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3	On being a man and being alpha You make a great point! Hmm. I still stand by what I said though, as if a man has to earn respect to be an alpha, but I agree with you in that he can be a good, bad, or nuetral alpha. Leading is morality neutral. (Alpha nuetral: any countries leader?). Despite whether they are a shitty person, like Hitler, he, at some stage, still earned the respect which gave him the alpha status, and unfortunately and consequently, the power to ruin europe for a couple of years. I believe a man can be an alpha…	/r/TheRedPill	06/11/15 06:16 AM
1	On being a man and being alpha A man who does what he wants, takes what he wants, and pursues his goals. Putting himself and his interests above all else. But to me, it seems as though these traits are everything a man absolutely despises in a women. To put yourself above others means you would not help an old man who had dropped his walking stick on a road. You yell at those who disagree with you, not because you have a valid argument, but, rather, simply because they disagree with you. Your definition of alpha is incorrect.…	/r/TheRedPill	06/11/15 05:56 AM
-2	On being a man and being alpha You're muscles and brawn don't make a man an alpha. These men, who show little respect for others and boast to the world that they are alphas, are, more often than not, betas. They are the sort of people who accept new stories blindly at their word, and see the negative side of life. An alpha is a man that is respected and looked up to by all. Children aspire to be him, women admire him for his actions, and other men want to be him. He is followed without question and without fear.	/r/TheRedPill	06/11/15 04:58 AM

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