Diddmund Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	If you don't think feminism is brainwashing young people, you're wrong. Well there goes humanity down the drain. It was a good experiment but it's evident that it's been a failure. I'm gonna go pack now and move off the grid :-S	/r/TheRedPill	06/09/15 08:41 AM
7	If you don't think feminism is brainwashing young people, you're wrong. The fact that women can simply claim that regretting a drunken encounter is somehow the same as being raped is morally disgusting. That's what this whole post is about. I do think - in the gist of what you're saying - that blaming women for man's every misery is a cop-out on responsibility, as well. But allowing women the right to decide per-instance what is and isn't sexual assault is epicly unfair.	/r/TheRedPill	06/09/15 04:35 AM
14	If you don't think feminism is brainwashing young people, you're wrong. I like the topmost commenter's answer: "but yet you still remember the night relatively well? seems like you just fucked up. He potentially was past the point of consent as well, does that mean he was sexually assaulted by you as well? You have had this information for a week and still have yet to tell anyone or file a police report. Maybe it's time to grow up a little bit and mind your actions rather than screaming rape/assault as a band aid for your fuckups." Edit: looking at the OP's replies …	/r/TheRedPill	06/09/15 04:12 AM
24	If you don't think feminism is brainwashing young people, you're wrong. Why would a girl suffer a blow to her ego and reputation after making a "beer goggle" decision to shag a [lame] dude... ...when she can just completely dodge responsibility and call rape? I mean, have these female-innocence evangelists never read the story "the boy[girl] who cried wolf"? It's a similar mentality to the brainless "offending is a crime" politically correct rhetoric; as if I am responsible for whether someone else takes offense to some random thing I say. Isn't there some parallel …	/r/TheRedPill	06/09/15 03:55 AM
4	Start lifting and just observe the world around you There was a study done on the descendants of women who were on their 3rd trimester in France during WW2. During a period of the Nazi occupation a lot of food was shipped out of France and so these mothers suffered through a famine. What they found out about that particular generation of children was that they were statistically more prone to obesity, heart disease and a host of slow-metabolism related problems. It seems that conditions in the womb affected gene expression and thus their future b…	/r/TheRedPill	05/09/15 08:08 PM
2	Women can't take feedback I have to try hard not to erect a stone wall defense strategy of my own when I have had to deal with it from others. It's so hopelessly frustrating to try and make a case for something reasonable and they don't even take the time and effort to pick it apart and criticize it. Just... banana ears and dismissal...	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/15 04:13 AM
1	What did she ever do to deserve being called a woman? "We" the men of humankind or "we" of this subreddit? Cause I have met some pretty active male liars in my life... although females tend to play mindgames (the emotional right brain kind) as a sort of natural part of socializing. But I dunno, this subreddit seems to contain loads of wisdom on how to promote a change of consciousness, unplugging from the matrix of bullshit we have been brought up in... I still dont feel like stringing all of womankind up as culprits, any more than the rest of us. …	/r/TheRedPill	19/06/15 04:58 AM
0	What did she ever do to deserve being called a woman? Its easy to bash women for being supposed traitors of their role as nurturers and caretakers, but has not the current paradigm, in which we live, been heavily designed and imposed by men mostly? Women of course shouted out for their rights to act "freely" as men could... but alas we are all ensnared, physically and mentally in this matrix of mindless consumerism. Setting women up as culprits for Men's lack of place in the modern world seems a tad bit un-manly to me :-@ But I get the point though…	/r/TheRedPill	16/06/15 12:31 AM