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| 1 | UK: Louis Theroux issues chilling warning to every parent of boys after abusive run-ins filming Netflix Manosphere documentary. OP: More anti male propaganda.Both documentaries were made by the same team. So yes | /r/MensRights | 25/03/26 01:47 PM |
| 5 | UK: Louis Theroux issues chilling warning to every parent of boys after abusive run-ins filming Netflix Manosphere documentary. OP: More anti male propaganda.I used to be a big fan of Louis Theroux’s documentaries until I had the opportunity to work with his production company, Mindhouse, on a documentary about the “Passport Bros” topic. The experience changed how I view the process behind these kinds of documentaries. From my perspective, the narrative seemed largely decided before filming even began. Over the course of a couple weeks of filming, there were repeated attempts to guide situations and conversations in ways that would fit the story the … | /r/MensRights | 12/03/26 09:18 PM |
| -5 | A cautionary tale for passport brosI agree, these kind of guys exist and suck! I think the algorithm serves up what keeps people engaged. While one side makes these countries seem like a fantasy land the other side only gets served horrible news about these people. Similar to how 90 day fiance only picks toxic couples to boost views. So I understand the criticisms towards the movement, but it isn’t the norm. I think as someone who has traveled within these communities for 4 years, it is nowhere near the majority, especially with … | /r/ExRedPill | 02/12/24 12:02 PM |
| -13 | A cautionary tale for passport brosI agree, an economic power imbalance often exists, but to assume most of these men use it to abuse their partner says a lot about how bias you are. Physical power imbalances also exist, yet you would understand how, as a man, you would feel obligated to protect, not use this as only a weapon of abuse. We all know bad guys exist, but to assume this entire community is filled with them is a wild jump. "What about their local partners." I see them out with their partners all the time, happy and lau… | /r/ExRedPill | 02/12/24 11:13 AM |
| -25 | A cautionary tale for passport brosPassport bro here, most people suffer from major confirmation bias when talking about passport bros. They cite sources like 90 day fiancé, and anytime a relationship doesn't workout they assume to know the exact reason. Working a US remote job and living somewhere your money goes further is just plain smart. You start business for cheaper, you can have a massive surplus at the end of each month, food is healthier, outsource all the chores you don't like. Dating is also easier for a variety of re… | /r/ExRedPill | 02/12/24 08:36 AM |
| 2 | A cautionary tale for passport brosDid you know all couples from the 1st season are still together? That is a reality tv show not real life. They purposely chose toxic relationships in later seasons to make more money. I was denied being on the show, mainly for that reason. Me and my Filipina GF were fun traveling the world and didn't have big money or relationship problems | /r/ExRedPill | 02/12/24 08:28 AM |
| -19 | A cautionary tale for passport brosThis usually isn't true, I am one of the most known leaders in the movement. 700k followers on IG and Tik Tok. There are a lot of sex tourists who just call themselves passport bros to because the reputation wasn't as bas as sex tourism. Most of the actual passport bros are younger guys with remote jobs. The key is making US salary and living in other places their money goes further, this not just better for dating, it is better for all aspects of your life. You end each month with an extra $2k … | /r/ExRedPill | 02/12/24 08:27 AM |
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