i_got_the_clearance Archive

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6	What worldview does the maker of Star Wars movies want you to accept? -- Faith and tradition are disposable, You don’t really need to put in years of work to be competent, Men are inconsequential In the press, the producers and the director have been very open about their use of feminist politics. It's just a fact. But everyone appreciates different things when they watch movies - some like fight sequences or focus on CGI. You can ignore the political messaging. I also think that if you are younger, you've been brought up on movies with feminist themes, and they don't stand out like they do to me. I am old enough to have seen the original Star Wars in the theaters. That movie was based o…	/r/TheRedPill	11/01/18 07:27 AM
7	Lessons from Matt Lauer et al Question: is this overblown? This article [https://archive.fo/bRoH1] states that reported harassment on one survey (over a 12 month period) was less than 4% and that was way down from 2002. Author makes the point that there is no harassment epidemic. Including Matt Lauer, about 50 men have been accused in entertainment, media and politics - a fair number, but not overwhelming. And each man was brought down either by someone with a grudge (and previously disclosed accusations), or by the press. I…	/r/TheRedPill	30/11/17 04:42 AM
2	How to avoid claims of sexual harassment / assault: What every man in the workplace needs to know! Don't surround yourself with young female 'assistants' to satisfy ego/hold forth all day. You don't need a work wife. A lot of men forget that, while women are valued for what they are, men are valued for what they can do. How many of these men, on their way out the door, after the eighth accusation, say 'I thought they liked me and it was ok!' No, Louis CK/Charlie Rose, et al, they liked what you could do for them, once that was gone, the shiv came out. Point is, I don't know how many men I tal…	/r/TheRedPill	22/11/17 01:54 AM
3	The Creep – Part 2 Weinstein tried to cultivate sugar babies, obvious from the statements from the women themselves. It's clear from Lupita Nyong’o article in the New York Times that she was his sugar baby, though they never fucked. I think she tried to cultivate him as an orbiter, and when she refused to put out, her cut her off. But she still continued to invite him to her acting gigs (like when she appeared on B'way after becoming a star). She chose to keep the relationship alive. Then when things went bad for …	/r/TheRedPill	15/11/17 05:43 AM
14	Media praises Arlington High and its graduating class because the Top 2% were all women. Imagine if the genders were reversed and the Top 2% were all men. Though girls consistently outperform boys on grades, boys do better on standardized tests like the SAT. Go on any college ranking web site. The most competitive colleges, Ivies, etc. are majority male. The engineering schools are 80% male. Service academies (West Point, etc.) 90% male. Go to the least competitive schools where anyone gets in - 90% or more female, all studying dance and textile management. Report came out this week, commented on this sub, females hold 2/3 of all college debt. Bot…	/r/TheRedPill	02/06/17 04:09 AM
1	Is Engineering a Losers' Profession? I'm not sure anyone's job has an outsized impact. Most of us are in the same range income-wise. By that I mean, if she is looking for a truly rich person - a multi-millionaire - you are most likely out of luck whether you are a doctor or an engineer. Job titles are pretty much meaningless - everyone is a VP or manager, including the girl you are talking to. The important thing is that you yourself are impressed with what you do. Maybe you fight a war every day to drive a bus and put food on the …	/r/TheRedPill	26/03/17 04:37 AM
3	Modern Movie Female Leads In the old days, action and fantasy shows always had an element of romance, for the female viewer. Now it is the female leadership / dominance story arc we see. What strikes me is how the male characters usually sacrifice themselves (life and or dignity) to realize the fantasy of female leadership. Female leaders never demonstrate simple competence, as male characters always are required to do. They demonstrate leadership by besting and humiliating the men around them. There is a lot of white kn…	/r/TheRedPill	12/03/17 05:59 PM
19	The definition of rape has permanently shifted. The courts have been corrupted. I read the judge's decision. Interesting. For one thing, our northern, leaf friends have built 'affirmative consent' into their rape laws. The definition of rape devolved from man not married to but fucking woman, to 'force' (proved by bruises) to the woman has to clearly say no (no means no). Page after page of the decision insisted that 'affirmative consent' is consistent with 'innocent until proven guilty', ignoring the fact that it's kind of hard for the accused when the woman is standing th…	/r/TheRedPill	23/07/16 06:23 AM
