I find it curious how the red pill view is considered kind of common sense in Russia. Here's a quote by probably the most famous contemporary Russian writer, Victor Pelevin:

"The woman of the future is a sluttily dressed feminist protected by a punitive structure staffed by sexually repressed men".

It comes from his latest novel, which, together with his previous novel "SNUFF" are incredibly anti-feminist. I am quite sure that they, unlike his earlier novels, will never be published in the Anglo-speaking world and if they will, the shitstorm is going to be tremendous.

Just a reminder that redpill is quite a common view in other countries.