RedPill reputation on Reddit

tombreck2 · 2015-02-21T20:27:53+00:00

Do a google image search for "reddit meetup".

Anytime that my opinion agrees with non-TRP reddit I know that I should re-consider my opinion.

Dev_on · 2015-02-21T20:31:25+00:00

INB4 concern trolling.

You aren't going to change people, the end game isn't to make TRP some kind of respected authority... it's to maximize your happiness and stop being someone elses strategy...

How a subforum is percieved by someone else has no bearing on that.

monsieurhire2 · 2015-02-21T20:34:54+00:00

There is truth to what you say, however, the same people who condemn us freely throw around terms like "dick" and "cock," so, they don't exactly have the moral highground. Nobody has the right to controll another person's speech, and everyone is free to say what comes to mind, but there are social consequences if your speech is unpopular. Popular speech isn't always truthful, but masses believe it because of the hegemonic process, which is like overlapping types of omnipresent peer pressure of varying degrees of subtlety. There was a movement to make feminist speech popular so people would believe it truthful, and little opposition, so now, feminist speech has become popular, and therefore more truthful than masculinist speech. The reason people use non-approved words under the feminist speech regime is to give it the middle finger. Sure, there are some real misogynists and homophobes on here, as well as racists, but most people just like saying the words the women forbade them to say. Anytime you forbid speech, you charge it up with power. Think of how GOOD it feels to say FUCK if you've been trying not to say it for years for fear of punishment by your parents and the school. Then, when you get to college, and you aren't as rigidly policed, it's "fuck this, fuck that," and nobody gives you detention. It's like a pressure release valve.

For myself, it feels good to say "hamplanet," because for years, I was guilted into staying quiet on fat-shaming by the PC police. Now granted, I don't hate fat people, but I can't say that I approve of their lifestyle choices, regardless of whether they have it easy or hard. And I don't think fat people should accept their condition any more than a person with any other disease should accept it; they should fight and overcome it, not give into it and live stunted lives. But that's my particular value system.

NaturalPeanutButter · 2015-02-21T21:58:23+00:00

I talk that way because I want to and because I don't give a fuck if it offends people. TRP grows just fine without pandering to the masses.

KilluaKanmuru · 2015-02-21T23:12:57+00:00

The hate for this sub is understandable. It's easy to reject the truth and swallow the blue pill. People actively fight against the truth to keep their world comfortable. It's funny.

crazydave1979 · 2015-02-21T20:36:56+00:00

I wouldn't worry about it. It's not just reddit. In Most comment sections across the internet the loudest voices are the self righteous liberals. Mostly because their voices are ignored in real life.

Most of the stuff on this sub seems to sound alot like everyday conversations at work and out with friends.

swimcris11 · 2015-02-21T23:26:26+00:00

I agree. When I see a post or comment of someone trying to piss all over someone and cursing non stop because they're opinion is the shit I just ignore it. Theres no bettering those people because they already think they're the best. It's great in the fact that you don't care, but not caring is just one facet of the red pill. We can all get better and being part of a civil discussion sans name calling and added profanity would certainly help the content.

relationshipdownvote · 2015-02-21T21:33:22+00:00

Can we work on trying to have discussions about the redpill without sounding like teenagers with self esteem problems?

This is how men naturally talk to each other. Men have to be hard because the world won't be soft on them, best to teach this lesson to each other and reiterate it honestly. The discourse here should reflect that of a classic barbershop or auto garage, not mangled by PC talk like a workplace.

beer77 · 2015-02-21T22:09:19+00:00

Can we work on trying to have discussions about the redpill without sounding like teenagers with self esteem problems?

More than a few of the people here are in fact teenagers with self esteem problems, but more to the point, why should anyone here give a runny shit what reddit as a whole thinks of us?

Sorry to spoil any aspirations you might have of acceptance and hugs and whatever else you might want from the reddit community as a whole but TRP is, always was, and always will be the subject of pure hate and revulsion. This is a place where low status low value men teach one another to put on the sheeps' clothing of high value men. If you've been paying attention then you'd realize that is something that makes womens' skin crawl, and why.

Why do you guys feel it necessary to add these adjectives on top of standard RP terminology? Don't you realize that it makes you sound like an insecure bitch yourself when say that?

LOL. Maybe the bolding will help you identify the irony.

In a social environment, you are judged by the way you present yourself

I don't give a single fuck how the "social environment" of fucking reddit perceives me except for the purest practicalities of not getting any consequences in real life. Oh noes, the kids in /r/adviceanimals don't like me, I better be nicer?

But here's the real question:

How does your attempt at tone policing help me, or anyone else here, get his dick sucked? How does it improve my life, or anyone else's life?

Title	RedPill reputation on Reddit
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Date	February 21, 2015 8:23 PM UTC (11 years ago)
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