Procean Archive

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0	Saw this on Facebook. As far as I know no one died fighting for the women to vote. Felt like forever. I wasn't told how long I lasted. So agonizing you couldn't even tell how long you lasted.... I can totally see how you could say it couldn't be torture. As for your challenge. It's not worth $5k to me. Course not, for some reason the people who don't think it's torture never think it's worth 5000$ to undergo a treatment that they're so emphatic about it not being torture... ;) Now being tortured for 2 hours for 5000$, that would be crazy, but doing something where you just hav…	/r/MensRights	12/02/16 04:46 AM
0	Saw this on Facebook. As far as I know no one died fighting for the women to vote. And other question.. The longest I've seen anyone resist waterboarding in any video online is one minute, which was done by an MMA trainer, someone for whom pain resistance training is part of his occupation.. How long did you last on this treatment that 'isn't' torture...	/r/MensRights	12/02/16 04:23 AM
1	Saw this on Facebook. As far as I know no one died fighting for the women to vote. If it isn't torture, than you could earn 5000$ dollars.. I'd certainly take 2 hours to earn 5000$ if it wasn't torture...	/r/MensRights	12/02/16 04:22 AM
2	Saw this on Facebook. As far as I know no one died fighting for the women to vote. I've a simple challenge for you Say it's not torture, then subject yourself to waterboarding. The person will waterboard you for 2 minutes and then ask you to repeat the phrase "Waterboarding is not torture", at which point they will waterboard you again.. They will repeat this for either 2 hours or until you say the phrase 'waterboarding is torture'. If you can last 2 hours and post the video on youtube, I will pay you 5000$.	/r/MensRights	12/02/16 02:45 AM
1	The lessons I learned trying to help my female friend pickup a quality man No, they're getting laid with people they meet doing those things. He is saying all these men can talk about is working at a boring ass job and coming and drinking beer. He likes to drink beer, he likes to talks about drinking beer.. and you're somehow disgruntled to find him at a bar? I know why he's there, why are you?	/r/seduction	09/01/15 04:03 AM
1	The lessons I learned trying to help my female friend pickup a quality man To be fair... The ones with jobs or hobbies about which they are passionate are out doing those things instead of going out to the bars.	/r/seduction	09/01/15 01:15 AM
1	The lessons I learned trying to help my female friend pickup a quality man Don't forget that the guys are losers and yet he's mad at them for not trying to get her number...	/r/seduction	09/01/15 01:12 AM
1	The lessons I learned trying to help my female friend pickup a quality man This is probably very late but... So you're mad that short, beer drinking, humorless, basement dwelling, fat, ugly, lame job, socially awkward poorly dressed idiots are not trying to touch your friend, ask for her number, or take her home?	/r/seduction	09/01/15 01:08 AM
2	Ana Kasparian: I'm open to debate about male circumcision but don't you dare compare it to female circumcision. "Open to debate".. Exactly what about 'non medically necessary non-consensual genital surgery' does she think warrants 'debate'? That's a fundamental issue. Whether one is more brutal than the other, ironically, has little to do with the underlying reason why both are wrong. In the moral aspect, they share a commonality, for the same reason there is no moral problem in 'consensual genital self-modification', whether it's minor (piercing) or major (total surgical modification or removal). That sh…	/r/MensRights	21/05/14 05:30 PM
3	Survey Reveals Unhappy Person Profile: She's 42, Single, and Working 42 years old Have a household income under $100,000 Work in a professional position (i.e., as a doctor or a lawyer). Well I know if I were 42, had spent years and gained six figures on school loans to obtain a professional position (Doctor or lawyer) and despite that was making less than 100k a year...... I'd feel quite a bit like I'd gotten the fuzzy end of the lollipop.	/r/RedPillWomen	16/04/14 06:04 PM
