stackedmidgets Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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13	Women are driving the doctor shortage because few wish to work full time. Pushing women into medicine wastes public funds by generating human capital in people who won't use it productively. I don't think that education should be publicly funded. Medical license laws also artificially restrict the supply of doctors. My grandfather received his medical training from the Army during WWII in a remarkably short period of time, and spend the rest of his life as a GP. There's no reason why medical training needs to be this expensive or time consuming. While I don't think that having the army train doctors is ideal, the foreshortened training period demonstrates that it's very possible to …	/r/TheRedPill	29/08/13 08:03 PM
5	I think she's a bit insecure... Giving large amounts to charity during your lifetime is generally stupid. It's more efficient and less self-glorifying to give anonymously after your death, while also providing for your descendants. An endowment that produces continual income is a lot more valuable to a charity than a cash gift. This is how actual enduring foundations perpetuate themselves: not through continuous hustling for one-off gifts. Cash gifts with your name attached before you're even elderly are just status posturing.	/r/TheRedPill	27/08/13 09:30 PM
6	The resemblance is striking: TRP and the job industry We want to believe that HR and hiring managers take hiring seriously. Unfortunately, the truth is that the best way to get a job is through networking, so that a friend or multiple friends can grease your way into the position. This is a massive indictment of the entire HR/recruiting field, because the responsibilities for recruitment wind up falling on people whose main job isn't recruiting. I've been surprised at how rarely hiring managers will even Google a candidate, or do much more than sca…	/r/TheRedPill	22/08/13 04:30 AM
1	Alternative to lifting Do whatever. Just eat lots of protein and work out hard as fuck. The marked difference between scrawny or fat people and fit people are that the latter push hard (while minimizing injuries) and the former are lazy and sloppy. People who procrastinate on getting fit are the ones who are always searching for the perfect diet, the perfect brotein shake, the perfect lifting technique, the perfect guru, and the perfect amount of time spent doing it. While there are some general concepts that are true…	/r/TheRedPill	22/08/13 02:07 AM
0	Title IX: Should it be applicable to athletics? Insulting your argument, not you. Don't take it personal man, I would hope to guess you're redpilled self is better than that. Beginning the way you did breached etiquette. Would you tell a man that he was "talking out his ass" to his face? What would you expect the reaction to be? Your "rebuttals" just simply miss the point... I get it, you want to 'win' and that is fine. I'll bite, God only knows why, and go with your points as you've decided to with mine. You continue to share your opinions a…	/r/TheRedPill	21/08/13 07:19 PM
2	Title IX: Should it be applicable to athletics? You started by insulting me. KIDS. kids. Not adults. Not people that are older and living on their own. People HS age to college aged. And I participated in privately funded youth sporting leagues as a child also. They were cheap, too -- far, far cheaper than private school tuition, and this was even in one of the most expensive cities in the country (NYC). My teammates and competitors ranged from the poor to the ultra-wealthy. Just because you grew up, doesn't mean you don't owe the generations…	/r/TheRedPill	21/08/13 04:39 AM
1	Title IX: Should it be applicable to athletics? I'll ignore your snide manner for the benefit of readers, but I'll register my contempt for your tone. I disagree strongly. How exactly does the team that I'm on, which runs practices every day seven days a week, costs me less than $30/mo in dues? This is a team where dozens of people show up to three practices a day, not even in a particularly high density area. A couple ex-Olympians even participate in my team and active Olympians compete in our meets. There wouldn't be sports for anyone but k…	/r/TheRedPill	21/08/13 04:09 AM
5	Title IX: Should it be applicable to athletics? All these laws are terrible. Genders shouldn't be forcibly integrated. Further, these state institutions shouldn't exist. Forcibly integrating genders degrades the characteristics of all involved, results in poor outcomes for both men and women. Personally, I am not opposed on a basic level with much of the intended impact of Title IX which was to make discrimination between sexes at educational institutions incompatible with receiving federal funding. I know some hardcore RedPillers don't belie…	/r/TheRedPill	21/08/13 03:41 AM
1	Female finance student whines about how hard it is to be in finance, blames it on the lack of female mentors available to her generation My little sister is also interning in finance while attending an Ivy school. I guess it's different in that our father's career was in finance. I wouldn't describe him as anything resembling a 'good mentor,' but he at least knows the territory. There are a dearth of 'good mentors' in the field because most women drop out to have children before achieving seniority if they ever enter the field at all. However, they exist. There are entire institutions within finance (like 85 Broads) that dedicate…	/r/TheRedPill	20/08/13 07:37 PM
