OldPainless64 Archive

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2	Why You Should Homeschool Your Kids It has its perks (i.e. not going to school) but it's essentially a kind of coddling. Even with a red-pill "teacher," you can't raise your children to understand it without actually letting them out in the world. It's why most of us are here: we saw through the blue-pill bullshit because we were part of it. Remove that influence from the start, and you're essentially preaching to children who will inevitably rebel against it, as children do when they reach a certain age. You can't protect them fo…	/r/TheRedPill	15/03/18 08:26 PM
7	Women and Refugees: a Compilation I don't dispute any of that, and you offer sound advice. My point is that a woman who turns to migrants to get banged isn't synonymous with success. There's plenty of leftist nutjobs, landwhales, blue-haired freaks and bipolar manipulative cunts in the west - but that doesn't stop successful men from working on themselves and filtering through to the fuckable ones. Only the failures see hookers or go MGTOW. Likewise, I suggest that only failed women, the ones without anything to lose, would slee…	/r/TheRedPill	17/11/17 07:23 PM
40	Women and Refugees: a Compilation Grotesque. When the leftist/sexual fantasy finally wears off and the realities of living in a society full of uneducated, useless and violent migrants become blatantly obvious, who's going to clean up the mess? On another note, while the feminisation of the western man is obviously an issue here, I also think a failure of the western woman is present. Yes, women chase real men, it's hard-wired into their brains and these migrants do a hell of a better job than the average European - but how fuck…	/r/TheRedPill	17/11/17 06:41 PM
10	You are gross. The terrible thing is that we're constantly being told about the virtues of women: how 'kind' they are, how 'compassionate' and 'empathetic,' all supposedly female traits even though the evidence so often proves the opposite. What do you think happens to a society when the group which is supposed to have all this understanding and empathy turns out to be the group which flees at the first sign of trouble? You have a bunch of confused and potentially dangerous betas trying to figure out why they'…	/r/TheRedPill	15/11/17 11:31 PM
125	Man creates "sexist, misogynist" app, MakeApp, that shows what women look like without makeup. Rage ensues. But wait, I thought make-up was just another tool of the patriarchy. These women should be applauding this man for "dismantling standard conventions of beauty." Gotta love that article as well. Doesn't even bother with the usual left-wing nutjob commentary - just goes straight to taking the piss out of the designer. Hard-hitting female journalism right there.	/r/TheRedPill	15/11/17 09:49 PM
10	Millennial Women and the Wall - Evidence and Implications Absolutely, and it sucks, because not only does it mean the unnecessary and widespread dilution of the white race, it also means the final nail in the coffin for white culture. All the great art, philosophy, business, sport, innovation and achievement of the west, lost forever---all because women fucked up so completely, so utterly failed to open their fucking eyes, before it was too late. Women's "liberation" comes at a very heavy price, and most of them don't even know they're paying for it ye…	/r/TheRedPill	18/10/17 07:42 PM
28	Millennial Women and the Wall - Evidence and Implications All western women believe they can have it all, until they realise they can't. OP is correct, there will be no settling, not least because, unlike a generation ago, they've been documenting their entire life on Facebook, Instagram and all the other shit---how the hell can these women 'settle' and keep their self-esteem intact? There are two outcomes for the western millennial woman: to become humble, actually grow up, understand and accept that they were lied to by feminists and liberals since t…	/r/TheRedPill	18/10/17 06:18 PM
6	"Me too". How women are simultaneously attention whoring and garnering sympathy. And the root of the problem with men is toxic masculinity, rape culture, abuse of power, etc etc. It's the same shit. "Men are inherently more evil than women because ABC. Look, this is what the thinktank says!" And then universities, companies and standard everyday conversation is populated by left wing nuts trying to deconstruct and solve the "root of the problem" of men---because of course coming from the rotten tree of "being a man," we all deserved to be treated with the same suspicion as a…	/r/TheRedPill	17/10/17 11:15 AM
3	"Me too". How women are simultaneously attention whoring and garnering sympathy. The same kind of thing you said about Islam could easily be applied to "toxic masculinity," "men in power," "the patriarchy" and manhood in general. And it would all be "backed up" with vague, pseudo-intellectual references to everyone from Adolf Hitler to Genghis Khan. It's the same meaningless, knee-jerk hypocrisy I was talking about. I'm no friend of Islam, and I would shed no tears if all Muslims were told to return to their countries of origin, but I also freely admit that not all Muslims a…	/r/TheRedPill	17/10/17 10:52 AM
23	"Me too". How women are simultaneously attention whoring and garnering sympathy. It's the same tactic liberals decry when, say, a Muslim blows himself up and takes 50 people with him, and conservatives start going "deport them all." The hypocrisy is nauseating. If you want to argue that not all Muslims are terrorists, you also have to argue that not all men are sexual predators. But they don't, because they pick and choose like they're in a fucking cafeteria. Worse, they do it so seriously, as if the world's counting on them to do it a favour.	/r/TheRedPill	17/10/17 08:28 AM
3	Feminists go apeshit when stay at home mom makes lunch for breadwinner Pro-choice rhetoric is heavily based around the argument that what's being aborted isn't even a baby. Yes, there are women smart enough to see through this propaganda, including those who have had an abortion and regret it, but there are many more who take it at face value: the fetus is just a clump of cells, and besides "my uterus, my choice," so what's to be ashamed about? No, women won't say "I had my third abortion today!" on Facebook, anymore than they'll say "I was railed by three guys tod…	/r/TheRedPill	17/10/17 08:13 AM
12	Feminists go apeshit when stay at home mom makes lunch for breadwinner I never hear pro-choice people talk about lack of responsibility, and definitely not embarrassment---ever. That would have to imply that women are accountable for their mistakes, for a start. To clarify, when I say rewarded, I mean that, for the most part, there are no consequences whatever to having an abortion. Instead it's wrapped around an idea of empowerment - "my uterus, my choice", and other sound bytes - which feeds into the elevated social status I'm referring to. I don't have an inhere…	/r/TheRedPill	16/10/17 09:01 PM
43	Feminists go apeshit when stay at home mom makes lunch for breadwinner It's a feminist strategy to stigmatise the act of caring for husbands, or for valuing men in general. By applying higher social status to lazy, anti-social, pathological behaviour like this, they hope to encourage women who are less bitter, less traumatised and less green-haired than they are to do the same. Feminism's been doing it for a long time. Manipulate culture in such a way that certain life choices (career, lesbianism, abortion) are actively rewarded with social points, and other choice…	/r/TheRedPill	16/10/17 05:59 PM
163	"Why so many women cheat on their husbands" That article is hilarious. Further proof, as if it were needed, that even when a woman has all the hallmarks of a successful and secure life, sometimes the stress of it all makes her jump on another man's cock. Elsewhere, I'm constantly being told that we should all somehow hope that one day women rule the world. Funny. They can't even rule their own emotions.	/r/TheRedPill	21/09/17 04:16 PM
6	The Red Pill Has Now Become Mainstream Give it a generation or two and most of what TRP discusses will be common knowledge - just like it was a generation or two ago.	/r/TheRedPill	13/09/17 05:49 PM