2	On Finding A Mentor Nice post. Any advice on mentoring women? (I mean, really mentoring, not trying to date)	/r/TheRedPill	30/06/16 02:09 AM
1	Gender quotas in company boards in Norway: an unmitigated disaster. I think the opposite. These are jobs programs for women with degrees from elite schools. Welfare for the female 1%. The high-minded ideas about changing how we view each other is a smoke screen	/r/TheRedPill	18/05/16 02:52 AM
1	The Cycle Of Female Inclusivity (Courtesy Of MGTOW Reddit) There will always be "women-firsts", first woman-president etc, because men need to first create the institution and then the conditions for women to succeed there. Here is the NYT story of the start of the WNBA. Includes an unintentionally hilarious account of the first women's pro game (shooting 35% on both sides and a million TO). An advance for women? Well they don't mention that men started the league 20 years ago, and have lost $1M to $2M each year per team (12 of them) over that time. Onl…	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/16 03:54 AM
16	Can I just say that I'm tired of all this women kicking men's asses in movies/TV shows etc.? Strong female characters? Nope, not a fan. I'm a man of the past, and enjoyed many an old picture show where, the guy saves the girl, then happily ever after. Girls loved watching a man display skills/mastery, while enduring any hardship for her love. We all wanted to rescue the princess. Yes, blue-pill conditioning, but everyone was entertained. Win-win. Now? I guess I can see why women would want to watch sneering, c*@ty female characters humiliate the men around them. Not me.	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/16 03:56 AM
1	Do Not Open Up to Women About Your Struggle I don't hate. I simply relieve myself, and her, of the expectation that she is there to fix me. I tell her what she needs to know. Everyone is happier	/r/TheRedPill	12/05/16 01:48 AM
4	Do Not Open Up to Women About Your Struggle Women are not naturally built to empathize with you and want to help you. It seems like they are, doesn't it? So it took me 3/4 of my life to figure this out. It is sad, but conducting yourself with this knowledge is what will keep you from killing yourself	/r/TheRedPill	11/05/16 11:48 AM
1	Why we are anti-feminist Yeah, TRP is apolitical. Even MRA isn't so political as far as I can tell. Will there ever be a MRA superpac for example?	/r/TheRedPill	08/05/16 05:48 AM
1	Canadian Prime Minister Teaches Men How To Be Better Feminists All it does is foster anger and resentment This is the most pernicious effect of the constant barrage of sjw bullshit in the media, the language policing, changing the money: constant anger and stress	/r/TheRedPill	07/05/16 05:26 AM
1	Society Wants You to be Dependent. Be Independent. Learn from my mistakes. Was used to home cooked meals as a kid. But marriage now is different from then. When I got married neither one us could even boil water. We binged on fast food the first couple of years, spent a ton of money, and I gained 30 pounds. And don't let your wife or girlfriend get away with not cooking; lead by example or whatever but you both should do it	/r/TheRedPill	03/05/16 11:58 AM
1	The Power of SJWs - Andrew Jackson to be Removed From $20 Bill, Replaced with Harriet Tubman Nothing against Harriet Tubman. A great American. The problem I have is with the Obama administration's pandering to women voters with my tax money. Let's look at how this decision was made: a social media campaign that 99.99% of the country did not take part in decided on Harriet Tubman. Not only that, they wanted her on the $20 by 2020, the 100-year anniversary of women voting. As an aside, plenty of women voted in federal elections prior to that since the states decided up until then, but wha…	/r/TheRedPill	21/04/16 03:20 AM
1	The Guardian: Swallowing the Red Pill: a journey to the heart of modern misogyny Stephen Marche writes for Esquire which pushes feminism, 'progressive' BP ideology, and five-figure watches. Readership of Esquire, along with GQ, Playboy and all other men's magazines has been in free fall. Marche has to view TRP as a direct threat to his job.	/r/TheRedPill	18/04/16 04:14 AM
5	The Long Con Of Family Court My friend was falsely accused of child molestation during his divorce. Absolutely horrifying. Can anyone comment how common this is? I'm sorry for you, man. You're trying to do the right thing though. Your daughter will appreciate it someday.	/r/TheRedPill	05/04/16 12:24 AM
2	The feminist fantasy doesn't work in practice, destroys the family and actively disadvantages men and women My friend's ex was unemployed when he married her. Things were great through the birth of the baby, when she got a great job. He decided to quit his job, be a nu-man, and take care of the baby full time. His exact words were: " when she wasn't working, it was our money, when I wasn't working it was her money." Worst thing was, as I think will be in the OP's case, he wasn't able to retain custody of his child. So he ended up losing his child and his marriage and his job. Family court won't take a…	/r/TheRedPill	03/04/16 01:42 AM