1	Beta's "depressed" wife of 14 years is cheats on him their entire marriage while biding her time and preparing a marriage parachute. He, of course, blames himself. r/relationship's advice? Couples counseling, what else! Certainly so. I don't think it's purposeful sabotage at all, and I think most participants earnestly think they're working to improve the lives of their patients. Sort of like the doctor problem I mentioned. Lipitor delays heart failure, but it doesn't solve the problem of pro-gluttony and pro-sloth social norms. The problems are larger than any individual doctor or even the medical profession as a whole can resolve. Much the same in 'mental health.'	/r/TheRedPill	20/08/13 07:25 PM
35	Beta's "depressed" wife of 14 years is cheats on him their entire marriage while biding her time and preparing a marriage parachute. He, of course, blames himself. r/relationship's advice? Couples counseling, what else! The big problem with psychotherapy in general (that's been recognized by at least a few psychotherapists and others) is that the therapist provides validation, empathy, and understanding without delivering moral judgment to their patients. One major issue is that immoral behavior (granted there are multiple moral codes to pick and choose from but take it as a generality) promotes psychological dysfunction. Psychological dysfunction creates a greater need for therapists. Therapists have an incent…	/r/TheRedPill	20/08/13 06:25 AM
24	India: the Story You Never Wanted to Hear Tuition at the University of Chicago is currently $15,108 per quarter. Apparently the South Asian experts at the school, which is rated as one of the most rigorous in the United States (and indeed has a reputation for tougher grading than its Ivy League peers), were unable to prepare this young woman for the poor treatment that she was going to receive in India at the hands of the common people. This is actually pretty ordinary for elite schools to do. Instead of preparing young people for the r…	/r/TheRedPill	19/08/13 10:21 PM
28	Women need to realize the Imaginary Disney Boyfriend is impossible There really are some women like this, who continue to watch Disney movies recreationally into their 20s. Don't make the same mistake that I did and excuse it as some kind of charming personality quirk. People are defined by how they spend their time, and if she spends her time re-watching the same movies that she did when she was a little girl, it's a sign that she's delusional. Instead of reading books, they watch the same movies over and over, exactly like toddlers do. Perhaps it's some artif…	/r/TheRedPill	19/08/13 12:39 AM
5	Shock claim: 40,000 public school teachers moonlight on sugar-daddy website Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/17/shock-claim-40000-public-school-teachers-moonlight-on-sugar-daddy-website/#ixzz2cIVBeurR There's also an easy way to get money like that without becoming a 'sugar baby.' It's called 'get fucking married,' but with marriage law the way it is, fewer men are willing to put their dicks in blenders for the momentary glee of some low rent chubby girl with a master's in education.	/r/TheRedPill	18/08/13 08:10 PM
5	Shock claim: 40,000 public school teachers moonlight on sugar-daddy website Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/17/shock-claim-40000-public-school-teachers-moonlight-on-sugar-daddy-website/#ixzz2cIVBeurR How is a public school teacher of that age worth that much money? Much younger, less complicated, and more skilled hookers are cheaper. $3,000 per month would spoil the woman. Any man making enough to afford that can buy better.	/r/TheRedPill	18/08/13 05:51 PM
16	Lots of interesting RP theory and practice in these articles: "Many women simply resented the fact that once they stayed home, their husbands expected them to do most of the housework..." In terms of household economics, a skilled and attentive housewife creates more value than the vast majority of working women today. Nannies, cooks, drivers, maids, interior decorators, tutors, and arts teachers are all expensive. Add up all the expenses and you can get to over $100k per year, and not all of those professionals can attend to multiple children at once. A high end private school for K-12 also often costs more than $40,000 per year. A reasonably intelligent family can provide bette…	/r/TheRedPill	09/08/13 01:39 AM
2	A Cautionary tale of why you must avoid being the beta provider Jerry is fun, maybe, but $600k+ per year from a mid-career ibanker beats a few thrilling dates any time. A lot of that money just goes straight to the vanity and fun times of the wife. She would get paid to throw parties and look pretty, while retaining an option to seize his property and future earnings indefinitely. Might have to pop out a kid or two, but that's what nannies are for: to look after the toddlers while you go shopping (and maybe have a fling or several).	/r/TheRedPill	08/08/13 08:31 PM
16	"Why 'Mad Men' is bad for women." Salon writer accidentally explains everything I love about one of the best shows on television. It does show the time period when the old standards of femininity were destroyed both legally and culturally. The men get off scot-free (if not scotch-free) while the women are subjected to repeated humiliation and misfortune, which is invariably attributed to their own flaws and poor choices. Their children certainly didn't, and neither did their children's children. Nelle, where did you go to school? Certainly, your television show recaps for Salon can't be paying your rent. None of the other …	/r/TheRedPill	08/08/13 04:34 AM
