3200math Archive

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1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? Your tone implies there's not a serious problem. If a high percentage of vets refused to get treatment for PTSD, would you say it's not an issue? Would you ever say to a vet "just because the world can't reach into your heart and undo the hurt, we don't have to pretend we didn't try"? But the opportunity for justice has been provided. Yeah, because nothing characterizes rape cases like "opportunity for justice" Your world is wildly black and white and Randian. If only all these whiny rape victim…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/10/14 08:08 AM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? It's not the topics that are taboo, it's the extremism and insensitivy in these views. It's not a conspiracy or institutional feminism keeping TRP from being a major publicized view, it's the fact the most people would reject it for a great many reasons. Hell, look at it's reputation within reddit.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/10/14 03:35 AM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? This conversation is going nowhere, not that I expected it to particularly. Everything is so black and white to you so I'm guessing you're young, which isn't an attack. I'll leave you with that you can either read more about why and how people undergo these experiences, or stick with people who agree with you and have a simplified worldview. There's a reason you don't hear senators, presidents, academics, or really anyone accepted to have a level of competency sympathizing with your views. They …	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/10/14 03:07 AM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? When drunk to excess a guys thinking is pretty much reduced to an animal state and since there are women around its pretty much "attempt to have sex" no conscious thought or consent is needed. What a ridiculous way to generalize guys. Pretty much the same goes for a woman if she just accepts it. What arguments of any kind are you basing this off of? Statistically most women when date raped (raped while heavily intoxicated) go into shock or remain silent hoping for it to be over. That doesn't mea…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/10/14 02:31 AM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? Look I'm not arguing anything in this particular case was ruled correctly. I'm explaining why this difference in perception for gender exists, if you want to know. If a guy has sex drunk, most of the time, he decided the escalation to sex, so he almost de facto consents. The issue with these cases, is that the female is too drunk to not consent. Maybe she goes into shock, as is a common reaction, maybe she hopes it'll just be over quickly, maybe she's too disoriented to say anything. The point i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/10/14 11:32 PM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? Surely, you can report via third party. Surely you can choose to stay anonymous. Surely you could request state assistance with psychiatric help. Surely you can request in-chambers hearing with a judge or ATLEAST a screen with strict procedures for your court testimony. You are horribly ignorant regarding how hard it is to report and relive an incident when all you want to do is move on. If a child didn't report sexual abuse would you have a condescending paragraph about how many resources sexua…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/10/14 08:20 PM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? Victim blaming culture? You really don't think we're in a victim blaming culture?	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/10/14 08:17 PM
1	Are red pill men wrong in treating women like children? 1 of these people goes about their day and hangover shrugging it off and maybe telling friends about a hookup. The other is likely to get "stuck" on what happened, tell friends, feel bad and BAM, it becomes rape. You really need to research how trauma actually effects people. A side note, but key difference, is that the vast majority of the time men initiate sex in our culture, so if the guy goes for it, no matter what the state, he's nowhere near as likely to not want to have sex.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/10/14 08:16 PM
2	Atrocity: Man wrongfully convicted of rape released because prosecution withheld evidence casting significant doubt on accuser's credibility; then, police wrongfully arrest him again in sex offender sweep Women charge that date rape is the hidden crime; men complain it is hard to prevent a crime they can't define. Women say it isn't taken seriously; men say it is a concept invented by women who like to tease but not take the consequences. Women say the date-rape debate is the first time the nation has talked frankly about sex; men say it is women's unconscious reaction to the excesses of the sexual revolution. Meanwhile, men and women argue among themselves about the "gray area" that surrounds th…	/r/MensRights	30/10/13 04:44 PM
1	Bomb hoax at school, school punishes all male students, even those not involved. (X-Post news) I never get why this opinion is unpopular. America elects it's government. You might not like it, but someone elected these people.	/r/MensRights	16/10/13 01:08 AM