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19 Feb 2019, 6:37 pm

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I had a good chuckle at the idea of traditionally conservative women being self-hating mentioned above. I suppose not having sex with any random stranger who asks, dressing well, not taking drugs, not swearing in public and not binge drinking every weekend are the height of self-loathing :lol:

Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.


Are you saying liberal women have sex with any random stranger who asks? Because I'm a liberal woman and I've never had casual sex, and haven't had any kind of sex in a few years. Also I don't drink alcohol or do drugs. And I'd say I dress pretty well, though not in skirts and heels. I actually think women who wear skirts and heels are the ones who look slu*ty because they are trying to appeal to men's sexuality by dressing that way. Any more liberal stereotypes you'd like me to dismantle for you?


This is equivocation; I didn't say all liberal women were vulgar, but that all vulgar women were liberal. There *may* be vulgar women who are politically conservative in some loose way, but I can't imagine many self-identified traditionalist conservative women do any of the things mentioned, while I most definitely can imagine many self-identified social "liberals" engaging in those activities. I have to note that I use the word "liberal" reluctantly here, given that liberalism has a noble and treasured history in the western world - particularly the Anglophone world - and it's a shame to see it dragged into the dirt the way it has been. "Social nihilists" would be better.

Returning to topic, I'd like to state for the record that I don't sympathize with "red pill" idiots one bit. I don't even think they merit being discussed, but rather, I began reading this thread because I enjoy Mr Rdos' posts.


You also seem to think internalized sexism isn't a thing, so I don't know how to take you seriously.

And if you believe conservatives don't do drugs or drink--I don't think you and I are inhabiting the same reality. Conservatives LOVE alcohol and cocaine, first of all. All the really conservative guys I've ever known were really into coke, which I never understood but it seems popular among a certain group of conservative "boot-strap" type driven self-made kind of guys, I suppose because it feeds the frantic energy of their ambition. In fact I would go so far as to say there seems to be little in life conservatives like more than money and cocaine.

You have an unrealistically idealized view of what most conservative people are actually like. Have you not interacted with many conservative people IRL? Because I lived in a suburb of Toronto for a while that is full of monied conservative people, and they all LOVED cocaine and alcohol and f*****g around on their spouses.



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19 Feb 2019, 6:59 pm

karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
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I had a good chuckle at the idea of traditionally conservative women being self-hating mentioned above. I suppose not having sex with any random stranger who asks, dressing well, not taking drugs, not swearing in public and not binge drinking every weekend are the height of self-loathing :lol:

Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.


Are you saying liberal women have sex with any random stranger who asks? Because I'm a liberal woman and I've never had casual sex, and haven't had any kind of sex in a few years. Also I don't drink alcohol or do drugs. And I'd say I dress pretty well, though not in skirts and heels. I actually think women who wear skirts and heels are the ones who look slu*ty because they are trying to appeal to men's sexuality by dressing that way. Any more liberal stereotypes you'd like me to dismantle for you?


This is equivocation; I didn't say all liberal women were vulgar, but that all vulgar women were liberal. There *may* be vulgar women who are politically conservative in some loose way, but I can't imagine many self-identified traditionalist conservative women do any of the things mentioned, while I most definitely can imagine many self-identified social "liberals" engaging in those activities. I have to note that I use the word "liberal" reluctantly here, given that liberalism has a noble and treasured history in the western world - particularly the Anglophone world - and it's a shame to see it dragged into the dirt the way it has been. "Social nihilists" would be better.

Returning to topic, I'd like to state for the record that I don't sympathize with "red pill" idiots one bit. I don't even think they merit being discussed, but rather, I began reading this thread because I enjoy Mr Rdos' posts.


You also seem to think internalized sexism isn't a thing, so I don't know how to take you seriously.