1	Bronycon Social networking is a band-aid to staunch bigger wounds left by the ripped American social fabric. There's no strong society to conform to anymore. People are encouraged to follow their individual feelings (and those sentiments are inculcated by collectivist educational institutions) rather than fit into a functional civilization. Officials discourage excellence, because that's a masculine value that women mostly don't care about. Because America is decivilized, people instead seek to bond with…	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/13 06:00 PM
24	what male escorting told me, and what I learned from my mistakes Awesome post. This created extreme privilege (I actually have a story about the worst client ever that I may explain in the comments regarding this) that resulted in hyperinflation of their self-worth. They wanted to act, and be treated as men in a man’s world of business but found as they kept revolving around the sun, their self-worth was beginning to unravel and their power was diminishing compared to the men they worked with, whose value only went up. This bothered them; they had played the …	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/13 04:54 PM
13	Bronycon A lot of these also only boomed post-2007 (when the economy became fully Bernankified, lozlzolz). Roughly when the American middle class began to be destroyed more savagely than it's been since maybe the '70s. [1] It's sort of quiet compared to how large the trend has been, but many people have had their lives annihilated during this time period. You could say that people are trying all sorts of odd behavioral patterns and hoping to find one that's adaptive, because people are (at least in terms…	/r/TheRedPill	06/08/13 02:27 AM
2	Will you sign the petition to end women's suffrage? Not too far from how the US started. Remember, lower class men voting made women's suffrage possible. Women just marched around and wrote some things. Men altered the laws. Also good to keep phrases like "the people" out of just about any basic legal documents setting guidelines regardless of whether it's a republic, a monarchy, or a corporate colony. Can't have people getting mushy headed on who's to be doing the governing.	/r/TheRedPill	05/08/13 08:16 PM
13	"women would like to be able to go places alone, unchaperoned, in clothes they chose to wear, drink alcohol, and not get assaulted. This is not outlandish behavior--it's what people do" Yes. In civilization. Governed by patriarchy. And the people charged with protecting such a woman would be scandalized to have her walking around the streets like that. Just like what actually happened in history, in the US, as tales of rapes and torrid seductions began to fill the yellow papers in the mid-19th century, shocking respectable society, as low class girls debauched themselves with the Casanovas, creeps, and brutes of the day. Hate civilization? I know you do! I heard that disdain le…	/r/TheRedPill	05/08/13 06:26 AM
5	Will you sign the petition to end women's suffrage? End suffrage, period. Votes are for shareholders. No ownership, no voting rights.	/r/TheRedPill	05/08/13 05:35 AM
1	Feminist 'documentary' explores the "systemic societal problems caused by toxic masculinity". In reality, this is a bullshit propaganda film that tries to make all societal problems attributable to masculinity. Heh. I was trying to throw the girls a bone here. Probably right. But a woman should probably be the one to tell another woman how to get an infant to latch on to your nipple or whatever.	/r/TheRedPill	04/08/13 03:11 PM
12	Feminist 'documentary' explores the "systemic societal problems caused by toxic masculinity". In reality, this is a bullshit propaganda film that tries to make all societal problems attributable to masculinity. Be a man. Stop being such a fag. Grow a pair. You're such a girl. Man up. Every single boy growing up in the United States has heard these phrases at least once over the course of his life. They are all too common. They are also all too damaging. Most think that "toughening" boys is just a rite of passage, but a growing body of research is showing just how harmful these messages can be. I used to take something like this message to heart. What I've learned from my experience is that, in fact, al…	/r/TheRedPill	02/08/13 09:31 PM
3	Women Working in Media Yes. It's horrifying.	/r/TheRedPill	02/08/13 05:09 AM
3	Girlfriend makes plans with another guy, need advice on what to do (do I do anything?) This is entirely sensible. A man and woman alone leads to 'it just happened' reliably. Willpower is a scarce resource that can be depleted easily. [1] A lack of willpower isn't necessarily indicative of moral weakness. It can happen to anyone. Removing opportunities for temptation is just common sense about human nature that has its backing in both modern science and old tradition. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/04/books/review/willpower-by-roy-f-baumeister-and-john-tierney-book-review.html?…	/r/TheRedPill	01/08/13 09:23 PM
