angeleus09 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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4	Hypocrisy as it’s best I thought Machiavelli himself actually was fairly moral? Sure, he wrote a book about how ignoring moral consistency aides the successful pursuit of power, but didn't he die poor and banished to the middle of nowhere because he was pathologically incapable of following his own advice?	/r/MensRights	23/05/20 01:47 PM
1	Boys are being told their lives are less important than girls I really like how you left your reading comprehension somewhere else for this conversation. You're well written enough, I know you're clearly intelligent enough to read my full replies and understand them. So it must just be willful ignorance that allowed you to construct that reply as if it was at all any kind of direct, acceptable answer to the actual content of my comments. I'll be around if you want to try again.	/r/MensRights	20/09/19 03:44 PM
1	Boys are being told their lives are less important than girls Yeah, not sarcastic at all. However, your response does support my point that rational discussion regarding this issue is a difficult task for the simple fact that any conversation gets folks like you screaming "You can't take muh guns!!!" At what point did I say anything about people not being able to own firearms? Or at what point did I contest the validity of the Second Amendment? Here I'll help you: I didn't. What I did say, was that the one, single study that "proves" how often guns are use…	/r/MensRights	20/09/19 01:10 PM
-2	Boys are being told their lives are less important than girls Got it, so you do link to an article where one of the guys from the 1995 study is quoted as "summarizing the CDC study" to back up his own findings. BUT... The link to this second study leads to a request not found page. Right... I have to admit, I was hopeful for a minute. I'm personally not in favor of "banning firearms" as a blanket measure, but I do see the sense in restricting civilian sales of military assault weapons designed for the express purpose of allowing a single individual to infl…	/r/MensRights	19/09/19 10:18 PM
0	Boys are being told their lives are less important than girls Link it up, I' have no problem with a properly conducted study that backs up the same conclusion. Edit: and seriously, if there is another study that backs up the same conclusion but isn't 24 years old and based solely on random phone interviews with 5000 people... why not link to that in the first place?	/r/MensRights	19/09/19 09:09 PM
-10	Boys are being told their lives are less important than girls Oh look, it's the same bullshit Kleck and Gertz study from 1995 that has not been revisited or updated since. This is the only statistical data people really ever seem to fall back on, and the collection methods were not exactly the most rigorous. But hey, what do context and the validity of the scientific method matter next to "muh guns", right? Edit: All the downvotes and only one response that refers to an alternate study. I get it, you guys are mad because you've been hobbling around on that…	/r/MensRights	19/09/19 07:08 PM
0	Women will do almost anything for an Alpha Male The thing with situations like this is that the people participating aren't thinking of the consequences and they probably aren't thinking in terms of social priority, they're mostly just caught up in getting off. As others have said, men do equally stupid shit to get laid. We could even hypothesize that there in fact have been alpha makes who have participated in similar relationships with younger (read: legally too young) females at the same or greater risk... but that would kind of break the …	/r/TheRedPill	22/05/15 04:21 PM
2	The red pill are a bunch of bigots who can't get laid. Absolutely true, especially when it comes to behavioral patterns. Those same behavioral patterns are what lead people to form the opinions they do of those who practice red pill theory though. People tend to look at generalizations and think, "Yeah, I can see how that's true. But not for me," when it comes to something they would prefer not to believe about themselves. No matter how true or accurate it is nobody wants to be told that they go in this box over here just because they do. This is a …	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/15 03:00 PM
0	The red pill are a bunch of bigots who can't get laid. If this has improved your life in a meaningful way then that's good. I think my issue with the generalizations commonly seen here are that they are universally applicable but really only on individuals who aren't as self aware as they could be. A lot of the conquest stories on here are the equivalent of a recent computer programming graduate hacking an ATM from 1995 by manipulating code the machine doesn't even know it has. Effective? Yes, but all things considered not exactly an impressive feat…	/r/TheRedPill	21/03/15 07:40 PM
0	The red pill are a bunch of bigots who can't get laid. Not gonna lie, when I first found this sub I thought it was a joke. A satire of /r/seduction reveling in its use of crude generalizations to tell stories of conquest that honestly didn't seem that impressive because they were nothing more than anecdotes whose only value came from being shared here and responded to by like minded individuals. Perhaps that's all TRP really is: a safety net for those who succumb to personal deficits of confidence and self worth to connect with others sharing the sa…	/r/TheRedPill	21/03/15 03:54 AM
2	American Mothers IDK, I do think OP means the political left when he says: The leftist explanation is that, some people can only afford unhealthy processed food. They are victims that deserve our compassion and we shouldn't judge them. In my experience it's pretty common for people who identify conservatively hold liberalism/leftism to be synonymous with denying personal responsibility and redistributing blame which is the core of OP's message. Honestly though it seems like all this post is saying here is that w…	/r/TheRedPill	30/10/14 06:34 PM
3	American Mothers This has got to be one of the most lopsided things I've read. You're right that there is a serious nutrition problem in this country that stems from our population forming bad habits over the years. Clever ads and easy meal options for "people on the go" be damned, if you buy into that way of doing things that's your fault. However, your post falls apart when you solely blame women for this problem. This is a cultural attitude issue, not a gender issue. Poverty Pablo may eat better quality food …	/r/TheRedPill	30/10/14 12:56 PM