euredball Archive

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0	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality I have not yet had the time to read the piece itself and am instead referring to how the two mentalities are defined in the post here; that's probably where the confusion lies. "Master morality is the result of value-creating by the strong-willed. It is primarily concerned with the consequences of actions towards the self." "All behaviors which were forced upon the slave by the master are rebranded as voluntary moral principles for the self. All behaviors which the slave desires from the master …	/r/TheRedPill	19/02/16 02:48 AM
8	Redpill men, what are the most repulsive traits you find in women? You're simply wrong about trp not encouraging accountability, though. For every "society is against us" post, there's almost always a "who cares, we're men, deal with it" one.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/02/16 10:56 PM
3	I think the saddest part of the Redpill vs Blue pill argument is that the Redpill is motivated by the fact that hetero men need female affection to feel normal, and the Bluepill mocks them for this. ....You realize his entire point is that it is NOT in male's nature because he overcame it, right? He's not trying to be special at all. His reasoning is that because he is normal, him being fine with something means that many/most men probably could become fine with that as well. You missed the point 100%.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/02/16 10:11 PM
0	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality Let me put it this way. The US has always been a predominantly Christian nation, but it does not appear to me to have always followed the slave morality. If Christianity is so entwined with slave morality, then why is that? How could a nation founded almost entirely by Christians have a master mentality for a significant amount of time? The major Enlightenment writers do not appear to preach a master mentality either, at least in my understanding of them.	/r/TheRedPill	18/02/16 09:54 PM
4	Real Feminism(tm): A Short Primer on the First Wave Obviously if the women were forced into prostitution then this makes sense. However, if she wasn't, then the two ideals are absolutely a contradiction. Self-sovereignty should allow a woman to do what she wants with her body. Outlawing prostitution is literally outlawing a thing that some women did with their bodies. I don't see any way to reconcile granting greater self-sovereignty with outlawing a consensual action.	/r/TheRedPill	18/02/16 05:24 PM
1	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality The Enlightenment being the cause of that mentality lines up better than anything else I can think of. It seems interesting to me however, that what I know of the enlightenment authors (which is admittedly not that much, and all through public education) does not make it sound like they espouse a master mentality. I'm thinking of John Locke in particular, who I was taught was the largest inspiration for many of the founding fathers, who basically denied the right of the ruling to rule and said t…	/r/TheRedPill	18/02/16 08:27 AM
1	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality Maybe I'm misunderstanding but that doesn't seem to answer my question. If Christianity is the source of the slave mentality in western civilization today, how come the slave mentality is a significantly more recent development for it than Christianity is, or at least why there was an interlude?	/r/TheRedPill	18/02/16 08:16 AM
1	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality But why would a religion fluctuate between holding true to its principles and being the opposite? It seems to me like the religion has very little to do with it, and it is instead based on relative power of one group compared to all others.	/r/TheRedPill	18/02/16 03:02 AM
1	Why the current methods for preventing sexual assaults doesn't work. Laws (supposedly) exist to protect the citizens. If there were no law against muggings you'd carry around something for your self-defense, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't also push for a law to reduce or punish them altogether.	/r/TheRedPill	17/02/16 10:16 PM
2	Blue Pill as Manifestation of Jewish Slave Morality Even buying into the idea of the master/slave mentalities, I don't believe that the slave mentality came to us from the Jews/Christians in Roman times, or, if it did, not in a very straight line. In the early years of the United States I can think of at least 3 examples that defy this: the American Revolution, slavery, and the forcing of Native Americans from their lands. All three of these were supported by the majority of common citizens at some point or another, and all three display what you…	/r/TheRedPill	17/02/16 09:58 PM
2	CMV: Instead of being opposites, feminism and the redpill actually require each other. Red pill fully admits that it is a reaction to the changes in western culture that have occurred over the past several decades, aka feminism. That's no secret. The opposite, on the other hand, is not true. Feminism, defined as a women's movement towards political or economic equality, or at least closer-to-equality-than-it-used-to-be, has existed for hundreds of years, and picked up steam massively in the past century or so. The manosphere has been around for around a decade I believe, and trp f…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/16 04:12 AM
1	Question for TRP: Would you rather date a crazy, fun, hot girl or a stable, nice, but boring average girl? Stupid question. Both "don't stick you dick in crazy" and "only ltr a chick who adds value to your life" are extremely common and generally uncontested sentiments on trp. For most (or at least many) reds, to date either one would violate a personal standard, so I don't really know what this accomplishes. It sorta feels to me like a less hyperbolic version of asking blues whether they'd rather date a white supremacist or an anti-abortion homophobe and telling them they can't opt out. That said, i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/16 03:41 AM
1	Equal Rights, Abortions, and Deadbeat Dads. I doubt the healthcare coverage or parental leave would help enough to make these laws change. Free healthcare alone would not be alone to make a single mother who otherwise could not support a child alone suddenly able to in most cases, and much of the time the job the mother is working is simply not enough to support a child either even with maternity leave. It comes down to the father paying or the government paying, and the government isn't going to pay as long as most voters seem apathetic …	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/02/16 01:55 AM