I always notice the same thing.

Once they can no longer prove to me that the RedPill/BlackPill isn't full of idiocy, angry guys, misquoted studies and antagonism towards women they pull out the whataboutitsm card.

What about men, what about feminism!

No RedPill Guru has helped men anymore. None have spoken out about men's issues and launched fundraising campaigns for them.

Paul Elam, the masculinist of the day, has pocketed money from donors to his blog. And he didn't help any men. He got no professional care for them, no medical supplies, no basic hygiene products for sick or destitute men, no food, no school supplies for children. Nothing at all.

Nothing but words and an intoxicating ideology full of garbage.

But of course, suddenly men have problems that need to be addressed by RedPill critics. Lmao.

And best of all, criticizing the RedPill and caring about male problems are not mutually exclusive things. It's a ridiculously obvious thing.

Somebody give me a break.