7	Women Working in Media Yes. Women dominate up until they preg out, and even then they often stay around. "women in media are more dynamic because they sit down and watch hours of tvs and read grazia mags and know whats hot." They can relate to their retarded audience better than men can. This I don't dispute. The majority of Americans are subnormal, retrograde, barely sentient creatures by historical standards. What I disagree with is that maintaining this low standard is a sensible long term strategy. Can you imagine…	/r/TheRedPill	01/08/13 08:10 PM
18	Trollx discusses what it's like to be a successful 20-something trying to find a date today. Hamsters can't figure out why all the unemployed deadbeats they chase never have money. When men are well-employed in corpville, they're usually too stressed and fat to be physically attractive. If you're married, crunch will keep you at the office for too long, making wifey unhaaaaappy, which leads to lifelong slavery for that brave manned-up man. When women are employed in corpville, they're stressed and fat, and because their employment has no attractiveness value to men, they're just stressed, fat, and entitled, plus they have no time at all to actually go do anything interesti…	/r/TheRedPill	30/07/13 02:33 AM
3	/r/unitedkingdom discusses a proposed ban on revealing images of women in magazines by feminists Anyone know why the British are going so hard towards censorship now? With this and the internet porn filter it just seems so sudden and odd.	/r/TheRedPill	29/07/13 07:09 PM
2	Meditations on Privilege, Creepiness, and Superweapons This is why I insisted on such a laborious metaphor explaining that creepiness comes not from male power but from male weakness. We are frickin' terrified here. I hesitate to write this because the modern zeitgeist insists that claims of weakness are inevitably associated with claims that the other side is oppressing you and is an evil tyrant and therefore they are bad and you are good and you should get to dictate terms to them. And so any claim of weakness is treated just as harshly as any oth…	/r/TheRedPill	29/07/13 02:18 AM
0	More proof that women are wired differently: "Girls who had experienced physical abuse didn't show a cortisol (fight-or-flight) response to stress at all, instead, they have a spike of oxytocin (trust, feelings of security, and attachment) during stress." A feminist would say "you must be the problem, because they all cheated on you." That begs the question about what kind of crazy society countenances such casual adultery (one that is headed towards destruction).	/r/TheRedPill	29/07/13 01:20 AM
5	More proof that women are wired differently: "Girls who had experienced physical abuse didn't show a cortisol (fight-or-flight) response to stress at all, instead, they have a spike of oxytocin (trust, feelings of security, and attachment) during stress." So the propaganda that girls get in some schools to watch out for bad boys who hit them is actually going to be ineffective, because being mistreated can feel so good. A brute who beats a girl is a thrilling boyfriend, but a god-awful father. Once upon a time, this was recognized. Unable to say that the patriarchal family is an ideal, modern society attempts to persuade people to conform to social norms by appeals to emotion. "Don't suck off that bad boy: you'll be sad when he beats you!" The ap…	/r/TheRedPill	28/07/13 09:36 PM
2	2016 and some thoughts Politicians have very limited authority on how to actually govern. Bureaucrats who run the various regulatory agencies have far more direct authority than any elected politician. Politicians can set the overall tone of the political environment, but they otherwise do very little actual governing. Anyone who has worked for a politician can tell you that most of their days are spent on constituent relations and meetings with important donors and their representatives. Few spend time reviewing legi…	/r/TheRedPill	26/07/13 07:30 AM
3	Differences of reaction to political scandals. A result of our feminized society? [A rant/Meandering stream of consciousness] Guys in the 18th century would almost certainly have just marched on Washington and burned it down. The end. No memes. Just town meetings around the country followed by unanimous agreements to burn down the city, and maybe tar and feather some of the main perpetrators. Then, they'd march, because they were already all organized into independent militias prepared to go to war. That's what the right to 'bear arms' means. 'Bear arms' at aggressors in a warlike fashion. Not to amass a tactilol arsen…	/r/TheRedPill	22/07/13 02:59 AM
2	If women don't use logic to reason, how do they reason? Few people think in a logical manner consistently. Logic is a discipline in and of itself. It's challenging to speak and reason in a consistently logical manner. Go ahead and take this free logic course developed at Stanford. Women can often survive and thrive without thinking logically in a consistent manner. It's easier and more common for women to gain access to resources without needing to work in complex fields due to their inherent value in reproduction as judged by others. Men usually nee…	/r/TheRedPill	21/07/13 09:54 PM
2	Blue-piller watches his little cupcake turn into a big cupcake, side of hamster [x-post /r/confession] I think this is discordant from both the statistics around cohabitation and marital success along with my personal experience (latter's much less important). Marriage is so messed up from a legal standpoint that co-habbing to test the partnership doesn't really work the way you might think it does.	/r/TheRedPill	20/07/13 11:05 AM
