The Red Pill is, without a doubt, a great resource for people who need to re-evaluate their pre-conceived notions of society. Furthermore, it is a guide to mental, physical, and social self-improvement. Lifting, general fitness, confidence, business acumen - these are important skills and traits which the best men cultivate to their advantage. We all strive to better ourselves in these areas, despite the depressive force of the rather sub-par society we live in.

Part of this depressive force, at least on the social and legal level, is feminism and some of the changes today's feminists are lobbying for in first world countries. Sometimes these feminists say very stupid, or even hateful things. Our first instinct, when threatened by such things, is to entrench ourselves against them. I think we need to do this, in many ways. Especially in changes to legislature which are unfair to men, children, the family unit, and by extension women. But we shouldn't raise our pitchforks, calling for attacks, violence, and hateful outbursts. We shouldn't support those who do, and who give us a bad name. Elliot Rodger was bad enough, let's not empower more "men" to take that route.

Remember, you are the better man. You understand the world better than your peers, male and female, and judge them for their actions and not their sex. Childish attacks from feminists do not warrant childish attacks from mens rights activists - you are above that. Let the people you oppose embarrass themselves while you remain the respected, logical man.

You are strong, intelligent, wise, and understanding. Side with and befriend people who are on your level, and leave the asinine and petty acts to those who've nothing better to do.