sunflowerfreedom Archive

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2	Libertarians disavow 31st District delegate candidate's 'anti-feminist' "red pill libertarian" views		sunflowerfreedom	/r/MGTOW	28/02/17 04:47 AM
0	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married	Off Topic	sunflowerfreedom	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 06:47 PM

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1	Libertarians disavow 31st District delegate candidate's 'anti-feminist' "red pill libertarian" views haha, yes he is not a good spokesman as per these traits. However I was pleased to see he was drawing attention to issues of interest to MGTOWs. "There’s some truths people don’t talk about,” Larson said, such as “differences between the psychology of men and women.” Larson offers a long explanation of those perceived differences on his website. Some of the ways he’d address them, if elected, include “revamping” divorce laws to make marriage more like private contracts, he said. “Currently, disl…	/r/MGTOW	28/02/17 05:57 AM
1	DEA Kratom Ban: Big-Pharma Cucks Yet Again If anyone wants to sign the petition: Please do not make Kratom a Schedule I Substance, a WhiteHouse.gov petition https://wh.gov/iLACs	/r/TheRedPill	02/09/16 03:44 AM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married Legitimate problem that may delay implementing such a solution, although I know of families that manage and sacrifices that could be made if people were interested. Corresponding networks of helping men to find better employment and education on ways to manage being a sole breadwinner could be created as supplemental helps. I don't want to downplay this criticism though, it is real and can be a major current challenge for some to get over. (Edit: Also consider though in the next generation this …	/r/TheRedPill	29/06/16 02:07 AM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married Relevant question, would take a lot of long-term work. The most immediate way is to create voluntary conditions where women aren't working. Marrying women that stay at home voluntarily, men finding jobs to support them, and then raising daughters who follow this programme, and socializing with like-minded people. Also patronizing businesses which support the family values. Voting against legislation that doesn't allow employers to discriminate, and not requiring maternity leave of businesses, th…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 11:00 PM
2	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married Courtship is an alternative to dating. It prevailed before modern dating, and then whatever "dating" is these days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtship edit: (Courtship ordinarily begins when a single man approaches a single woman by going through the woman's father, and then conducts his relationship with the woman under the authority of her father, family, or church, whichever is most appropriate. Courtship always has marriage as its direct goal...Dating, a more modern approach, begins whe…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:46 PM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married "if they so choose it and can perform, why not?" Because this is liberalism/feminism, allowing them into a male role they are typically unfit for, and, even if they are fit, it causes other such problems (possibility of pregnancy, etc.). However as mentioned exceptions may exist in Western Civilization, like Joan of Arc was a woman in military, right? The traditional outlook is that women and children are to be protected, and they are to be gentle and peaceable, while the man is to be more aggre…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:43 PM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married I oppose fornication and talking like this, but agree in courtship if a woman is a feminist they are unfit for marriage unless and until they completely disavow feminism and repent of the sin of adhering to it and rejecting male authority.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:39 PM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married Some of this looks true, we need to focus on reversing the trend though. So should life be made more difficult for women? I think many solutions can be voluntarily implemented, like families can just start encouraging women to stay at home until they are married, and like-minded men can only seek to marry from those pool of women. However other changes in society will involve more of a direct clash of will, like changing anti-male marriage/divorce laws.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:25 PM
1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married True, but I reject the idea that this would not help. Ideas are more powerful than physical conditions, though physical conditions help to reinforce ideas. "I don't think feminism can be defeated." It can be, think more about it. Anti-feminism is also an idea that cannot simply be destroyed by changing how men are raised. The battle is winnable, better strategies might need to be developed though.	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:17 PM
3	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married This would certainly help as it is an artificial condition propped up by government which would correct itself without this kind of wrongful intervention. Also other such government policies of preventing voluntary discrimination/free association (would exclude women from working jobs they should not be doing).	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:15 PM
-1	In order to defeat Feminism, women must be underemployed/volunteering and live at home until they are married Your sister's actions may be legitimate ways of surviving under current conditions, however working like a man, getting male education for male employment, and defending one's self like a man (rather than relying on men to defend her) seems very feminist to me. Also I reject a lot of "conservative anti-feminism" which to me seems still to contain feminism in it; you know, some "MRA"/redpill people talk about "true equality", they want to enforce doublestandards on women, like if men are in the m…	/r/TheRedPill	28/06/16 07:13 PM