4	Blue-piller watches his little cupcake turn into a big cupcake, side of hamster [x-post /r/confession] Maybe co-habbing is a way of testing someone in a dysfunctional anti-marriage culture. I know that's the approach I took years ago.	/r/TheRedPill	20/07/13 07:19 AM
8	Blue-piller watches his little cupcake turn into a big cupcake, side of hamster [x-post /r/confession] This is the real damage that pro-fatty social norms do. Some people are really too weak-willed to maintain their health on sheer willpower against social norms. Also, I dunno, previous generations thought co-habbing was a bad idea. There may be some reasons for that. She starts to become dysfunctional coincident with their cohabitation. There may be a connection; I dunno. Relaxing social norms about cohabitation are also doing these two no favors at all. There's no cure for this other than kicki…	/r/TheRedPill	20/07/13 06:15 AM
6	So where did all the good women go? If you've a grandmother, you probably have some experience of a woman who un-apologetically arranged her life around supporting her husband, rearing her children, and managing an efficient, attractive household. Their descendants were indoctrinated to believe that managing a household and rearing children were class-negative (Betty Friedan etc.). The way to climb socially was to take on a more male role in society, or to rear children in a family structure purported to exist in savage tribes (by…	/r/TheRedPill	20/07/13 05:36 AM
29	stereotypical western moms on the internet - 30 rock 900% accurate.	/r/TheRedPill	19/07/13 10:34 AM
4	A crack in the narrative: Hacker News ~97% of startup founders are male. Sadly because so many people in the industry went to Stanford, Harvard, etc. they're pushing more and more female hiring, to the detriment of many companies. There's really no preserving what existed before in the long run when you're trying your hardest to recruit employees from a pool of people that are filtered for feminist sentiments in admissions. When the company is really small, one preg executive can cause a lot of disruption. Even just a mid-level empl…	/r/TheRedPill	16/07/13 01:29 PM
1	BIG POST: Why Long-Term Monogamy Doesn't Work In 21st Century America Like his whole blog. Less succinct I guess but I wish someone had dumped that on me when I was 18.	/r/TheRedPill	15/07/13 03:00 AM
5	Is feminism entrenched, and is it related to skewed college attendance? [long theory post] Do you think it's a coincidence, that the media outlet capitol of this country, New York City, is one of the only major metropolises where women outnumber men? Start with the fact that those journalism and communication programs even in a 50/50 general student body split tend to favor women traditionally, when you now take into the fact that that 50/50 ration is closer to 60/40 and rising, it quickly becomes clear those programs are becoming dominated by women even more than just colleges in gen…	/r/TheRedPill	15/07/13 02:47 AM
3	BIG POST: Why Long-Term Monogamy Doesn't Work In 21st Century America Dalrock did it better with better citations.	/r/TheRedPill	15/07/13 02:17 AM
7	Want to get inside a woman's head/lifestyle? Read materials marketed to women. IRL how rich guys make money is totally mysterious to women, even those that have married said rich guys for a very long time, except in exceptional cases.	/r/TheRedPill	07/07/13 09:17 AM
12	Does the redpill identify with traditional conservatives? I don't think this is correct. The actual trad perspective (in contrast to say the modern evangelical Christian perspective) takes a much harsher view of female nature. How do you think the ancient Greeks or Romans viewed women?	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/13 08:33 PM
1	"Recently got married, and my wife let me wear these socks" (/r/geek xPost) And like a real Jedi Master, I bet he's celibate. Zing.	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/13 01:03 AM
8	"Sexual coercion by male chimpanzees shows that female choice may be more apparent than real" [Academic paper proposes that the paradigm that females 'control' mating in higher organisms is false and male choices/genetics/behavior are more responsible] Think about an old movie when the lady slaps a cad for getting too grabby. Is she actually dangerous to the guy? No. The slap is just a suggestion of the savage beating that the guy will get from her father, brothers, and her uncle, the local judge if he continues. 'No' means "my dad's upstairs, and he'll shoot your kneecaps out." If dad's not upstairs, and the cad says "C'mon, baby, it's just the tip," and her guiding moral sensibility is 'if it feels good, do it,' she'll say "Oh, alright, if i…	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/13 04:40 PM
6	Is it weird that other guys constantly buy my GF shit? Yeah I was in a similar situation once with an attractive, feminine, religious, popular girl. I was younger then and didn't handle it that well. I poached her from her multi-year-relationship boyfriend and I dumbly tried to make it into a serious relationship. This girl had random dudes sending her flowers at work, guys buying her tickets to things, random gifts, etc. same kind of thing, with a similar "they'e just being nice!!!" rationalization. But every day there's another story of some guy f…	/r/TheRedPill	03/07/13 06:09 PM
