This post on TRP about the best method to raise daughters has been…..how to put it....quite controversial. What do the resident Redpill men (and women!) of this sub think about it, and how do they feel that their sub gets represented by things like this?

A few choice excerpts:

  1. Homeschooling. The school system is not only against men. It's a machine designed to turn women into bitter, jealous, loser transgenders as much as it is designed to turn men into beta drones.
  1. No Internet until she's 20.
  1. Very strict religious upbringing. Haven't decided which religion yet, but anybody who sees the mess we're in today and doesn't bow his head with respect to those wise ancient men is frankly a moron! Doesn't matter if there's a God or not, children need a central point of direction that's always looking or they'll end up like us!
  1. Suffocating her, absolutely no ''personal space'' or such bullshit. She's my child, my property, and will reproduce my culture.
  1. Showing a lot of disappointment, which is the most powerful tool of motivation, everything I am today is because I wanted to gain approval from my always disappointed father.
  1. Having her mom as a good example. Seeing how being a faithful, obedient mother and wife brings joys and happiness she will never seek happiness elsewhere.
  1. No ''mature talk'', this modern obsession with explaining the why to children like they're adults, which is nothing more than female irresponsibility combined with the expectation of everything in their lives to be easy. Children are children, allowing them not to understand, not to get it, is the greatest gift and the biggest sacrifice you could and should make as a parent.
  1. Not being obsessed with being ''liked''. I'm the father, my role is to be right, is to do the right thing, it's to enter the room and shout at the kids to go out and play before they get so fat that they can't get up on their own. It's a mother's job to be kind, loving and forgiving, and a father's job to be strict, rational and figurative. Our job is harder, and much more important to the healthy psychological development of children. If we don't step in the mom is going to spoil that child to the point of insanity, it's her instinct to do that, nature has designed her this way and she just can't say no. We can, and we should.