Ciaran2220 Archive

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1	Red pill failed men It's hard to say to what extent red pill is a "failure" I think because: Engagement on social media is heavily skewed towards rhetoric of grievance and venting (it's appealing to blame other people for your problems), so that can be overrepresented (appear bigger than it really is). Changing people's lives for the better might just be a very difficult thing to do in general. I remember when Dr. Mike on YouTube (who is considered a very positive voice in more 'blue pill' spaces) said he used to t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/26 10:49 PM
3	Genuine question for feminists I think if feminists had their way, the selective service system wouldn't exist anymore, and this wouldn't be a problem. But of course, old habits die hard and conservatives with more traditionalist views of gender (who are the other half of the American political system and currently in charge right now) are vocally opposed to adding women to selective service for the sake of equality (Ted Cruz for example). This in combination with the fact that there probably isn't much willpower to change it…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/26 10:24 PM