redpillschooled Archive

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1	[science] Moral Judgments and the Dark Triad Personality Traits: "We found eleven significant correlations between conservative MIS judgments and the Dark Triad … and no significant correlations between liberal MIS judgments and the Dark Triad" No association between liberal talking points and dark triad traits means they simply didn't ask enough questions. No, it means that for the questions they asked, there was no association. And, remember--the paper even explicitly cites groups other than American conservatives that comparable studies have found had correlations to dark triad traits. This isn't some anti-Republican smear job (particularly since the traits aren't even clearly bad, and the paper repeatedly emphasizes that point). Or…	/r/TheRedPill	02/05/13 04:06 AM
5	[science] Moral Judgments and the Dark Triad Personality Traits: "We found eleven significant correlations between conservative MIS judgments and the Dark Triad … and no significant correlations between liberal MIS judgments and the Dark Triad" Well I read through it By "it" you must mean the abstract only. Your comment is so upset over perceived unfair treatment of American conservatives that you clearly did not read the paper which notes related findings (like utilitarians also correlating with Machiavelli/psychopathy). holy shit when did people start making such wild conjectures in their papers??? The word is "hypothesis," not conjecture, and it must not have been that wild since their study found support for it. So the gist I got f…	/r/TheRedPill	01/05/13 08:52 PM
5	New Trend: Relationship Contracts I don't think it can get any more beta than this: instead of examining ... underlying issues, you just make sex compulsory through force of law. This is actually the quintessential Alpha, Red Pill solution. See: http://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/1bw6c6/what_on_earth_is_rtheredpill/c9blkzt Is spousal rape a thing? [No] http://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/1bowyb/random_beta_comment_of_the_day_4413/c98nxum YOU BELONG TO ME. Works everytime. http://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comme…	/r/TheRedPill	01/05/13 01:51 AM
5	Alpha Game: Women: don't cut your damn hair I can't even get a consistent line of thought out of this article. From the very start: I am among the many men who absolutely despise short hair on women. "Many men" is a far cry from "all men." Many men prefer blondes, and sometimes women dye their hair blonde. The rest--brunettes; short-hairs?--maybe they're happy to target the rest of the dating pool, or maybe their hair choice is not an optimized game-strategy, which they may even know and not care about. In a sub dedicated to helping men w…	/r/askTRP	25/04/13 11:59 PM
2	Another obvious setup by feminists/srs to call out theredpill and mra's. Anyone can be emotionally abusive, anyone can advocate emotional abuse, and anyone can advocate other ideas that "blue pillers" find threatening (the latter two of which even you did not refute). I've seen no serious explanation of emotional abuse that relies on attraction. Most of the "battered wives" stick around because of the emotional abuse (they feel they can change him, they don't think of themselves as abuse victims, they feel dependent because of the abuse, they've been cut off from oth…	/r/TheRedPill	25/04/13 11:36 PM
1	How does RedPill address these statistics and this line of research? Still haven't supported the claims made here. However, individuals may also file when they are being exploited within the marriage, as when the other party commits a major violation of the marriage contract, such as cruelty. Clearly the fact that someone ends up better off after a divorce is not the same as hypergamy. Where is the study of those actual statistics, the people leaving a marriage so that they can marry up? No one has provided a single shred of evidence about that, or anything that …	/r/TheRedPill	23/04/13 03:38 PM
1	How does RedPill address these statistics and this line of research? I see this was hard for you: it is a tongue-in-cheek comment that illustrates the data does not provide or suggest motive/causes and there are countless possible explanations. That's why I even provided a few examples.	/r/TheRedPill	23/04/13 03:35 PM
-1	Another obvious setup by feminists/srs to call out theredpill and mra's. But try putting those two together: "Those bitter neckbeard losers scare the shit out of me!" It doesn't work. Of course it still works. The "scared" part isn't because anyone believes you're going to lunge through the computer and knife them. They're scared of a world where your ideas gain any traction, whether held by multitudes of bitter neckbeard losers or by women in killer pumps. You yourself argue the fear is about emotional abuse. Neckbeards can be emotionally abusive. Where is the contr…	/r/TheRedPill	23/04/13 03:33 PM
2	How does RedPill address these statistics and this line of research? You have lumped together either husband or wife cheating, either physically or emotionally, and use that stat to challenge the idea that "women don't cheat." That's a bit misleading, unless you're saying you cannot control whether you cheat in a marriage you enter into. If you control your end of the bargain, then you only need to know the percentage of marriages where women cheat (about 14%, compared to about 22% for husbands).	/r/TheRedPill	22/04/13 02:25 PM
3	How does RedPill address these statistics and this line of research? nearly three quarters of divorces in the US are filed by women. What is this supposed to prove? All it suggests to me is that women spearhead paperwork. This statistic does not tell us how many women left to upgrade to a better husband (in the economic/SMV terms you apply with evo psych and hypergamy models). For example, if all of those women filed for divorce after their husbands cheated on them, it clearly would not support anything you're claiming here. If all of these women are divorcing be…	/r/TheRedPill	22/04/13 02:21 PM
1	How does RedPill address these statistics and this line of research? The actual, hard data you cite is in line with the general thinking here, for example[1] That source still claims that men cheat more often than women. In particular, the rate among married men is nearly twice that of married women. Moreover, you've chosen to compare "cheated at least once," which seems very misleading--for example, studies might find that everyone has "lied at least once" but that doesn't tell me if men or women are likelier to be habitual liars. Perhaps women lie many orders o…	/r/TheRedPill	22/04/13 02:17 PM
2	A feminist takes off gloves and debates "sexual objectification" with me. Interesting read. Nobody denies that women have intrinsic value to themselves or society. The poster corrected what he said later in that post, which was "they are only valuable to me in that capacity. That capacity is "every relationship anyone has with a woman" because of the "sexual condition" that inevitably moderates those relationships; his own words. So as I said: at the very least, in the context that you're trying to limit this to, you are objectifying women. That means at best, you don't objectify the w…	/r/askTRP	20/04/13 07:30 PM
2	A feminist takes off gloves and debates "sexual objectification" with me. Interesting read. You need a history lesson. Not only do plenty of other religions have no such bones about marriage, but marriage was secular long before it was Christian, and Marriage in the United States has always been a civil matter. Civil authorities may permit religious leaders to solemnize marriages but not to determine who may enter or leave a civil marriage. Religious leaders may determine independently whether to recognize a civil marriage or divorce but that recognition or lack thereof has no effect o…	/r/askTRP	20/04/13 07:25 PM
2	spoiler Was re-watching S1 of game of Thrones when I realised.... You've completely misread the series. George RR Martin has explicitly described himself as a feminist, and says that men and women should be treated the same. His female characters run the full gambit and arguably even represent feminist ideals. A young tomboy fearlessly ignoring gender roles (Arya, Lyanna), a fierce warrior (Brienne), important/powerful ruler (Nymeria, Daeny), shrewd politician (Cersei), doting mother (Cat), and so on--women are liberated to take on any and all roles. Martin lo…	/r/TheRedPill	20/04/13 07:18 PM
6	A feminist takes off gloves and debates "sexual objectification" with me. Interesting read. Since this is an obvious dummy account I feel a short disclaimer is warranted: This is my sincere, non-trolling response to these discussions about the agency and objectification of women. This is an important conversation for TRP which is frequently accused of objectification and misogyny. Even if you cannot answer these claims to my satisfaction, I think the sub can benefit from the discussion as it can be a resource to answer those claims for yourselves or others. I am sure that (some) femini…	/r/askTRP	15/04/13 10:39 PM