7	Is it weird that other guys constantly buy my GF shit? Go out on dates with other girls and then mention it casually afterwards. Or just break up with her (it's what I'd do), because accepting gifts from other guys while she's supposedly exclusive with you is a demonstration of contempt. She's a spiritual person and always says "wow, isn't it great when people show compassion for each other?" I keep telling her it's because guys are attracted to her and trying to get in her pants, but it's like she doesn't want to acknowledge it. Haha, seen this bef…	/r/TheRedPill	03/07/13 05:10 PM
37	19 year old woman, who has ridden the cock carousel with 27 partners already, asks if her partner count is a deal breaker! "F44 Divorced Gal. No matter what I do guys aren't messaging me online. Also my cat died. HELP."	/r/TheRedPill	01/07/13 09:36 PM
2	Annoying article to read: blame men for everything, women should use violence and report men to police. Yeah I meant more that Seattle is whiter/asianer than most SWPL cities.	/r/TheRedPill	01/07/13 09:31 PM
9	Annoying article to read: blame men for everything, women should use violence and report men to police. So why don't they have the loyalty of other men to protect them? Women are never going to develop superpowers that render them capable of deterring 'street harassment.' How many of these suggestions could provoke an angry thug to just clock her in the nose on reflex? About 90% of them. Talk about anti-street-smarts. Also notice how all the guys in the comic are white. Maybe that's just a Seattle artifact, but the guys who catcall in other cities are most definitely not white hipsters or fat drun…	/r/TheRedPill	01/07/13 09:04 PM
51	19 year old woman, who has ridden the cock carousel with 27 partners already, asks if her partner count is a deal breaker! "F29. My husband is so dull and I don't know what to do..."	/r/TheRedPill	01/07/13 08:18 PM
1	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill We can call every phenomenons in different ways and class them in different categories, but in the end, even if we reject the labels, I still manifest the ''symptoms'' and my problems are not solved. Yup. I'm not pretending that your symptoms don't exist. I've no solutions or suggestions for you. Your character may be less of an 'illness' or disability than you think. Play to your strengths as a man, whatever they are.	/r/TheRedPill	30/06/13 05:48 AM
2	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill Heh, np. I'm used to people flipping out when I bring up Szasz, so I have some experience making the case to hostile audiences.	/r/TheRedPill	30/06/13 02:13 AM
2	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill You're welcome. Always glad to explain something controversial. It'd almost be more accurate to refer to 'mental illnesses' as syndromes, rather than diseases, but they're not even syndromes, because the collections of symptoms that are used to make a diagnosis aren't even the same.	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 08:56 PM
1	statistics: maternal mortality, workplace hazards, and parricide Yeah. I've no problem with men taking risky jobs. I've done so myself. It's fun as hell to know that if you lose your footing, you're going to die. On the other hand, dirty working conditions are not as macho and suck pretty hard, but that's why you wear a facemask. Risky jobs of certain kinds also concentrate rewards into the hands of the people who work them. You don't see many female traders, mercenaries, entrepreneurs, or rig workers. Good. There are times during these jobs when a split seco…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 07:36 PM
16	Pro-Feminist, Leftist male gets told the score by his Feminist female "friends" [bluepill example] Trying to enter men into the victim olympics is never going to result in a gold medal. I don't quite understand the endgame. Once men win the gold medal in the victim olympics, the laws will change, we'll have tons of those magical equal marriages that we read about in propaganda but never see in reality, and the horrible scourge of men being beaten up my their girlfriends will be ended forever? All those angry feminists will say "Yes, MRA. We were wrong. Men are the true victims here. We're goi…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 09:39 AM
3	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill Yes, psychiatric illnesses are metaphors-defined-as-diseases. In some cases it's more directly a metaphor: 'narcissistic personality disorder' likens the patient's behavior as observed by a psychiatrist to that of Narcissus in the myth. Here's an essay by Szasz (that's also a full length book by the same name) on the topic: http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Szasz/myth.htm To establish his authority a little bit, he was one of the driving forces behind removing homosexuality from the DSM in the 1970s…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 07:51 AM
13	Patriarchy: Restraining Males - Best explanation of why society needs patriarchy as a structure Patriarchy isn't the magical conspiracy theory between men that academic theory purports it to be. It's a social norm that places men at the head of the family unit, legally and culturally. There's always some kind of family structure. Patriarchy happens to have been the most greatest family structure in terms of producing economic, military, and artistic success. Civilizations that don't have patriarchy tend to get severely pummeled by rivals that do. This is because patriarchy facilitates the …	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 03:10 AM
