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2	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Good point, i disagree though. Its pretty wifespread in nature, and makes sense evolutionarily speaking.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/04/22 02:08 AM
3	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Ok your right i did strawman there. How about this: Women should just "woman up" and bear their rapists child and work with their abuser in raising that child, sacrificing her body, finances, and 20 years of her life. Oh whats that? That still sounda horribly misogynistic? Thats because it is!	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:33 AM
2	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Appeal to emotion fallacy. Again.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:24 AM
3	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Using this logic, female rape victims who get impregnated should also be forced to a) raise a child they didnt want b) work with their abuser/rapist ehile doing so But wow. That sounda grossly misogynistic and like borderline barbarism. Wanna know why? BECAUSE IT IS. Now flip the genders.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:22 AM
2	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Its not the man punishing the "innocent child". Its the hypothetical infidelitous woman who coulsnt keep her legs closed, or take any preventative measures. He has no moral or legal obligation to raise that child any more than jeff bezos has an obligation to write my family a million dollar cheque. Also, again, appeal to emotion fallacy.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:19 AM
2	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Appeal to emotion.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:16 AM
2	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Appeal to emotion fallacy.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:15 AM
3	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Apparently women are entitled to a mans support and finances if he has had sex with them. /s	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:08 AM
3	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Again, appeal to emotion fallacy. It reminds me of reverend lovejoys wife on the simpsons: "wont somebodyy PLEASE think of the children?!?"	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:07 AM
6	It's perfectly reasonable that women are horrified by men not wanting to raise children sired by another man, because cheating is an equal offense, but women are assigned disproportionately severe consequences compared to men. Well it can be iobserved in all of our closest relatives in the animal kingdom	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 01:02 AM
1	can men and women be friends without attraction? If they arent attractex toveachother? Yes. But if you arecattracted to eachother, unspoken sexual tension will always exist.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/03/22 01:36 AM
0	How do men rationalize the belief that they are superior to women in every way, while also believing that women are inherently more valuable then men Because the vast majority of men dont hold either belief lol? Many men recignize that society values female human life more than male life. That doesnt mean we believe that all women are more valuable. Very very few men genuinely believe that men are "superior to women in every way" either. You are projecting. Get off of incel reddit echo chambers for a few weeks and interact with real people.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/03/22 01:03 AM
4	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? The wage gaphasbeen thoroughly and exhaustingly debunked. In fact, childless women under thirty out earn childless men. The while"prefer to defer to science" point you made is just anwxcuse for you to dismiss anything which is contrary to your victimhood ideology.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:28 AM
1	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? Jusy because thy don't want ti getpregnant doesn't mean they don't want to date. Women like sex, social interaction, and dating just as much as men, and have FAR FAR more access to it on average, in every stage of life.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:19 AM
2	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? You seem to think dating as a man is aa easy as dating as a woman. If u have waited decades to get your shit together, you aren't going to find a woman who wants to have a family.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:18 AM
3	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? Lol I'll give ypu this one. Take solace that most men wknt do it, but its absolutely stupid. But men didn't create this precedent. Woke white liberal college age women did. Made your own bed. Sleep in it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:16 AM
5	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? Hoeing around as a guy is not as nearly as easy as you thinj it is. To "hoe around" as a guy, you need to be some combination of wealthy,muscular, tall, charismatic, good looking, intwrestkng, confident, and clever. The overwhelming vast majority of men do not have this as an option. This isn't something ubique to thr male experienced either. I could argue that, attractive women can pay their rent with pictures of their feet/butthole. But thays obviously a small subset of women, and its a fallac…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:09 AM
4	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? This is just not true. Legally and in practice, men are held financially accountable, sometimes if the child isnt biologically theirs. The idea that a man can just "peel out to another state" tells me you have literally no comprehension or experience with this beyond feminist echo chambers. This was true 70 years ago. Not today.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:06 AM
2	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? Any hr department, any university job, any childcare job, any education job, any sales job, (people trust women more yhen men, and thus are more likely to buy somethibg they are selling), any sex work job. And most jobs/businesses are nuetral. The only ones its advantageous to be a man are physical trades, certain stem fields, and higher echelons of business/entrepreneurialism	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:04 AM
5	What right or privilege do men possess that women don’t in 2022? This is just completely untrue and subjective based on the doctor. I got a vasectomy and the practitioner wanted to speak to my wife on thr phone to confirm it wasn't happening behind her back. Same goes with getting tubes tied. Some doctors will chevk, some won't. Also, there is a good reason for this when it does happen. Women are notoriously kmown ib the medical community for changing their minds about having kids as thry get older, and then subsequently sue the doctor who performed the opera…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 05:45 AM