2	It is Literally 2016 It's about time, it's the current year: 2016. TRP doesn't want to be on the wrong side of history, does it? I must atone, I must be purged. I will make 3 contributions to the apology fund.	/r/TheRedPill	02/04/16 12:28 PM
5	The 'equal pay' fantasy just got called out - A lesson in TRP from a World No. 1 Enjoy women's X games motocross!	/r/TheRedPill	22/03/16 01:50 AM
3	Captain of Yale Basketball team is expelled after his plate claims that their 4th sexual encounter was not "consensual." The government has created a monetary incentive to claim rape at a school, particularly if the accused is a big time athlete (since everyone "knows" these guys are entitled rapist jerks). In the wake of the $1M settlement in the FSU / Winston case, Yale decided to ruin this kid's life so that it could inoculate itself against such a lawsuit. They are indeed unprincipled cowards.	/r/TheRedPill	15/03/16 03:31 AM
1	Zootopia This is important actually. Boys need movies/TV/books that provide inspiration and empowerment just as much as girls. So much of what they get today only tells them how much they suck. Here is a good recent article: Defending boys in a girl-power age.	/r/TheRedPill	15/03/16 03:11 AM
22	Intel Finds No Pay Gap Between Men and Women - Uses REAL Statistics All of these studies present both an adjusted and unadjusted gap. When adjusted for tenure, effort, experience, hours, education, etc, the adjusted gap is pretty small. In this study, the adjusted gap was 2.7%. Since this part of the gap is unexplained, it's usually attributed, without evidence, to discrimination. I've looked for studies that show widespread discrimination, but there don't seem to be any. Problem is, to eliminate the mystery 2%+ gap, the Democrats want to pass laws that eliminat…	/r/TheRedPill	08/02/16 04:49 AM
4	Boy Scouts breeds alphas Haters are wrong on the Boy Scouts. Scouting really isn't about Game because we are talking about kids 17 and under. What it does teach are useful skills for later in life like back-backing, hiking, camping. I learned how to shoot in the scouts. TRP is always banging on about developing interesting hobbies, right? Hiking is a great, inexpensive day out with a girl who's athletic / adventurous. Hey, let's hike to this stunning secret spot by a waterfall I've been to many times. Not Alpha?	/r/TheRedPill	28/01/16 03:27 AM
4	Women Do Not Want Equality I always hated the "End of Men". It spawned a literature of similarly themed thinkpieces: end-of-men in tech, EOM in video games, etc. There is a piece per day in Salon and Buzzfeed. It turns the struggles of men into a fun, Marxist class war for women to celebrate. Men are only 39% of college graduates and 80% of suicides, no need to do anything comrades! The failure of men is a pre-ordained outcome of the end of history! The Obama's could have done something for physically and emotionally woun…	/r/TheRedPill	27/01/16 05:07 AM
0	Perspective with the feminist cinema You should not care Don't get angry, feel a grim sense of pride. The feminist remakes of sci-fi movies, including this new SW and Mad Max: Fury Road, happened because we, the kids that saw them 30 years ago, made them beloved classics. Same for the female Thor. It's a thing now because boys bought the comic book every month for 50 years (I did). It's touching, in a way, to see feminists want to be a part of our geek culture. Vindication since we (boys mostly) in the 70s and 80s were told by ever…	/r/TheRedPill	06/01/16 05:03 AM
1	The New Star Wars is a big pile of feminist garbage. I think liking this SW goes with growing up watching the modern action movie formula: super-competent / magical woman and her male beta orbiter. His job is to be saved by her, maybe humiliated in some way, while remaining loyal and supporting her mission. He can never romance her, since this would make the magic woman the girlfriend, and thus not a badass. This is why the male orbiter is often an 'other' type, not even human in some cases. This is the plot of, Jupiter Ascending, Mad Max Fury Roa…	/r/TheRedPill	19/12/15 07:19 AM
7	Do not fall in the "entitlement" argument that feminists make, despite what they say, you ARE entitled. Feminism managed to define sex away from one definition: "a mutually beneficial activity that couples do together" toward a new definition: "sex is a man gaining access to a women's body." When they talk about entitlement, they are alleging that, because of culture (patriarchy), all men feel that they are "entitled" to "access a women's body." I've also read feminist articles where the complaint has been expanded: "entitled to access a women's attention and/or time" (approaching). The problems a…	/r/TheRedPill	14/12/15 07:57 AM