29	Rich doctor discovers that women are only interested in his because of his income, he becomes disillusioned in dating women Rich dudes thinking of wifing their pretty women should just browse the women on AshleyMadison in a wealthy region. The profiles say... my evil husband is a doctor, doctor, lobbyist, lawyer, VP, dentist, executive, consultant, banker, I'm-so-lonely-why-don't-you-come-fuck-me-without-a-rubber. Should be very instructive. Also go to a wine bar, which is where aging harridans like to gossip with each other. Listen to their conversations. Half of them are about getting around pre-nups, their friend'…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 02:45 AM
7	Hamster keeps on spinning into golden years Your story reminds me of my family's breakup FWIW -- very similar pattern of attempted reconciliation -> degenerate behavior -> divorce. She was also apparently abused by random neighborhood dudes in her childhood, although came from a lower middle-class family like my father, climbed to the 0.5% as a stay-at-home mom and continual Ivy League degree-pursuer, and then destroyed my family's wealth in an 5-year-long epic divorce. White trash are scum, especially when they come from a better class a…	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/13 02:41 AM
0	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill No, I agree with Thomas Szasz (www.szasz.com) that psychiatric illnesses are metaphors, and that they can't be objectively identified like actual illnesses. I've read his books. Have you studied him, or the other (non-Scientologist etc.) serious critics of psychiatry? Maybe some of the recent well-reviewed books on the topic? Like The Book of Woe by Gary Greenberg? [1] Anything by Peter Breggin? Or are you just going to nip at me like a small cat? [1]http://www.amazon.com/The-Book-Woe-Unmaking-P…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 11:33 PM
-5	Asperger's syndrome and the red pill Asperger's is not a 'disease,' but a metaphor for observed behavior. Also, even the DSM has phased out Asperger's. I dunno how to fix your problems for you, but you could start by shaking off a label that even psychiatrists no longer believe is valid.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 10:56 PM
2	Hamster keeps on spinning into golden years Perhaps, but I'm not so sure. A lot of boomers are self-made. I personally think it has much more to do with the legal changes in marriage and in the role of women. It's all muddled together in the culture, though.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 09:24 PM
15	Hamster keeps on spinning into golden years This shows how marriage can be incredibly dangerous to your kids. This kind of group-hatred that older women work up with each other about their husbands to make it easier for them to divorce/cheat etc. is almost universal within middle class and higher circles. It's the bedrock of how women in the age group socialize with each other. From some of the cuckolded dude's later comments: The guy she had the affair with is completely different than the way we have lived our lives to date. He smokes w…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 07:42 PM
0	Girl on r/okcupid complains that men only want "dumb" girls and are avoiding her because she is too "intelligent" [OKC username is "Sarcastic_socks", she likes vampires & "dead things", she uses "sarcastic" and "weirdo" to describe herself multiple times, ideal job is a coroner, and is overweight] "Can you hook me up with any hot corpses?"	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 05:48 PM
2	No description does it full justice. Poor guy tried to be a supportive cuckold. Look at this abusive guy, complaining about his strong independent girlfriend fucking around on her European tour. How creepy of him. Doesn't he know that he's being a controlling jerk? This must be a trend. An old co-worker of mine was just telling me about how his wife went on a European trip alone to celebrate her graduation from art school. I didn't have the heart to tell him what I thought she'd been doing on her trip.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 02:35 AM
3	This got me banned at /r/okcupid Does that promote hatred against 30something women or something in the eyes of the mods? Hilarious. I can guarantee that women can rattle of reasons as to why they date older men and not get banned. However what I had to say was apparently derogatory. You be the judge. When they talk about it, it's empowering. When you talk about it, it's group hatred. I also don't see how it's nonconstructive. Women in their late 20s and early 30s ought to know that Cosmo lied to them and that shaming tactics t…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/13 12:14 AM
1	GF(34F) and I(33M) just went on a break this morning. What do? : relationships Help me TRP! "I'm having a growth removed from my cervix coincidentally when we're 'on a break.'" Gotta give her credit for creativity.	/r/TheRedPill	27/06/13 11:46 PM
