Lungri Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
29	"Women see the government as insurance": Why single women vote Democrat, and the impact of Women's Suffrage on the expansion of government through higher taxes and greater expenditures, as explained by Lott & Kenny in the Journal of Political Economy [PDF]	Red Pill Theory	Lungri	/r/TheRedPill	01/09/13 09:42 PM

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13	31, former party girl finally ready to settle down. Comments are pure Redpill What the hell do I do, besides avoid the subject, to be seen as something more than a skank? This has to be a shill posting. Not buying it, although the scenario is ever-present.	/r/TheRedPill	01/09/13 11:57 PM
3	"Women see the government as insurance": Why single women vote Democrat, and the impact of Women's Suffrage on the expansion of government through higher taxes and greater expenditures, as explained by Lott & Kenny in the Journal of Political Economy [PDF] Was it the one by Dr. Haidt cited in this WSJ article?: Perhaps more intriguingly, when libertarians reacted to moral dilemmas and in other tests, they displayed less emotion, less empathy and less disgust than either conservatives or liberals. They appeared to use "cold" calculation to reach utilitarian conclusions about whether (for instance) to save lives by sacrificing fewer lives. They reached correct, rather than intuitive, answers to math and logic problems, and they enjoyed "effortful an…	/r/TheRedPill	01/09/13 10:47 PM
1	"Women see the government as insurance": Why single women vote Democrat, and the impact of Women's Suffrage on the expansion of government through higher taxes and greater expenditures, as explained by Lott & Kenny in the Journal of Political Economy [PDF] See my comment here.	/r/TheRedPill	01/09/13 10:15 PM
7	"Women see the government as insurance": Why single women vote Democrat, and the impact of Women's Suffrage on the expansion of government through higher taxes and greater expenditures, as explained by Lott & Kenny in the Journal of Political Economy [PDF] The source of these differences in views on the role government should play is not completely clear. Women appear to be more risk- averse than men (Jianakoplos and Bernasek 1998), but why do women choose to use the government rather than other mechanisms to provide insurance? Many government programs are primarily wealth transfer programs that do not merely provide insurance. Marriage also provides another economic basis for men’s and women’s preferences for different policies. It typically enco…	/r/TheRedPill	01/09/13 10:11 PM
9	Leftoid logic: Man who doesn't see a future with a woman who got an abortion is a jerk and douchebag Is "Had an abortion" on your list of desirable qualities in a partner? Like another poster said, it A) signals either poor foresight in failing to use contraception, the morning after pill, and so on. Or B) if it wasn't an "oopsie" pregnancy and was the result of something insidious like rape or incest, keeping knowledge of such a profound personal event (that affects personality, romance, and so on) from the partner is absolutely unacceptable. Feel free to plug away at low-IQ and irresponsible …	/r/TheRedPill	28/08/13 11:14 PM
8	Why does feminism prosper in affluent areas? They attract populations that supports big-government spending on feminist-friendly industries, such as government, non-profits, and so on. The women who are hooked up with men in these cities, where affluence congregates among the Creative Class in what Charles Murray called SuperZips, are hypergamous to their core and will not hesitate to use the power of government and bureaucracy to achieve their utopian vision. Sort of like how almost every woman in your local university's graduate school f…	/r/TheRedPill	22/08/13 05:35 AM
8	Poolside In America (WATCH THE VIDEO) How the fuck can society expect men to contribute properly when it's set up to reward the kind of choices this guy makes? Hence why libertarianism is gaining a hold among the young. They see hard work being punished and the holdover commie welfare state of the 1960s and 70s feminist lobbying rewarding those who are not performing equal work.	/r/TheRedPill	18/08/13 07:22 PM
4	Poolside In America (WATCH THE VIDEO) Let's be real here folks, all his shit isn't coming from the $200 he gets every month. That's not the point. Multiply this asshole by millions, and we who work for livings and pay taxes to an increasingly matriarchal communist state—rife with handouts and set-asides for women, minorities, the irresponsible—have a right to be pissed. It's easy to live the life of an alpha leech—look at the blacks in the inner-city. It's not so easy to press your shirt and be on the way to the office every weekday…	/r/TheRedPill	18/08/13 07:20 PM
20	/r/Short user posts story about sexism and heightism on a short asian man, hamster tries to blame it on patriarchy and labeling it as cause of all problems. [Fixed link] That's right, feminism. Feminism is like fuckin' baking soda, isn't it? An all-purpose solution to every (social) problem! It's amazing how these communist hangovers manage to control such important levers of power and the minds of millions.	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/13 05:56 AM
35	Heartbreaking tale from Relationships. Just a reminder, some women will turn on you in a heartbeat the second you cease to be useful. The overwhelming majority of women in today's West have no concept of honor or loyalty—life is just one giant hamster wheel for them.	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/13 01:41 AM
1	Cosmo: "Men Know there is no way they can survive without a woman to help them." [XP /r/shirtcosmosays] I hope I've clarified my position for you. Workplace requirements and standards are sexist, and stand in the way of working toward an "egalitarian society" (i.e., I'm a Marxist). We should be empowering women, not repressing them with the idea that they are somehow incapable of things because of the parts they were born with. Then make their physical requirements for the job (that are there for the safety of the public and the worker) equal—"egalitarian", as you would say. Treat like things alik…	/r/MensRights	11/08/13 01:33 PM
-3	Cosmo: "Men Know there is no way they can survive without a woman to help them." [XP /r/shirtcosmosays] Men do these jobs because they are expected by society to do them, and women do not do them because society expects them not to, this has nothing to do with biological differences. I suppose you're the type who believe that female police officers and firefighters are "just as capable" as their male counterparts—despite having less stringent physical requirements for employment and an obvious disadvantage in strength. Sort of like how the Bell Curve and intelligence variance doesn't exist for you…	/r/MensRights	11/08/13 05:37 AM
4	Danish woman calls out to IT nerds: Dress hotter and cut down on the lingo so we can date you Maybe Islam will force the Swedes to find their fucking sacs.	/r/TheRedPill	05/08/13 12:34 AM