johnadreams Archive

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5	Q4BP: do you agree with the RedPill assertion that sexual strategy is amoral? To me, it seems like morality is the basis of trying to sort out human interaction and find what is best. If you have choice in what you're doing, it's involved with morality. An earthquake is amoral, a disease is amoral, but something implemented by humans is dealing with morality, even if the people implementing the system decide to ignore morals. I mean think of all the systems of history that have been used to oppress people (e.g. slavery), and I'm not saying the Red Pill is as bad as those,…	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/03/16 08:21 PM
5	[Debate? CMV? Not sure which flair to pick] If sex and companionship are not necessary for a fulfilling life, doesn't then society have a specific duty to incels and foreveralones? In the U.S. isn't this part of the point of Medicare? And I generally agree with Medicare and in some cases don't think it goes far enough. You don't really need to single out "incels" with that though, I think society has a duty to all elderly people.	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/11/15 07:11 AM
1	Women who lie about their partner count, but then engage in a sexual relationship, are sexually assaulting their partner (by SJW definition) No, none of that stuff matters. I understand you will disagree. Sleep around all you want.But be fucking honest to your prospective partners about it.Applies for both men and women.Sex isn't this casual. I never said anyone should lie about it. Lying about things to get to sex is unethical. Of course, I also disagree with judging someone for their partner count.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/04/15 07:01 AM
1	Women who lie about their partner count, but then engage in a sexual relationship, are sexually assaulting their partner (by SJW definition) Not caring is easy. Granted it's easy for me for four reasons. I don't experience much jealousy I don't believe partner count really says anything about values Not caring fits my political ideology I'd be a hypocrite to care Other people get jealous or insecure. For them it's probably harder. I don't really think that excuses judging people for their number or the hypocrisy of sleeping around and then judging others (which you may or may not do, but that does happen).	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/04/15 05:47 AM
6	Women who lie about their partner count, but then engage in a sexual relationship, are sexually assaulting their partner (by SJW definition) No one is shaming people for asking the question, they're shaming people for caring about the partner count. It just turns out the people who are asking the question are the ones who care about partner count.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/04/15 02:39 AM
2	BP: Why do you refute the idea that some females enjoy being submissive and dominated during sex? I think you're taking the wrong thing out of those threads. The usual BP position is that of course some women enjoy being submissive, but there's a difference between submission and abuse. The BP viewpoint would usually add that RPers take the existence of submissive woman and over-extrapolate by saying an overwhelming majority of woman enjoy it because of biological imperatives. I don't really see anything in those threads that say BP people don't believe submissive women exist. The first is m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/03/15 05:34 AM
12	TBP isn't a satire subreddit because satire is funny Satire isn't necessarily about being funny. Satire is about holding up some part of society you consider to be vice and putting it to ridicule. Help me here Wikipedia: "Laughter is not an essential component of satire; in fact there are types of satire that are not meant to be 'funny' at all." For example, Orwell's Animal Farm sometimes came with the subtitle "A Contemporary Satire" but most would not consider there to be much laughs in that book. More modern non-humorous examples include the fi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/02/15 02:08 AM
0	Red & Blue Pillers: Is feminism "equal rights and equal treatment under the law", or is it something else? First wave feminism back in the days of woman's suffrage was all about equal treatment under the law. Second and especially third wave (a.k.a modern) feminism tend to move beyond the law though, with the belief that more changes need to take place in society than just laws. This is something you'll see in modern feminism a lot, the idea that the ways in which we treat each other need to change, but it's not about making a law so that doesn't happen but trying to modify the social structures and …	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/02/15 06:32 PM
2	Should polygamy be more accepted? I don't think internet piracy is accepted in our society. It's illegal, for one. And my cable company sends me a stern letter every time I download Game of Thrones. I can openly say "I pirate movies" to anyone I know, including family and co-workers, and no one thinks worse of me. This is true for the majority of people. It's socially acceptable. None of which can be demonstrated to have widespread negative social impacts. Well, I mean, I don't think it would have negative social impacts. I thin…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 02:40 AM
