How would one who has not taken the Red Pill yet be able to tell who is teaching them actual Red Pill material rather than pretending to be Red Pill and intentionally guiding them the wrong way so as to prevent a person from becoming Red Pill?

Naus1987 · 2022-02-26T19:43:34+00:00

It’s like feminism, religion, or any other group really.

The key is to identify what ethical philosophy you want to follow first. And then you can break down individual claims as either ethical or unethical.

The idea that an entire group could be ethical is almost always flawed. No religion is perfectly ethical. No political party is perfectly ethical. And neither is feminism or red pill.

But if you build your life on a foundation of ethics, then you can pick and choose which ideas and concepts to follow based on whether they’re ethical or not.

A good example for red pill is to take statistics. You’re statistically have a real chance to experience a divorce. How you handle that information should be based on ethics, and not on some random YouTuber’s opinion.

You can recognize that there are bad women (and men) which choosing not to be an asshole to them. You can date people, be honest about your intentions, and be honest with how the laws are slanted. Be honest and act with integrity. You can turn down women with red flags when you notice them. You don’t have to be an asshole. Just be like “I’m sorry, but I’m not interested in a relationship.” And be ethical enough to not abuse or take advantage of people. Don’t lead people on with manipulation just to sleep with them. Be honest. Be ethical.

Find a philosophical path to follow, not a person.

xvszero · 2022-02-26T18:58:16+00:00

Why bother distinguishing? True red pill dweebs aren't worth listening to, and red pill grifter dweebs aren't worth listening to either.

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