Even by their own terms, the end game for successfully implementing Red Pill is garbage for society, and equally shitty for the individual.

For example, on a social level, a red piller recently claimed on a well known podcast that his advice is ultimately only any good for a 'tiny percentage of men', but even if it is, 'at least he's giving them the tools for success'. Only a sociopath could respond to a dismal situation in this type of way and be satisfied with it. If almost all men and many women are screwed by definition, the first thing any decent human being would do is seek alternative routes for human existence. Not stew in a paradigm that can literally only be of use to 1% of all men.

On a personal level, red pillers also claim men can never show vulnerabilities to women, because not only are women ill-equipped to understand their struggle, but they may even find them utterly unattractive for struggling in the first place (source: same interview featured above). Red pillers like Richard Cooper claim that a woman can be a good compliment to a man's purpose in life. But even if this were a desirable goal, what type of belief system has a reward that involves living in close quarters with someone who you can't even share your vulnerabilities with, lest you be kicked to the curb for being perceived as weak? Sounds like a chore more than anything.

Even if we grant them many assumptions, what practical good can their beliefs be to anyone who is not a sociopath?