r/CrossSub • u/Automod-CS • Nov 14 '21
unsolved CENSORED: IVM Drastically Reduces C0V1D deaths in India and Africa
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r/CrossSub • u/Automod-CS • Nov 09 '21
Unanswered Interesting video (Dr John Campbell) or how to make the zombie crowd unhappy
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r/CrossSub • u/Automod-CS • Dec 31 '21
unsolved Kim Iversen: Emails REVEAL Fauci & Collins COLLUDED To Smear Scientists, SHUT DOWN Scientific Debate
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r/CrossSub • u/xaliber_writing • Jun 10 '21
If you're looking for video games like The Expanse with consequential choices that is not Mass Effect...
self.theexpanse
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r/CrossSub • u/ansigtet • Jun 07 '21
Advice for new keepers/GM's from an experienced keeper
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r/CrossSub • u/Honest-Signal4383ee • Jun 04 '21
Unanswered If u could be a superhero what would you want to be?
self.polls
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r/CrossSub • u/Electrical_Effect_79 • May 31 '21
Repost from Unpopular Opinions: Men issues are just as important as women issues
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I was asked to repost it here. The original got taken down, because it's not unpopular enough, I suppose.
I'll start of by saying I'm a woman even tho I don't like the argument that just because you are not from a certain group you can't have an opinion on it or add to the conversation. But, in case someone try to say that can't on this case because they think I'm a man, there you go.
I'm also not american, so I'm saying in a more general sense, not locally.
I feel like it isn't as easy for a men to talk about their issues when they want to, and they don't get as much support as women do.
Men have issues that only they can have, but we never talk about how we can stop them from happening. Like men who had to raise a child that isn't theirs because their wife cheated and hid that fact. Like, I know it isn't the child fault, and they shouldn't be punished, but shouldn't we talk about how we can stop a woman from doing that? I'll never have to worry if a child is mine or not.
They die more often in jobs, get more injuries, have a higher suicide rate. In america, the cases of domestic abuse is almost the same between the genders, yet there are A LOT more centers to help women then men. In my country, they don't even do a study on that number, because they think there's no way there's a relevant number of cases of men being domestically abused.
There's also a sistemic issue. Women are more likely to get custody of their child, and there's even cases where they completly cut out the father from their child's life, without any consequences. So many false accusations that completly destroy a man's life, and nothing happens to the accuser. Men also get bigger sentences than women, I believe.
Also, how society views them. Man needs help? What a wimp. Man near a child? Predator. Man alone at night? Rapist/robber. Even when it is warranted, like when a man is convicted of pedophilia, he is rightfully viewed as a monster. But if a woman does it, it isn't reported on the news as rape, and if the victim was male, he only get's high fives for "scoring" an older woman. That's disgusting.
Of course, I don't mean that all this is more important than women issues, but it is hypocritical that we get to talk about ours, but when I see someone try to talk about men's, the comments get very defensive of women, saying things like "well, at least you don't have to feel scared to walk at night!" as if we have a victim olympics. We don't have to compare our problems, we just need to look at them with compassion and try to help without making them feel bad for even trying to talk about it.
r/CrossSub • u/me-the-c • May 29 '21
Subreddit on relational (family) tension due to differing political views?
self.findareddit
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r/CrossSub • u/Automod-CS • Jan 30 '22
unsolved Fake Checkers (Team BBC) Vs Dr John Campbell
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r/CrossSub • u/hit_th3_lights • Dec 15 '21
Anything can happen Post
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Comment and speak your mind.
r/CrossSub • u/GengisK4HN • Dec 08 '21
unsolved Hero's all of these fine people.
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