scorpionsquadron Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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7	CMV : Some ideas of modern day feminism are more damaging than anything else. I'm honestly so torn between which is funnier, 'venomous communists', 'programming by socialists', or an apparently genuine use of the term 'Oppression Olympics'. Like... damn dude, just damn. Good luck out there.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/12/20 09:17 PM
10	How old were you when you first noticed men looking at you sexually? Boy howdy to think all the guys who do such grossly inappropriate shit as that go to jail is a different world entirely. Also the other person didn't say anything about men/boys not facing similar experiences, they were just answering your questions, as they assumedly came from the perspective of someone who hadn't experienced it but wanted to learn more. No need to get on the defensive about it. Imo, I think a lot of the time you don't exactly 'know it' (meaning the explicit sexualization aspec…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/11/20 04:15 AM
4	[Discussion] The reason this sub constantly repeats the same talking point is because of an aversion to studying systemic problems I mean the obvious one is that 1 + 2 < 4. Also the whole food security/being fat not being mutually exclusive thing.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/20 07:01 AM
2	[Discussion] The reason this sub constantly repeats the same talking point is because of an aversion to studying systemic problems By no means am I saying this to indicate willingness to debate gun policy, because damn that's a dead horse, but a key factor is the relative availability of firearms being one of (the most?) effective tools for suicide. There's a good subsection about it here https://ourworldindata.org/suicide	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/20 06:49 AM
3	[Discussion] The reason this sub constantly repeats the same talking point is because of an aversion to studying systemic problems You're gonna need to think harder man	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/20 06:34 AM
2	Researchers predict reversion to traditional gender norms, women increasingly sexualizing themselves due to increased economic inequality, and other changes due to impact of pandemic True and while I can see how someone might come to that conclusion I'd still argue that the "push for equality" is more about providing the /opportunity/ for sameness, whether or not individuals choose to act on it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/20 08:31 AM
1	A lot of men can't "be themselves" as women often offer as advice to dating "A note of hobbies. If men were generally more welcoming about "their spaces" then you'd likely find more women in those spaces but because those communities tend to be toxic towards women, it's no wonder that women tend to not pick up those hobbies." God damn, this. Also, thank you for highlighting those few statements by OP, because yeah in this case it's not exactly a mystery why 'being yourself' might not lead to fulfilling relationships with women. Hard to have a meaningful relationship wit…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/20 07:48 AM
2	Patriarchy is destroying everything they said... LOL! Life imprisonment almost never happens for rape against women. But yes, obviously they are both as bad as each other.	/r/MensRights	06/09/20 02:38 AM
6	Remember lads, only women can be raped /s I'd assume (hope) they'd have been updated by now	/r/MensRights	03/09/20 08:31 AM
5	Its not that Men here don't have actual experience, its that the men who've seen the worst of women are drawn here the most You deserve a goddamn trophy for taking that skillet to his face. I admire your perspective. And I hope you're dealing with less shitty people these days.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/08/20 08:12 AM
1	One way of the wage gap myth. I can't tell if the use of comic sans, shitty drawings, and laughable 'woke' 'truths' are intentionally satirising extreme mras or if the creator actually made these genuinely/. Either way, fuck that was a good laugh.	/r/MensRights	12/08/20 08:01 AM
-2	One way of the wage gap myth. How the f is this comment so downvoted.	/r/MensRights	12/08/20 07:49 AM
2	From this sub: "Feminism is about equality!" - When asked about prison sentences for men - "That's an MRA issue" That last paragraph was particularly well said, I think we're fighting the same fight here. I wonder how much better off we'd all be if Feminists and MRAs were able to better collaborate, because it's all just human rights in the end isn't it. I think a major hurdle for both sides is in getting past that instinctual framing of 'us v them'. You're certainly not the first person I've talked to who rejects the term Feminist despite supporting their fundamental ethos, and I'll openly admit to having…	/r/MensRights	24/07/20 01:31 AM
-5	From this sub: "Feminism is about equality!" - When asked about prison sentences for men - "That's an MRA issue" I think I see what you're saying, it's interesting to look at it like that. Although, to me, Feminism is undoubtedly about equality, I can kind of see how that might only be half the story. Because you're right, it's not about some kind of all-encompassing desire for complete and total uniformity across society, it has a direct historical context and developed as a movement in response to very real existing inequalities and injustices. So I'll certainly agree that Feminism is about female empowe…	/r/MensRights	23/07/20 05:51 PM
