bloocher Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	What's going on with girls and wanderlust? Because money. I'm not able to find good statistics quickly, but US is the largest advertisement market, it's the place with the headquarters of most international corporations. And most of culture pushing happens through ads or marketable content, such as movies, music and TV. Thus the upcoming years we will see a lot more of Chinese culture.	/r/askTRP	19/07/18 09:44 PM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Well, starvation was not only in Ukraine, but also in the parts of the country that are now in Russia and Kazakhstan. There was shortage of food in cities too. There were also not only mass murders and gulags, but also uprisings and civil unrest. Quite probably, there were some plans for military coup against Stalin, and there was a military coup by his successors against Beria. So the system was anything but stable and very far from 'everything was rationed and predefined in upper comments'. Th…	/r/TheRedPill	11/07/18 06:03 PM
12	From the 1970's the signs were there There is almost no difference between Russia and the United States now. In Russia 57% percent of women work, in the US - 56%. It's almost the same in other Western countries: UK - 57%, Finland - 55%, Germany - 55%. The idea that 'women in Russia work' is rooted in 'the golden age' of 50s, which was a very singular period. The United States were dominating World Economy, all the competitors lied in ruins. The country was prospering, the salaries were high, so it was possible to support a family o…	/r/TheRedPill	09/07/18 11:21 AM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Yes, I agree that it was rotten inside. Moreover, I think that it was intrinsically unstable. All this 'central planning' thing was mostly to hide the instability. You know the slogan "Complete 5 year plan in 4 years!"? What kind of planning is that?! Additional examples are all the great construction works that were started and later abandoned, such as trans-polar railroad, tunnel to Sakhalin or northern river reversal, manned Lunar flight and Buran programs. Probably, people were tired with th…	/r/TheRedPill	07/07/18 08:22 AM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia And by the way, you do not get how it was under 'communism'. Soviet time was a time of great social mobility, enormous state investment in economy, minutely changing plans and rules of game. It was like a mix of "the New Deal", war-time economy and "Great Society" on steroids. There was great migration from country to cities, much greater than the Great Migrations in the US. Whole industries such as space, nuclear, machine-building were created in very short time, enormous investments to public …	/r/TheRedPill	06/07/18 08:23 PM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia I still disagree with you. Millions of Russian women go to Turkey or south European countries for, essentially, sex tourism. A lot of women want to marry foreigners and they even discuss it on special web forums. There are Russian women even in Syria and Uruguay. So no, they are not risk-averse, it means that your 'great prospects' (read: money) are not that important. Because, you see, betabux is not attractive. And the dynamic here is exactly the same as in the US: woman do not need a beta sin…	/r/TheRedPill	06/07/18 07:08 PM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia I do not think they are staying for security. You see, Russia (or Ukraine in a bit lesser degree) is a European country with a social safety net in place. There is free higher eduction, public health care, pensions, paid maternity leave of several years. Also I think about 80 percent people live in their own homes/apartments without much debt. And the food is cheap, you can live for a month on $100 worth of food or maybe even less. So people are already pretty secure even if poor. Thus I do not …	/r/TheRedPill	06/07/18 11:17 AM
2	The Tinder Experiment: Russia You are a spot on, except for the post-communist part. There is almost nothing about communism in Russia and certainly no such obsession as in American Internet/media. It may be a bit different in Ukraine, since it's a US client-state and they have their weird 'decommunisation' campaign, but I think most people still do not care. Girl just do not want to lose their time on betas and shit-test you.	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/18 05:23 PM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Bingo! There is almost no difference! You should be discreet both in Russia and in the US, you need to give plausible denyability and you should not display beta qualities. It's probably a little bit more acceptable to discuss sex in the American culture, so you can be a little more explicit with tinder hookups, but that's all the difference. As for girls throwing their pussies, girls throw their pussies on movie stars, competitive bodybuilders and Olympic athletes in every country of the world.…	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/18 05:15 PM
3	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Sorry, you don't get it. The guys who are displaying are doing a disservice to themselves. If a girl likes you, you should not spend money on her, it will just delay the action and reduce the attraction. On the other hand, even a poor student living in a dorm will bring you home-made food or spend some money if she's into you. I've had several hookups where I've spent exactly zero on a girl or even she spent some money on me, e.g. when I went to the girl's place and she prepared a dinner. And fo…	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/18 05:00 PM
1	The Tinder Experiment: Russia I do not see Moscow in such a bad light, Moscow parks are big and very nice, there are historic places everywhere etc. Then, I do not think that it is useful to state the plan in advance. It is better to ask them for coffee and work from that. And you can have coffee everywhere. If you have your own place it's better to meet close to your home, first because you know where to go and what to show her nearby and second you will spend less time. You are a busy guy after all, and a girl can spend ha…	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/18 06:04 PM
3	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Well, it is a bit too specific for our American friends, isn't it? My experience is mostly in St Petersburg, but I don't see why there could be any difference in Moscow. I don't see a problem with Tekstilschiki either, it's reasonably close to the center, there is a nice park with a pond nearby. Just ask girl to go there to feed ducks and then bring her home if she likes you.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/18 03:45 PM
6	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Ha-ha, do you really think the result depends upon the station name? You see, it is customary to meet near the subway stations in big Russian cities. All the people are using the subway, so there are restaurants, pubs, shopping malls near every station. In this way you can meet, go for a drink or coffee nearby and then walk home, or walk in the nearest park and then go for a drink.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/18 03:23 PM
6	The Tinder Experiment: Russia Not really. You can have a quick hookup via Tinder and any other dating site/app. You just need to be not explicit about it. I had some success asking girls for coffee in the first message and proposing to meet at the exit of the subway station close to my home. Then we were taking a walk, talked a bit and if they were down I brought them home "for a coffee". Plausible deniability and all that.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/18 02:54 PM