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| 1 | What constitutes an 'alpha female'?Because these people aren't looking for an equal partner, they're looking for pussy. They get off on the pseudo-psychological aspect of "gaming" women, reducing both genders to primitive beasts driven by instinct rather than higher reasoning. This entire subreddit reeks of anti-social personality disorder. Coming here to ask for legit relationship advice as a woman is like asking a group of bullies why they beat you up daily and how you can better yourself so they stop bashing your head in. | /r/TheRedPill | 25/04/13 11:32 AM |
| 1 | Just how corrosive is feminism? How feminism undermines marriage.You're kidding, right? It's common knowledge that American women weren't allowed to vote, own property or run for office throughout the majority of American history. Since you need a citation, here's what Wikipedia has to say: Following the American Revolution, women were allowed to vote in New Jersey, but no other state, from 1790 until 1807, provided they met property requirements then in place. By the end of the 19th century, Idaho, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming had enfranchised women after eff… | /r/MensRights | 14/08/12 08:04 AM |
| -5 | Just how corrosive is feminism? How feminism undermines marriage.I understand if you don't like the OUTCOME of the feminist movement, but you have to consider the motivation behind it too. (We can never know every individual's motivations, of course). Based on the history leading up to it, I'd say it was more about empowering women than taking power away from men. The argument that an equal rights movement of any kind is threatening to society is a common way to discredit it. It's happening right now with the gay marriage movement. Conservatives insinuate tha… | /r/MensRights | 13/08/12 08:52 PM |
| -3 | Just how corrosive is feminism? How feminism undermines marriage.Sounds reasonable. In an alternate universe where women have the same rights as children, slaves or retards, that is. IF women in those days weren't concerned with voting rights, it's probably because they were too preoccupied with pleasing their husbands in an effort to avoid losing what little security they'd acquired through marriage. (And I don't mean financial security of a "provider", I mean the security of being attached to someone who could perform basic functions like making contracts, … | /r/MensRights | 13/08/12 07:39 PM |
| -4 | Just how corrosive is feminism? How feminism undermines marriage.Maybe you should research the historical purpose of marriage, which began as a way to own and control women. For many years, American women could not vote or own property and barely had more rights than a slave. While this isn't the case today, remnants of this sexist past can still be seen in modern wedding rituals, such as the father "giving away" the bride, who then takes on her husband's last name (in most cases). How romantic! In addition, it's becoming increasingly apparent that lifelong m… | /r/MensRights | 13/08/12 04:25 PM |
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