6	U.S. military ignores Marine Corps studies and press forward with allowing women into direct combat roles Most people don't know that the Equal Rights Amendment was not killed by men (who always give women what they want, as this sub knows well) but by women who were afraid that they would be drafted. I was a little kid in the late 70s but I remember hatred and fear of the draft and fear too of WWIII with the Soviet Union. Wasn't hard at that time to see on the street homeless vets still wearing their army jackets that they came home with from Viet Nam. People took war seriously. Today, we've learne…	/r/TheRedPill	04/12/15 04:50 AM
1	Even a Pirelli Calendar is Now a Feminist Wet Dream Sliver lining in the media's 'end of men' & 'women make all the decisions now' coverage of this (referencing the NYT article today), is that they are doing a really good job of making the point that feminism = censorship = kill all fun. I mean, what really bothers these people is that someone somewhere is having a good time. Seriously. Stop that. Also, when I was a kid, before the internet, Pirelli calendar was famous because you couldn't buy it (it's a gimme for their suppliers / dealers). So, …	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/15 06:19 AM
3	The SJW practice of "Oppression Olympics" shows that even the most "independent" feminist desperately wants a rescuer. Interesting idea, but the oppression hierarchy provides many benefits. Your failures can be blamed on the patriarchy while your successes are achieved 'against the odds' while getting the benefit of gov't and private programs. You get to treat people lower in the hierarchy (males) poorly while ignoring their pain	/r/TheRedPill	29/11/15 05:07 AM
1	An example of "Rape Culture", SJW's and the 48 Laws To your point, the most effective and widely published advocates for male issues are women such as Janet Bloomfield and Emily Yoffe. Men are not allowed to write about relationships, marriage, dating, feminism particularly. Article in the NYT called Men's Lib has a lot of career advice for men from a female author. Three out of four letters in today's paper are from women, discussing what men's issues mean for women.	/r/TheRedPill	24/11/15 05:30 AM
2	This week in invading male spaces/jobs BSA has a co-Ed program called the Venturers for boys and girls 14-18. You guys are wrong about the scouts. They teach self-reliance , leadership and useful skills such as cooking, camping, knots. Also encourage dads and sons to hike and camp together.	/r/TheRedPill	23/11/15 06:39 AM
1	Dear White Men of America: Women don't want equality, they want your spot. The call to action makes me feel good somehow. But the personal risks are many. Perfectly acceptable for someone to belong to NOW, but to belong to a political group trying to change divorce laws to support fatherhood for example would risk joblessness/ homelessness.	/r/TheRedPill	24/10/15 04:20 PM
15	In a rare moment of insight, feminist author notices the lack of an objective existence of "Patriarchy" in the western world. Other feminists are disturbed by this. Fascinating when feminists promote the benefits of feminism for men, as Stephanie Koontz does (one of Rosin's links). Men need to be less masculine, they say. We should cry more. But women disdain men like this. Do more housework, work less, take care of kids, they say. But feminists openly hate these things and urge women not to do them. Does anyone buy this?	/r/TheRedPill	20/10/15 06:07 AM
2	Career path choice Go to university. All things being equal, you'll make more money over time.	/r/TheRedPill	19/10/15 02:10 AM
1	It's a Waste Land Out There, Gentlemen Use you own experiences to gauge what is true Yes. Everything that you read has a message / agenda. I assume everything is wrong or exaggerated until I see evidence with my eyes	/r/TheRedPill	19/10/15 01:39 AM
0	Jennifer Lawrence is a mega hamstar. She's saying that the patriarchy is making her too timid to ask for more money and yell at her employees, and that we need a government program to fix that. Seriously, the equal pay law currently before our Congress includes our tax dollars to teach women to be better negotiators. Not joking, unfortunately	/r/TheRedPill	15/10/15 03:40 AM
22	Jennifer Lawrence is a mega hamstar. Concept of paying her dues. The director and producer took a chance and cast her in American Hustle and Silver Linings when the roles called for much older actresses. Without these two roles she wouldn't be a big star. She should have paid the studio to b3 in AH. Plus, the Sony hack revealed an email from her to the head of the studio apologizing for not doing anything to promote the film. The studio promoted her for the Oscar. Ingrate, or hamster whatever	/r/TheRedPill	14/10/15 12:28 PM
1	On the front page - Fall of a hero; Playboy. Reason the Playboy website did so much better nude-free is that it started to get Facebook traffic, which only has non-porn content. The increased traffic to Playboy does not mean that people liked it more without nudes. But yeah, the change to the magazine is bad. It's part of a general trend happening to Maxim, Esquire too. Women's mags tell women to live to the hilt - more sex, more fun, kick ass at work. Esq and Playboy tell men to work less, cry more, respect feminism, buy more crap, and fo…	/r/TheRedPill	14/10/15 04:07 AM