesn't involve anything beyond labour) can't be automatically objectifying.

@PalmyrPar You're just moving the goalposts. When she brought up objectification she obviously meant it in a sexual sense. The reason you can't bring yourself to engage with this is because it implicates the average man in this equation.

@sylintactgrate @WomanDefiner It reminds me of this meme

@WomanDefiner So funny watching men moral grandstand over muh female pdffiles "even worse than men", (when they're not saying "where was she when I was young😏") Even then one side's worst examples are schoolteachers r*ping teens vs. the other side's Epstein and literal babyfkers

Something has to be done about the female teacher question. They are having far more sex with kids than their male counterparts.

@Westegnen @PatrickCDelaney @LisaBritton That's fine if it was up to me, men wouldn't pay a single dime.

@springbrease @PatrickCDelaney @LisaBritton Sure. Men should never be able to force a woman to have an abortion. But they should be able to deny funding for a child that they have no say in are born or not.

“We don’t help the oppressed women of yesterday by oppressing the men of today for crimes they never committed.” “Ask Him” from Evie: eviemagazine.com/post/why-the-m…

@Westegnen @PatrickCDelaney @LisaBritton Men definitely have a say in which place they decide to put their sperm.

@springbrease @PatrickCDelaney @LisaBritton Men have zero say in whether or not a child is born. Shouldn’t men have the option to not pay for the women’s decision?

@PatrickCDelaney @LisaBritton Women aren't the virgin mary and once the children are born they become responsibility of both parents

@springbrease @LisaBritton I thought women brought kids into the world and it was always their right to abort them? What fucking drugs on you on?

@dadmatters_uk That's right, We're not going to take accountability for our actions and yours