People also support a frog that loves Wednesdays. I don't think you understand how this site works. Idiots on /r/all will upvote anything. And shit like this will also increase resistance against the movement and lose it credibility. This isn't a men's rights post, this doesn't highlight any issues, it's just bitching about women. upvoting this just discredits the sub.
Actually yeah that's pretty fair. But that second paragraph of yours is definitely of utmost importance. It is debatable whether or not their reaction is valid, and I, however, would say it is. With all the Bullshit that's probably going on at the office from this thing, I'd probably want to skip a day and let things blow over as well.
I'm going to ignore the validity of your statement for now to point out that this post isn't about the firing of that man, but people's reactions to it, and specifically making fun of those reactions. So I ask, what place does making fun of people have in a campaign for equal rights?
I mean, it's not like there's Ada Lovelace, Greta Herman, the original ENIAC programmers, Erna Hoover, Lynn Conway (who founded the very field I work on), or Deborah Estrin to accompany her.
Granted that being condescending doesn't solve anything, I didn't really expect anyone to be receptive to my message. Maybe I should have posted that comment first, but I mostly doubt that anything would have come of it. Maybe there are parts of the red pill that aren't so bad, as you say, but until you came along, I haven't seen them. Even this post analyzing why this SUV receives hate is self-demonstrating of why this sub receives hate. I can dig a self help sub, but this one seems misguided. …
Well, I'm not the most eloquent person, but I think I could best describe this sub's problem as such: you treat women as either enemies or objects, but never as people or significant others. I think the fifties had more respect for women than this sub does and Nixon had more trust for Russia. I won't deny that shitty women exist. My ex, for example, cheated on me for five months while telling me she loved me. So yeah, I can see how a red pill mentality might be tempting, but not every woman is l…