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2	Has PPD changed any of your opinions on TRP and BP? Or on gender relations? Please also give some examples. My guess is that you can't separate your romantic woes from your overall judgement. It's just easier to chalk it all up to women being shit. You're not romantically involved with men, so you can view male behavior through rose-tinted (colored with some ego) glasses.	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/07/17 12:18 AM
1	Why take away women's right to vote and not just ban the left? And what basis do you have to claim that: 1) emotional and rational thinking are antithetical and distinct from each other? 2) emotionally based thinking is inferior to rational thinking? 3) that women think emotionally and men think rationally?	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/07/17 12:01 AM
2	Why take away women's right to vote and not just ban the left? His comment is kind of a great illustration of how a lot of men absolutely fear women: they'll have their own vote, but then they'll use their vaginas to trick men into doing their bidding! Why aren't men then viewed as the weak, gullible, emotional ones?	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/07/17 11:57 PM
1	Has PPD changed any of your opinions on TRP and BP? Or on gender relations? Please also give some examples. I'm curious why you believe men are less terrible?	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/07/17 11:49 PM
1	Q4Women: Questions about thirstiness/desperation. Thirstiness/desperation is when a man has little regard for a woman's feelings about the situation/normal social customs. He doesn't gauge if she's feeling it or if she's responsive to his actions. He just piles on the admiration/desire and expects her to reciprocate. It's a turn off because he shows a total and utter disregard to how you feel about the situation. He's like a "fuck me fuck me fuck me/love me love me love me" puppy that follows you around. It suggests that's he's probably off his…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/07/17 11:27 PM
2	Do You Like Arguing on PPD I like a good, constructive debate, and this place does sometimes deliver. I may look like a newcomer, but I am not. This place ebbs and flows with quality. I left last time because I was sick of getting red envelopes of nothing but being called vulgar names (as well as 8 people with novel length replies to your comments, ain't nobody got time for that). I can't stand that. No one wants to abused, especially when you put some thought into your reply, even when it's some stranger on the Internet.…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 08:09 PM
4	[Discussion] How has PPD changed your opinion of the opposite sex? This has always been my belief. Most people are shitty, selfish, and kind of dumb, it just manifest differently between men and women for both biological and cultural reasons. I don't doubt a lot of what TRP says about the average woman, I just doubt the moral and intellectual pedestal they put men on. Get rid of their "women are children, women are solipsistic, women are selfish, men are gods who are an infinity times smarter, more loyal, more honest, more altruistic, etc... than women" bullshi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 07:52 PM
1	Women In Their 30s Have The Highest Birth Rate Honestly, envy is one of the things that lights the fire under my ass to get things done.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 07:45 PM
3	Women In Their 30s Have The Highest Birth Rate As I wrote above, The statistics show that there really isn't that significant change in the chance for maternal age related disorders until about 35, but even then, they're still relatively rare, like a 1 in 600 births (as opposed to like 1 in 1000 in the early 20s) until the mid 40s when it starts going to like 1 in 8. So out of 600 35 year old women who get pregnant, 599 of them will not have a child with a maternal age-related disorder. Most choices and decisions we make in life are all abou…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 07:42 PM
2	Women In Their 30s Have The Highest Birth Rate The statistics show that there really isn't that significant change in the chance for maternal age related disorders until about 35, but even then, they're still relatively rare, like a 1 in 600 births (as opposed to like 1 in 1000 in the early 20s) until the mid 40s when it starts going to like 1 in 8.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 07:38 PM
3	How can we take the views of the Blue Pill seriously when they have no real ideology? The Blue Pill is not a cohesive ideology with a central theme, but rather just a collection of people who disagree with The Red Pill for a variety of reasons. When debating "The Blue Pill," you are debating an individual and their personal beliefs. No one seriously defines their beliefs as "Blue Pill," that label is just a tongue in cheek reaction to The Red Pill. Yes, most people there probably do have very similar social beliefs that put them on the left side of the political spectrum, but you…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/17 07:17 PM
1	CMV: Women love having children to the point they feel entitled to it, but they frame it as a selfless sacrifice to gain privileges. Your argument basically boils down to an individualist versus collectivist society. Capitalism versus socialism. Why should an employer have to pay parental leave for a woman when she chose to have that child? Well let's look at the alternatives: don't pay parental leave, and have women coming back to work before they're physically ready, causing issues with breastfeeding, bonding, post partum depression, the repercussions of putting a newborn in daycare, etc... So then why hire women at all? We…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/17 02:01 AM
1	To those of you who were once red pill: what finally made you decide to switch to purple pill? So men are pawns of female desire?	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/17 01:16 AM
1	Would you rather be an ugly man or an ugly woman? Ugly man, and work on having a winning personality.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/17 01:05 AM