-2	From this sub: "Feminism is about equality!" - When asked about prison sentences for men - "That's an MRA issue" I mean for what it's worth I'm a feminist and I've also actively worked towards addressing unfair and unnecessary prison sentences for men because at the end of the day it's about addressing unjust things that hurt people, and men are kind of the majority customer base for this particular issue unfortunately. But I can't blame other women for choosing to focus on what they feel closest to. Similarly, I wouldn't blame any man who decides to run a men's shed or men's support group or the like. Wou…	/r/MensRights	23/07/20 05:15 PM
5	The science behind why women struggle to take responsibility and accountability for their mistakes and problems I'm all for speculating theories, if not for anything else than it can be fun, but this one just has far too many unknown and overlooked factors to meaningfully engage with. Like, even just the notion of criticism is incredibly difficult to pin down. There are many ways one can be given criticism, as well as situations it can occur in, all of which dramatically change a person's internalisation of it. As for rejection, I might agree with that.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/20 08:45 AM
3	The science behind why women struggle to take responsibility and accountability for their mistakes and problems I don't doubt that in the slightest, honestly that's why I said it. To use OPs words, "it makes sense to me". The important thing to remember is that just because you may be able to personally attest to it or it follows logical sense doesn't mean you can justify applying it to broader society.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/20 08:39 AM
22	The science behind why women struggle to take responsibility and accountability for their mistakes and problems That's honestly the clearest and most succinct version of what I was trying to get at. I mean, you could use this exact method to argue women are more likely to take responsibility: neuroticism - > anxiety around social relationships - > overcompensated need to right relationship wrongs - > due diligence in owning up to shortcomings. Boom, lol.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/20 02:05 AM
14	The science behind why women struggle to take responsibility and accountability for their mistakes and problems Yeah idk man there's a lotta missed and even more invisible steps between a generalised score of higher neuroticism and all the stuff you're claiming. Like it's a fair theory sure but unless there's any more related and legitimate research you wanna throw out there I wouldn't take yourself too seriously.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/20 02:02 AM
28	The science behind why women struggle to take responsibility and accountability for their mistakes and problems Does that study mention the link between neuroticism and filling to take responsibility or is that your input?	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/20 01:45 AM
5	Women who make men wait for sex, do you not care about penis size or how talented he is in bed? Maybe a lot of women would rather just get to know someone a bit better first? If they've got a good member that's a bonus, but it's not really at the forefront of your mind.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/01/20 06:00 AM
1	Is there such a thing as being "a good woman" that isn't an overly traditional expectation nor just "a good human being who happens to be female"? I did read the comment you were replying too, yes, and I read others as well. I'm also not attempting to deny or demiss your anger or other emotions. There wasn't meant to be more to my comment than what it explicitly stated - that making sweeping generalisations like those only serve to antagonise others and worsen the problem, or see rallying support from extremists. Obviously it's not a unique issue to your comment, and I'm sure you've seen it done plenty elsewhere too, so don't take it perso…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/12/19 02:53 PM
2	Is there such a thing as being "a good woman" that isn't an overly traditional expectation nor just "a good human being who happens to be female"? Glad I'm not the only one totally confused by that list. The one about being on the top of their "social heirachy"? I honestly don't know how to interpret that in a good way, let alone it being an attractive perspective/mentality for a partner. Is it really this hard for a lot of guys out there to imagine a world where a lot of women actually want to see them, support them, be vulnerable with them? I don't mean that to sound standoffish in the slightest, apologies if it does, but it's genuinely …	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/12/19 07:47 PM
1	Is there such a thing as being "a good woman" that isn't an overly traditional expectation nor just "a good human being who happens to be female"? Oh.. Your other comment was much more pleasent to read. But of a shame but alright, live and learn. For what it's worth, blanket statements like "women act awfully these days" is just gaurenteed to spark blowback (or unwavering agreement in some cases), regardless of whatever you follow it up with.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/12/19 07:37 PM
1	Is there such a thing as being "a good woman" that isn't an overly traditional expectation nor just "a good human being who happens to be female"? I loved reading this, thanks.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/12/19 07:28 PM