How angry men's rights activists online helped propel Trump to victory | Two more hysterical feminists who don't know the difference between red pillers and MRAs, or just like lying to say they're the same thing.

2019-07-01T15:22:07+00:00

Wage gap. Lol

BigGuysBlitz · 2019-07-01T15:40:00+00:00

This is piss-poor. Are they seriously suggesting the r/TheRedPill "radicalized" enough voters to make a difference. That has to be the weakest suggestion I have ever heard.

Moreover, if it was true, then any political party that wanted to win might actually start to ask itself why so many voters were angry at it. This might lead it to look more inquiringly at:

The hateful rhetoric used by many of the feminists it associates itself with.
The divisive "war on women" rhetoric it uses in its own campaigns.
Social issues such as discrimination in education, family law, hiring and so on, which impact men,

Or, you know, that party could support the undermining of men's right to a fair trial, it could drive polarization as a campaigning technique (all while high-mindedly and sanctimoniously decrying "populism"), it could work hard with ideologues to make universities an even more hostile environment for young men and one of its most prominent senators could tell men, 50% of the voters, to "shut up and put up".

What reply does that merit, other than "go fuck yourself"?

omegaphallic · 2019-07-01T15:40:23+00:00

The irony is that pieces like this are far more effective at "red pilling" moderates/independents than anything direct redpillers themselves can do.

In a very real way, hit pieces like this will help Trump get re-elected.

EsraYmssik · 2019-07-01T16:55:08+00:00

LOL! OP seems to think there's some essential difference between a group of men and women trying to raise awareness of mens' issues, and a bunch of guys trying to get laid. /s

Rethgil · 2019-07-01T19:47:19+00:00

By the way, notice how often women like these try to paint male anger as 'bad' and having no justification, while feminist anger is 'good'.

Rethgil · 2019-07-01T19:46:05+00:00

I actually think the OPPOSITE is true. And many agree with me.

Its because of scumbag hardline feminists and Hilary, and how she adopted their views, that meant many men had enough of their rights being taken away and being smeared as 'bad', which meant Trump got some extra people voting for him because they felt he was the only one who wasnt going to further erode men's human rights.

Feminism and Hilary helped Trump get elected. No surprise that, yet again, they are now trying to avoid taking responsibility for their actions.

xNOM · 2019-07-02T00:06:34+00:00

The Red Pill forum was set up in 2012 by a Reddit user named “pk_atheist” – later revealed to be former Republican lawmaker Robert Fisher. Since then it has become one of the more notorious spaces in the “manosphere” – a loose online coalition of men’s rights activists (MRAs), ‘pick-up artists’ and other male supremacists.

Awww... it's so cute when the fat, angry lesbians use the trendy new internet words!

omegaphallic · 2019-07-01T18:54:03+00:00

FUCK THAT SHIT, I was on here reluctantly endorsing Hillary Clinton, and I'm Canadian. I can't believe those fuckers are trying to blame that Orange Turd Trump on us!!!

perplexedm · 2019-07-01T19:25:16+00:00

lol. "MRAs and other male supremacists". Shaming saga will continue till they have to join us in equality movement.

Blutarg · 2019-07-01T20:22:22+00:00

"They all look the same to me!"

fgrsentinel · 2019-07-03T10:52:10+00:00

I think if memory serves I heard that something like 13% of Trump's supporters in the 2016 election were people who voted for Obama in 2008-2012. I wouldn't say it was "angry MRAs" that helped Trump into office. It was disillusioned Democratic voters. Passing this off as "woman-hating white men" getting him into office is beyond disingenuous. It's nothing more than a propaganda piece and an attempt to discredit the MRM.

Tinnitus_Maximouse · 2019-07-13T22:47:33+00:00

A cursory query on google into these writers told me just about everything I needed to know, both feminist activists, and I would wager both past participants in some gender studies course at their university.

Their use of watchwords was quite telling to me "Manosphere" and "Red Pill" come across as clueless of the subject they are discussing.

I would class myself as somewhat an MRA, but I'm not angry, I'm most certainly not Anti Female, I just think that feminism of today is very clearly anti Male.

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