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0	Girl Reports Me for Inappropriate Behavior On Match.com for Getting Her Naked ! That's kind of the cardinal rule if you want to get laid, - when a chick stops you, don't stop forever, she's just saying not now......so re-engage and see if she's willing to go farther. From a man's perspective, you are pathetic. From a woman's perspective, you are dangerous. This is inappropriate conduct and you should be banned from any network in which people are seeking consensual sex.	/r/TheRedPill	06/02/15 08:15 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Still not seeing evidence that women in the workplace is a bad thing.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 03:39 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Sorry, meant to point out that what is being discussed is not actually scientific, it is merely being presented that way. I talk about this in more detail with himboman.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 02:41 AM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Social science, psychology, and biology come up on this board often.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 02:33 AM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Thanks for responding, A fair point regarding society-establishment. I agreed with that above. Regarding men's power, I'm saying that men and their rights and privileges are not facing an existential threat.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 02:32 AM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. This has gotten a little tangled, so I'm going to re-list the points that I am trying to make. I'm enjoying this--I don't mind personal attacks. Jackass. 1) Since it seems like The Red Pill sees men's and women's rights and privileges as a zero sum game (like that dude above who is concerned that women are taking all of his jobs), there is no real indication that we should place men above women in that hierarchy. We obviously want to, badly, because we are men ourselves, but we have not necessar…	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/14 12:48 AM
0	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. In points 1-3 you are conceding that there is no scientific or sociological foundation for the Red Pill worldview. In point 4, are you really trying to tell me that this board's preference for men's rights and privileges is just my "interpretation"? That's idiotic. Look at the sidebar: "The Red Pill: Discussion of sexual strategy in a culture increasingly lacking a positive identity for men." In point 5, you make no response to my argument. To reiterate in the face of your obfuscation: Red Pille…	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:57 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Thanks for responding. "Straw men" are an interesting logical fallacy. There are times when they are absolutely being set up and when they prove detrimental to healthy discussion. But there are also times when, to the believer, every negative point is merely a straw man argument. I worked hard to avoid setting up straw men in my post, but I certainly expected some to find them anyways. Perhaps you are right about their presence. If you care to point some of them out and explain the difference be…	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:39 PM
0	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. I'm surprised by the defensiveness shown throughout this thread. Personally, I would relish the opportunity to thoroughly defend and thus strengthen the beliefs that I hold.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:33 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Please tell me why a man should continue to invest his time and energy into making a woman his mate when she is not interested in him. This benefits no one. It's not all about mating, is it? I thought that was a big part of Red Pill. I was referring to a specific post made earlier today in which some guy bragged about threatening to kick a girl out of his hotel room late at night/very early in the morning because she wouldn't have sex with him. In that scenario, the "man" could have "invested ti…	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:28 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Please show me the charts from academic sources. If you actually do show them to me, I will be impressed. If you don't, I will be unsurprised. Merely threatening to produce evidence is a classic refuge of fools.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:12 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Yes, obviously the Red Pill is a reaction to feminism. But it's a foot-stomping, non-scientific reaction. You say that a woman is "objectively worth less" if she is older. That is, in fact, a subjective statement. Human "worth" is a weighty concept to throw around. To do so as trivially as you do here seems to indicate a severe lack of introspection and reflection in your argument.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 10:06 PM
1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. you come here to push your commonly held beliefs (the feminist victimhood dogma) on us. I'm not proselytizing in the slightest. Critical examination is an essential part of believing.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 09:50 PM
-2	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. the most i can give you is despite what is already a distorted view you have for TRP, is you're taking what you believe is the ultra PUA misogynist violent pigs philosophy TRP followers are made out to be from the less the 1% who post here. Please re-read and edit that for grammar. Right now, it is incoherent. I'm happy to discuss this with you, but to do that I need to know what thoughts you are trying to express.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 09:45 PM
-1	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. Thanks for taking the time to try and make some counterpoints. Red Pill beliefs frequently result from lifetimes of fear, insecurity, and rejection. Read the many posts on here about the life-long struggles of men who finally swallowed the pill. The pill is given a thin coating of "rationality" to make it go down easier, but the sociological/scientific reasons given are really just large collections of anecdotes followed by broad generalizations that would make a serious scholar (by that I mean,…	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 09:39 PM
-4	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. See, this is a textbook example of the anecdotal, fear-driven "evidence" that RPers and other subjugating groups use to cling to power. Swap in any other group--Black, Irish, Mexican, etc.--for women in your comment and just see what it reminds you of. I'm sorry about your unemployment. But I think that it has more to do with a lack of luck or skills than it has to do with feminism.	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 05:51 PM
0	The Red Pill will not generate long-term positive results for individuals or for society. A discussion that challenges commonly held beliefs. That's a great point about descriptive vs. prescriptive. I believe that the Red Pill can sometimes accurately describe womens' behavior. I do, however, believe that Red Pillers tend to underestimate a woman's basic desires in life. I find the term "cock carousel" hilariously absurd, as does every female I've mentioned it to. I just think that, more than five times out of ten, a woman rejecting or leaving a man can be more accurately ascribed to fulfilling desires for self-respect, fun, intellect…	/r/TheRedPill	28/02/14 05:45 PM