plesiosaur16 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
12	How has red pill influenced your life as a gay man?		plesiosaur16	/r/altTRP	10/02/16 03:29 AM

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3	How has red pill influenced your life as a gay man? I also seem to remain pretty liberal, although after red pill, I become more and more aware that the more extreme knee-jerk liberals are not only wrong on a lot of things, but they're often as stupid as their extreme knee-jerk conservative counterparts. Very frequently, I can find fundamental flaws in my liberal friends' arguments and the articles they link to on Facebook (and they're the same very common flaws in logic). Red pill (and maybe my job also?) has led me to question everything I'm to…	/r/altTRP	13/02/16 12:55 PM
1	How can I share this group with gay friends? From what I have observed, many gay men will be quite resistant to Red Pill principles due to them strongly wanting to adhere to these feel-good "feminist"/"girl power"/"political correctness" concepts and an unwillingness to deviate from the herd. For example, ever notice the large number of gay men slobbering over Oprah or Beyonce or Sex and the City? Meanwhile, on Facebook, I see an unfortunately large number of poorly-written and completely idiotic "girl power" type articles shared by gay me…	/r/altTRP	31/12/14 01:56 PM
5	I feel like being gay has allowed me to dodge a bullet. Also gay and embracing Red Pill principles. Here are my thoughts: Hitting the wall: you're still a man regardless of whether you are gay or not and you will age like other men. If you take good care of yourself (physical activity, avoiding heavy drinking, etc.), you can delay the onset of the wall. I've seen 55-year-old gay men look like they were in their late thirties. Adhering to Red Pill Values: Although there are many Red Pill principles that apply to gay men also (e.g. developing confidenc…	/r/altTRP	31/12/14 03:50 AM
1	A brillant article on the classic, why isn't there X amount of women in X event, and other things I agree with the author about how the "why are women underrepresented" question should not be such an issue at conferences, although I'm not sure what I think about his claims about the differences in men's and women's brains. The reason why most people go to these conferences is because they're interested in the newest developments in technology, not because they want to count the number of women they see. As for the comments, they include typical crap about how this article is misogynistic, ho…	/r/MensRights	16/02/13 06:07 PM
34	" I shouldn’t have to keep a pocket-knife and pepper spray with me whenever I leave my dorm, just to feel a little safer." You don't have to. I'm confused. How exactly would "feminism" solve her problems of feeling uncomfortable around men, worrying about her safety whenever she leaves her dorm, and her trust issues with men?	/r/MensRights	15/02/13 03:06 AM
1	The last 100 rampage killers in America have all been men, which, in a gender neutral society, is a statistical chance of effectively zero. Why isn't this addressed as a gender and men's mental health Because being a rampage killer is not, and should never be, a men's issue. The prevalence of men who actually commit these types of acts is extremely low; we're probably talking on the magnitude of 0.01% or less. Also, incidents like these are freak occurrences that will most likely be impossible to predict or prevent. Many criminologists have indicated that there is no pattern to events like these.	/r/MensRights	01/02/13 11:05 PM
1	My Mother sent me this. I like the man's poem a lot better. The woman's poem so sounds like one that a sixth grader wrote for an English assignment.	/r/MensRights	22/12/12 07:29 PM
9	Seriously? Found this headline on Salon.com ... If the majority of X are Y, it does not imply that the majority of Y are X. So just because the majority of mass murderers are male does not mean the majority of males are mass murderers. This is one of my pet peeves; you should see how viciously I reacted to any of my students who committed this error. I cannot believe how many people actually make this mistake, nor can I believe how many people just don't bring up this fact in arguments. Simple math can demonstrate this. Suppose we have a popu…	/r/MensRights	30/07/12 11:08 AM
7	The Sorry Lives and Confusing Times of Today’s Young Men I'm sure I won't run into much disagreement at all here when I say that this article was not very good. One problem I had with it was seemed to portray all young women as successful, motivated, and the ones out there accomplishing awesome things and the vast majority of young men as failures at life who do nothing but eat, sleep, play video games, watch television, watch porn, and soil their pants. Of course, the 50% of women aged 18 through 24 and the 10% of women aged 25 to 34 that still live …	/r/MensRights	16/07/12 11:19 PM