2	Should polygamy be more accepted? There are lots of things that are illegal but pretty much accepted in society. Say, internet piracy. The majority of people aren't crying about the "moral crisis" of youth because they pirate (whether they should be or not is not the point, people just aren't upset about it right now, so the practice of piracy is socially accepted). There are many other examples throughout history. Social acceptance and legality are not intrinsically linked. Having a mistress is nothing like polygamy. A mistress…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:57 AM
1	Should polygamy be more accepted? Yeah I just come down on the individualistic freedom side of this argument. They're not hurting anyone directly. They might hurt someone indirectly, but I doubt it will be as large a deal as you claim. Even if it was (which again, you have not proven and I am highly highly skeptical of), I pretty much stand with the individualistic side in regards to relationship choices.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:50 AM
1	Should polygamy be more accepted? No, it should not be accepted. It presents a legal nightmare. We can accept something without encoding it into law. Have near forms of polygamy (like the mistresses you mention) that are socially acceptable without actually having the legal marriage available. My comment wasn't about the social impacts, merely pointing out that just because it is a legal problem that is not a good argument as to why it should be socially condemned.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:24 AM
2	Should polygamy be more accepted? No, it's not? Regardless of which position you pick, you're still prioritizing one person's happiness over someone else's. If that logic is twisted you are just as guilty. When it comes to relationships I'm incredibly individualistic and I suspect most people are. Would you date someone you weren't happy with if it made them happy?	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:15 AM
0	Should polygamy be more accepted? Yeah, but OP is asking if it should be accepted, not necessarily if it should be officially legalized.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:06 AM
3	Should polygamy be more accepted? Yeah, I don't see why not. Relationships are not and will never be a communist utopia. I seriously doubt the doomsday scenario of your argument, but even it that were the case, that's still not a reason to stand in front of other people's happiness.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/09/14 12:01 AM
1	Survey Results: Young Women have more sexual partners than men, twice as likely to cheat (99% said they would kick their partners to the curb if they caught them cheating though). Yeah, that was kind of my point, that averages have to be the same? I can accept the distributions being different, but people quote the "women have more sexual partners than men" statistic all the time as a serious statistic, even though that's mathematically impossible. I would just like people to think a little bit critically anytime they see it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/14 04:33 PM
2	Survey Results: Young Women have more sexual partners than men, twice as likely to cheat (99% said they would kick their partners to the curb if they caught them cheating though). By the age of 21 they have had sex with an average of nine lovers - two more than their male partner. HOW??? I'm amazed I'm reading this stat for like the 5th time, and again without an explanation of the math. If they are taking the average amount of sexual partners for men and the average amount of sexual partners for women, they should be the same. For every one partner a woman has, a man will have one. That is the way sex works. You cannot increase one number without increasing the other an …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/09/14 08:12 PM
4	Thoughts from Bluepillers? There's this idea called the "narcissism of small differences" that theorizes we dislike the people who are almost like us more than we dislike the people who are nothing at all like us. That's usually what I think when I see feminists spending so much energy fighting each other. If you give them a 100 question quiz they would probably agree on 99 of the answers but over that 1 last answer they differ on they're going to fight each other to the death. This isn't restrained to just feminism of co…	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/06/14 04:52 AM
2	Feminism ruined my sex life The famous redditor violentacrez supposedly took his name from this blogger, although this blogger remains purposefully anonymous, so theoretically they could be the same person.	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/05/14 12:33 AM
2	Feminism ruined my sex life Poe's Law.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/05/14 04:44 PM
3	Feminism ruined my sex life You got Poe's law-ed.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/05/14 04:24 PM
11	Feminism ruined my sex life This article is trying so hard to create a straw feminist and also pretending feminists all say the same thing about sex.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/05/14 03:51 AM