Miss USA 2011 Contestants: Should Evolution be taught in school?

shute · 2013-01-11T15:22:19+00:00

though the girls who don't believe in evolution, do tend to be the nice feminine religious girl type (and as a consequence usually more feminine, a better partner etc) being red pill men, in large part we have to accept evolution. i mean look at evo psych, survival of the fittest, paleo fitness, the sexual imperative (for men to procreate and spread their seed among many women) etc, at it's route is evolution. spreading the best genetic material possible, living in accordance with the environment and adapting to conditions as necessary.

To me, being red pill means you see things are changing and rather than bitch about the situation you take active steps to put yourself at the top of the ladder, in the emerging systems.

in the past, today's red pill men/ alphas would be generally accepted as traditionalist. i.e. mainstream view was in accordance the male-female hierarchy (patriarchy)

now as conditions change we too adapt. hence the emergence of Game, 'cheerful misogyny', etc to take advantage of the new conditions and lay of the land, to get what we want as men. The traditionalists (or sons and grandsons of them) now who can't get with this change end up being beta or opt out of sexual dynamics completely.

We must always have one step in the future (adapt to emerging markets, new conditions) and one in the past (avoid past mistakes, keep natural masculine traits strong) to successfully navigate the lay of the land

Kepaso · 2013-01-11T16:14:41+00:00

as a non american, it always amazes me to see that this debate is still going strong in the USA. I mean it seems something taken from the 50'S. America is a world full of extremes, it has been the avant garde of science and thechnology for decades, yet a big % of its population is religious, and sometimes in a hardcore way like that creation stuff. As a canadian and part european, i never saw this kind of debate in my life, weither in television or in real life with people.

ThrowawaytheBluePill · 2013-01-11T20:01:13+00:00

The only decent answer, from Lauren Carter of Vermont.

I think evolution should be taught in schools because not everybody necessarily has the same religious background and its important to have scientific facts about the world. And we do know that evolution exists even on a small scale, like with people and with bacteria that are becoming resistant to drugs and what not. So, might as well learn about it.

I'm shocked that so many answers were along the lines of "students should decide for themselves what they believe." I wonder if these girls feel the same way about the moon landing or the holocaust. Or feminist theory, for that matter. Just teach both sides, and let the students decide for themselves. Teach the red pill perspective in the classroom, too, right ladies?

RedHonest · 2013-01-12T03:04:07+00:00

Sorry...I just couldn't finish the whole thing. I love looking at them, just...

...

This is why pump 'n dump is a thing, gents.

2013-01-12T03:58:00+00:00

Wtf...

4:05 - I'm never moving to Idaho...

Edit: This is hilarious!

4:47 - "I took evolution in college" - lmao

But seriously, the hardcore "they should definitely teach evolution" type chicks remind of why I'm not in America... and why I like dumb chicks...

redpillschool · 2013-01-11T14:45:54+00:00

Pageant judges spend time with each delegate to learn about her successes, talents, goals and ambitions. Attention is focused on her poise, charm, self-confidence and her ability to communicate, as well as the substance of her answers.

ckultra · 2013-01-13T13:20:04+00:00

Red staters sounded like women while blue staters barked out their answers in husky, aggressive baritone.

ysef95 · 2013-01-12T12:24:51+00:00

People are making this out to be a joke but what is wrong with saying "children should decide for themselves and be presented with both sides?" Students should be taught to question everything. If the idea is true (like evolution) then the theory can endure being questioned. Much of what is taught in school is misleading or false. I think if an idea is held by a decent percentage of the population it deserves to be taught no matter how silly it may seem to others. Besides no particular theory (even evolution) is as valuable as a critical intellectual attitude.

Title	Miss USA 2011 Contestants: Should Evolution be taught in school?
Author	redpillschool
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Date	January 11, 2013 2:30 PM UTC (13 years ago)
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