1	(red pill?) Woman complains about a lack of true men in this era, white knight betas confronts her in true beta fashion: indirectly, passive-aggressively 50s era man would consider her a low woman to be pumped & dumped; not married. Basically she wants all the benefits of a confident guy without the high costs and standards that were applied to the women of the time. What, you can't even cook? What, you socialize with single men? What, you wear pants? What, you expect all the past benefits of marriage without the permanence? Or the obligations? It's like saying that she deserves a job with certain high qualifications despite possessing none of th…	/r/TheRedPill	24/06/13 09:52 PM
5	What really drives feminism- the shit test to end all shit tests Mary Wollstonecraft, probably the proto-feminist, was pretty, even until her late 30s, when she died. Judith Butler, not so much. Simone de Beauvoir, really not so much. Betty Friedan looked kind of off, even when young -- she's like what insecure Jewish girls are terrified that they look like but usually don't, with her huge schnozz. Some US sufragettes were hotties. The main proponents were old maids, though. Margaret Sanger was plain hot. The second wavers look almost universally like dogs th…	/r/TheRedPill	20/06/13 11:45 PM
10	TRP actually agrees with some of the core tenets of serious feminist philosophy: agency, autonomy, freedom to choose. THIS IS why it pissess off feminists so much. A lot of bog standard feminists who don't get through Women's Studies 101 might not get to that point in the reading. The overall direction of feminism is to socialize childcare completely, yes, but a lot of individuals haven't read the important books to understand exactly what they're arguing for. Hence why a lot of women say "my feminism is X" or write articles about "what feminism is." Because they were sleeping in class or haven't read a book besides 50 Shades in a decade, so they have only…	/r/TheRedPill	20/06/13 08:38 PM
4	Serena Williams calls it how it is and tells The Rolling Stone that a girl who eventually got raped put herself in a risky situation. What happened to that girl was pretty terrible, but it's also true that you have a social system (no-patriarchy-allowed) that guarantees that girls and women will be predated on at parties like this. Dads/brothers from the 1900s or late 19th century would be contemptuous of this state of affairs in which it's actually really common for girls in the middle class / upper middle class to wind up raped or otherwise fucked in embarrassing ways at parties with monotonous regularity. I don't really con…	/r/TheRedPill	20/06/13 12:55 AM
1	How to rebuild patriarchy in two easy steps 1 is ridiculously sensible and would be hard to argue against. It's even compatible with the current legal system. The funds would go to a neutrally-managed trust rather than one spouse or another. 2 seems a little out there to me.	/r/TheRedPill	13/04/13 06:24 PM
1	Opinion: Women, don't marry young "It's no mystery why this is the case. Amid our post-industrial, hi-tech economy, it takes longer to gain the personal insights and occupational skills needed to make a successful transition to adulthood. It takes time not just to develop the practical knowledge needed to negotiate a rapidly changing world but also to gain a clear sense of purpose about one's own life and about the kind of person one wishes to have as a life partner." Actually, no. It's not a "post-industrial economy." The indus…	/r/TheRedPill	05/04/13 04:46 PM
12	Engagement Rings It'd be fine if half of them weren't going to just loot the guy a few years after the marriage. It's the context that matters.	/r/TheRedPill	05/04/13 12:07 AM
6	More nonsense from Toronto: Ryerson Students’ Union blocks men’s issues group (repost from beta subreddit r/toronto...see comments) No, it's not. The point is to train you in the 'correct' way of thinking, at least in the liberal arts. It makes no sense to complain about having a men's group blocked at a university. The entire purpose of the university system is to suppress dissent and cultivate new zealots for the system. It's like starting a Satanism club at a Catholic school.	/r/TheRedPill	03/04/13 06:59 PM
1	Wannabe White Knights Rally to Defend Geek-Maiden from Sexist Dragon Puritans.	/r/TheRedPill	03/04/13 06:06 AM
2	Red Pill thoughts on homosexual marriage? "Marriage" has a completely different legal definition today than it did less than 100 years ago. Now, it's a haphazardly enforced legal contract that entitles women to cash and prizes for dissolving it unilaterally. It's just a formal long term relationship that provides women with special rights over the income and assets of the husband. Governments are usually involved in enforcing contracts. I think marriage contracts should be much less regulated than they are now. What happens in a gay div…	/r/TheRedPill	02/04/13 10:47 PM
3	Blue-Piller Goes on Deployment, Comes Back to This... "I'll always have the memories."	/r/TheRedPill	01/04/13 05:51 PM
3	From Huffpo: Every body is a 'bikini body' Cellulite is beautiful, "real women", and other classic hamsterisms There are countries where fat women are considered beautiful (Mauritania). Their parents fatten them like geese before selling them to a wealthy suitor. Changing social norms in a similar way in the US would require a massive amount of propaganda deployed over an extraordinarily long period of time. It would also need to be agreeable to the general population. My question to HuffPo would be "what kind of ads can you sell against this kind of content?" I see a multivitamin ad next to this article…	/r/TheRedPill	01/04/13 01:38 AM