I have been a Redpiller for atleast 1 year now, I love TRP.
However, I have seen a hypocritical idea here on TRP. For my argument to make sense, we have to assume 2 things:
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TheRedPill claims that some men are born to be Beta and some men are born to be Alpha, i.e Alpha/Beta split is biological
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TheRedPill claims that women want a Beta to provide for them, and an Alpha to breed and fuck them(eventually impregnate them).
I find this hypocritical, because if this was true, then every male alive today would have been biological offspring of an Alpha, as Betas never got to reproduce.
Thus you have to make a choice: Is "Alpha/Beta" natural or nurtured? I personally think that this is a pure result of Hedonism and Feminism. None of this Alpha/Beta behaviour has ever been observed in history, this is purely from the last 50 years.
Let's go back 20,000 years ago to some tribal society. Were women back then cheating on their partners? No of course not. If they cheated they would be murdered and so would their offspring. Every woman alive today is offspring from a loyal woman who never even considered cheating.
Now let's look at male behaviour 20,000 years ago: Would men commit? Yes of course. They had to guarantee the survival of their offspring- they were forced to commit to ensure the survival of their genes. But, how beta that may be, back then men were way more violent- they would rape and kill their partners if they cheated on them. Back then, men were both Betas and Alphas at the same time, and so it has been up until around ~50 years ago.
I think most boys are born somewhere inbetween the Alpha-Beta scale, but depending on what their influences are, they turn either Alpha or Beta, as they are forced to pick a side in our Hedonistic society(i.e you either fuck or you are a loser). 50 years ago, most men were Purple. Both Alpha and Beta.
What do you think?
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