I don't speak for all "bloopers", but I'm pretty tired (as I'm sure many of you are as well) of seeing the same arguments made over and over again. As a result, I'm going to write out a few responses to some of the more common problematic RP ideas/arguments that I see time and time again on this subreddit. Maybe I'll make a new thread with more later on.

  1. Feminists/SJWs/Bloopers/etc. shouldn't complain because they have it easy comparatively to other people around the world.

If this were true, then TRP shouldn't exist because comparatively, men in "the West" have it so easy compared to men worldwide. We have the ability to choose who we are with, and are free to have preferences in terms of how the relationship goes. We don't have to purchase wives with a dowry and we are free to have casual sex for pleasure, most of the time disregarding the inherent reproductive nature of the act. Where I think that TRP goes awry in this regard is that they want both the freedom to explore sexually and simultaneously be free from the consequences of active sexuality. STIs, crazy people, drunkenness, broken condoms, forgotten pills... these are all IMPLIED RISKS associated with sexual freedom. If it's worth it to you to bang as many people as you can (and many people make this work for themselves!), then by all means all the power to you. However, in my opinion it's disingenuous to desire all of the sex while at the same time demanding that the implied risks be removed from the equation.

  1. Feminists/SJWs are not really oppressed; no one is in "the West"

In relation to the first point, this is an ironic argument coming from TRP, whose entire existence stemmed from the existence feminism whom they claim is oppressing them. In general though, this is also a poor point. There are many valid things to be upset about, and they should not be dismissed because "others have it worse". Let's look at the rise of depression, the 2008 housing market crash, government corruption, excessive consumer culture, etc. These are all legitimate and scary things. Are they immediately life-threatening? Maybe not (in most cases), but that is no excuse (in my mind, at least) to disregard them as non-factors in improving society.

I was chatting with a friend who was applying for university engineering co-op jobs this past month, and he mentioned that (as an Asian) he got a 80% response rate when he used his "white" name (Peter) whereas the applications where he used his Chinese name got a 20% response. Same application, same skillset, same person, no accent (not that it mattered). If you're a white male, chances are you're getting where you want to go. Affirmative action isn't infringing on your space more than you want it to.

  1. Feminism only cares about white women, and especially doesn't care about men.

True, if you're looking at second-wave feminism. However, like many movements the whole is an amalgamation of its parts. The true and relevant parts persist while the less-admirable qualities fall by the wayside. Racism was pretty big in second-wave feminism, and as such as adapted to change with the times. Such is the case with the (ongoing) evolution of feminism. Third-wave feminism is currently addressing its previously exclusive properties and is growing to amend for them. Maybe it's too early in the RP timeline, but I think it's a little disquieting that there's still such a large anger problem and finger-pointing. Personally, I love and can openly endorse /r/MensLib for "explor[ing] and address[ing] men's issues in a positive and solutions-focused way." It's mature, insightful, and yeah women are called out on feminist BS sometimes. But to people get irrationally angry and wish death upon each other? Nope. Can't say the same about TRP there. Despite the calls for self-improvement, zen, and self-responsibility, the amount of women-blaming in TRP is a little bit absurd. Of course you're going to run into crazy women, the same way that you're not going to be bros with every guy you meet. But it's certainly not feminism's fault that crazy women exist.