ShitsureiKamisama Archive

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7	If women are so scared of marital rape why do they get married? Did you come here just to circlejerk. That’s like me brazenly saying “IF MEN ARE AFRAID OF GETTING A PRENUP THEN WHY DO THEY GET MARRIED?!”. Aside from other factors of why men get married despite being afraid, we can see a lot of men don’t. Maybe there ARE some women who don’t get married because they’re afraid of marital rape (and a lot of other stuff they’re afraid of (but more than likely angry with, as I see has happened with you)). Did you only come here to reaffirm your stances to other p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/12/18 04:59 AM
-1	That poor bastard. She's ecstatic because she trapped an idiot. brigaded comment has almost 5 times the amount of upvotes as the native one Native comments heavily downvoted Hmmmmm🤔🤔	/r/MGTOW	05/12/18 12:00 AM
3	If men and women are equal, then how were women able to be “oppressed” in the first place? That saying is usually attributed to a statement where the equality that is asked for is unreasonable if not impossible, which there are cases of, but to say that a Mexican man and a white man who grow up in the same institutions won’t be equal is false. On that same note, of course women will tend to be attracted to traditionally feminine roles and men to traditionally male roles, but the assertion is that we shouldn’t let that stop us from the fringes being able to choose to be who and what th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/12/18 09:33 PM
5	If men and women are equal, then how were women able to be “oppressed” in the first place? And the assertion that has been given to your "brand new and never before seen claim" for a very long time is that there are certain material conditions that give rise to some having power over others, and with enough time and care, we can have a fair balance that gives people true equality. You have just enough intelligence to yolk yourself. Hopefully you aren't done with your brain development and can smooth out those kinks	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/12/18 08:40 PM
2	What kind of changes will happen in society if financial abortion became legal? You're flipping a very old argument on its head to make folly of the man in the equation. Please do not paint me as such a callous person. Of course I do not want innocent children to starve. If I were pro-abortion, then I would definitely advocate for the parents to get one if there was a risk of life, wellness, and the pursuit of happiness (for the child). If I were anti-abortion and the same situation was at risk to occur, I'd definitely suggest putting up the child for adoption into a place …	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/11/18 12:24 AM
2	What kind of changes will happen in society if financial abortion became legal? Making sure a child doesn’t suffer is a part of the inborn concept of parental responsibility. Just as woman who feel they are financially unstable and cannot support a child undergo abortions, a man should have the right to do the same thing. Yes, this does pressure a woman to get an abortion, but part of having the right to do something, like with any law, comes with the responsibility involved with that right.	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/11/18 12:05 AM
1	What kind of changes will happen in society if financial abortion became legal? I understand this, but the purpose of financial abortions are usually to seek a way out of a situation where the partner wants the child and you do not, in which case abortions are an option which was not pursued, suggesting they were legal.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/11/18 11:55 PM
1	What kind of changes will happen in society if financial abortion became legal? These will all happen, for sure, but just like in fiscal policy, the effects of the law could cause a separate, possibly more widespread pushback to the first incentive. The focus on the man is key here for sure, but think about what a woman would do in the years following these trends. Most likely, there would be a higher rate of abortions knowing that there would be no participant in child rearing and also, there would be a pushback for safer, or possibly even less, sex since the risks of poss…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/11/18 11:52 PM