2	I recently stumbled on Sex at Dawn, by Christopher Ryan, which in my opinion poses the only legitimate refutal of central aspects of TheRedPill, does anyone have good arguments against his account of sexuality? And, really, what difference does it make if gorillas are sexually impressive or not? Are you implying that if we were similar to gorillas in sexuality that we must also be similar in sexual prowess? Is this some sort of shaming attempt? I was making a joke about the Gorilla. Without the jokes, it's a question of analogous, the fundamental idea is that there are marked differences in Gorilla sexual anatomy and gorilla sexual practice that suggest that its sociosexual behavior has a different bas…	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/14 07:49 PM
3	I recently stumbled on Sex at Dawn, by Christopher Ryan, which in my opinion poses the only legitimate refutal of central aspects of TheRedPill, does anyone have good arguments against his account of sexuality? The strongest arguments in the book are the ones from biology, which is why this was probably cited as something that refutes redpill philosophy. They look at primates, and in an unusual (but highly improved methodology), they ask the question "What is the ideal for modern relationships, and which primates have that sort of mating behavior?" There is a hollistic view of primates, and a very nice review of behaviors of all kinds of primates. The book is a 300+ page attack on traditional monogamy,…	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/14 06:15 PM
5	A Tale of Two Women I'm amazed that she doesn't sleep with a guy after six dates (probably 2-3 months of time), and she is somehow surprised that this guy may conclude 'she's not that into me but she likes to have dinner bought for her'.	/r/TheRedPill	10/01/14 11:37 PM
2	This guy gets it on circumcision- words on how to convince people it's bad and be activist. Leave it on, wait until the boy is 18, and if he wants to cut it off, he can go right ahead. Change 'boy' to 'girl', and my viewpoint is the same.	/r/MensRights	03/01/14 06:38 PM
4	This guy gets it on circumcision- words on how to convince people it's bad and be activist. It always makes me kind of sad when I meet parents who are thinking about circumcision and I always say "Well, it's the kid's body, why not leave it untouched until he's old enough to decide, then he can do whatever he wants." It's kind of sad, because that doesn't work on parents, which suggests to me that this is very very very ingrained, because ethically it's a no-brainer. Leave it on, wait until the boy is 18, and if he wants to cut it off, he can go right ahead.	/r/MensRights	02/01/14 09:41 PM
1	Report: How men conned feminists into abortion I read this idea that abortion is somehow bad for women, but it makes no sense. Under no circumstances is an abortion required, the woman makes the choice whether to have one or not, and if she chooses not to, the father is as responsible for child support as he would have been if abortion was unavailable. Women gained an additional option in their reproduction, but they lost exactly nothing. Even if you do see abortion as murder, which I do not, but if you do, then legal abortions immunize wome…	/r/MensRights	02/11/13 07:42 PM
2	Gender is a social construct? David Reimer was raised as a girl after a failed circumcision. He killed himself in 2004 after a 40 year experiment in gender fluidity. The only lesson I can gain from this is "Do NOT try to force an unwanted gender identity on someone." Freedom of expression of gender roles seems a good idea. Even if 90% of boys want cars and only 10% of girls do, it seems tyrranical to force that 10% of girls to conform to a pre-defined standard.	/r/MensRights	30/10/13 10:50 PM
1	Dr. Helen Smith schools tradcon douche bags on Fox TV "What kind of man would take such a raw deal?" very good point.	/r/MensRights	30/10/13 10:30 PM
3	That moment when you see a story, you know the feminist reaction, and you watch them get laughed at. I can't think of a better, more fair way for a father to send the following message "Yes, you may wear whatever you please, no this does not mean there will be no consequences to your wardrobe." Ah, but Jezebel doesn't think men should be able to wear whatever they want for whatever reason, which is my favorite irony.	/r/MensRights	20/09/13 04:59 PM
14	Six Reasons Why Men Are Avoiding Marriage, with Helen Smith, Ph.D. Remember when you were young, your friends started to get girlfriends, and it became clear that girlfriends were oftentimes really neat to have and you wanted one too? Remember how you watched your friends get married, and the more friends of yours you saw married the more you were kind of glad you weren't?	/r/MensRights	03/07/13 08:41 PM