OldStoneHouse Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	The Crown (Netflix series) Philip is often shown as an asshole and drunkard. As a Brit this doesn't seem entirely unfair, he's like the nation's racist uncle.	/r/TheRedPill	13/11/16 12:45 PM
1	The Crown (Netflix series) Thatcher wasn't called the "Iron Lady" by the Soviets for no reason, she was stronger than most of the male PMs we've had, but of course she had to be as a woman to lead her very traditionalist party and then a very traditionalist nation. I couldn't help but draw conclusions to the Hilary basing her campaign around her being the first female president™, Clinton lost because she was given the nomination and expected the presidency, she didn't fight for it. Maybe it's just a continental difference…	/r/TheRedPill	13/11/16 12:11 PM
1	The Crown (Netflix series) Yeah she's another big name, but I left her off because she was only Queen of England, so didn't fit into the "British" category.	/r/TheRedPill	13/11/16 12:05 PM
2	The Crown (Netflix series) You can say that for every queen, king, prime minister, president, sultan, cheiftan, emperor, empress, pope or any leader there has ever been. No monarch works alone and having staff doesn't dismiss achievements.	/r/TheRedPill	13/11/16 12:04 PM
6	The Crown (Netflix series) The crown is the embodiment of the United Kingdom and her overseas territories, it has no gender, the rules do not change depending on the monarch. Traditionally, all are inferior to the crown and monarch, anyone who is born or marries into the royal family must accept that, especially the consort. It is understandable that it is harder for a man to accept that role of royal subservience, but the crown does not care about or need your feelings. Mildly off topic, but British Queens have arguably …	/r/TheRedPill	13/11/16 01:23 AM
-1	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. I exaggerated for effect, such extremism could have been interpreted from your comment. I wouldn't exactly call ending full contact Rugby being compulsory being an extreme, injuries certainly can happen, especially to weaker kids and the people calling for it to be optional, whether we agree with them or not, have their hearts in the right place.	/r/TheRedPill	03/03/16 04:34 PM
0	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. It's never too late to start anything. "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago"	/r/TheRedPill	03/03/16 04:36 AM
2	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. and thats a lesson every boy needs to learn, its not about the size of the dog in the fight Exactly, even the boys that push around smaller kids take a while to learn this, based on the looks on their face when that smaller dog bites them back. I've heard a lot of rubgy guys who continue it on long term fuck up their knees And a lot of other things, I'm in my mid twenties and would have probably stopped playing by now, just would've appreciated the development rugby can offer and social opportun…	/r/TheRedPill	03/03/16 03:38 AM
-3	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. Well lets just send them down the mines as children then, fuck their health.	/r/TheRedPill	03/03/16 03:36 AM
6	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. It's not about how much character it builds, it's about the type of character it builds, all of those things you listed are great hobbies for people to take up. For me, a skinny kid who used to get pushed around easily, the little bit of rugby I played built my confidence and gave me the knowledge that I was able to push back, yet did so in an environment that didn't involve me bullying someone. The first time I played rugby I learnt that I was able to compete, I had power and I was able to use …	/r/TheRedPill	02/03/16 09:36 PM
18	UK feminists attempting to ban contact rugby in schools. I'm British, and honestly until about the age of 21 I was quiet and timid, exactly not the kind of kid who should have enjoyed rugby. I must have been about 14 when I first played it at school, I fucking loved it and was surprisingly good, the looks and comments of approval I heard from the guys who used to ignore or resent my existence felt great. The power I felt when I took down or outran someone larger than me was like nothing I'd ever felt before. The PE teacher is right, it does build char…	/r/TheRedPill	02/03/16 05:03 PM
253	Female dating advisor shares why women can't find a Good Guy. So her entire point is that women are easily distracted, impatient and don't know what they want? Interesting.	/r/TheRedPill	23/01/16 02:05 PM