And if you believe conservatives don't do drugs or drink--I don't think you and I are inhabiting the same reality. Conservatives LOVE alcohol and cocaine, first of all. All the really conservative guys I've ever known were really into coke, which I never understood but it seems popular among a certain group of conservative "boot-strap" type driven self-made kind of guys, I suppose because it feeds the frantic energy of their ambition. In fact I would go so far as to say there seems to be little in life conservatives like more than money and cocaine.

You have an unrealistically idealized view of what most conservative people are actually like. Have you not interacted with many conservative people IRL? Because I lived in a suburb of Toronto for a while that is full of monied conservative people, and they all LOVED cocaine and alcohol and f*****g around on their spouses.


I don't know what you mean exactly by "internalised sexism". If you mean something like a desire on the part of a woman to do right by her family then I don't know of any definition of the word "sexism" that would justify such a conclusion. If you mean the recognition, on the part of a woman that there are some differences between the two sexes, then it seems to be a synonym for "sanity". Either way, I don't see anything sexist about it, so you'll have to clarify that one.

I think you're having difficulty understanding the difference between a categorical and a general statement; I had thought that you'd encounter this difficulty, so I tried to spell it out. I'll do so one last time: in general (not always) those who genuinely (not for the sake of appearances) hold traditionalist conservative views are less likely (with some exceptions) to engage in acts of self-degradation. Again, I'll point out that a counterexample to a general - as opposed to a categorical - statement does not disprove that statement.

You also seem to struggle to separate those who profess conservative values to those who actually have them. There are plenty of degenerate nouveau riche types who claim to be conservatives - they may even be card-carrying members of their local conservative parties - but are doing it to ingratiate themselves with those who will be financially useful to them, or to keep up appearances, rather than out of any genuine sense of conviction. Conversely, those who hold "socially liberal" views with real conviction are almost obliged to engage in acts of self-degradation. "Liberal" comes from the Latin "liber" meaning simply "free"; it is the political philosophy that stresses freedom above all else. Unfortunately, the only freedom social liberals seem to be interested in is that which involves the genitals, which is the reason real freedom cannot last more than another generation or two.



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19 Feb 2019, 7:08 pm

Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
I had a good chuckle at the idea of traditionally conservative women being self-hating mentioned above. I suppose not having sex with any random stranger who asks, dressing well, not taking drugs, not swearing in public and not binge drinking every weekend are the height of self-loathing :lol:

Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.


Are you saying liberal women have sex with any random stranger who asks? Because I'm a liberal woman and I've never had casual sex, and haven't had any kind of sex in a few years. Also I don't drink alcohol or do drugs. And I'd say I dress pretty well, though not in skirts and heels. I actually think women who wear skirts and heels are the ones who look slu*ty because they are trying to appeal to men's sexuality by dressing that way. Any more liberal stereotypes you'd like me to dismantle for you?


This is equivocation; I didn't say all liberal women were vulgar, but that all vulgar women were liberal. There *may* be vulgar women who are politically conservative in some loose way, but I can't imagine many self-identified traditionalist conservative women do any of the things mentioned, while I most definitely can imagine many self-identified social "liberals" engaging in those activities. I have to note that I use the word "liberal" reluctantly here, given that liberalism has a noble and treasured history in the western world - particularly the Anglophone world - and it's a shame to see it dragged into the dirt the way it has been. "Social nihilists" would be better.

Returning to topic, I'd like to state for the record that I don't sympathize with "red pill" idiots one bit. I don't even think they merit being discussed, but rather, I began reading this thread because I enjoy Mr Rdos' posts.


You also seem to think internalized sexism isn't a thing, so I don't know how to take you seriously.

And if you believe conservatives don't do drugs or drink--I don't think you and I are inhabiting the same reality. Conservatives LOVE alcohol and cocaine, first of all. All the really conservative guys I've ever known were really into coke, which I never understood but it seems popular among a certain group of conservative "boot-strap" type driven self-made kind of guys, I suppose because it feeds the frantic energy of their ambition. In fact I would go so far as to say there seems to be little in life conservatives like more than money and cocaine.

You have an unrealistically idealized view of what most conservative people are actually like. Have you not interacted with many conservative people IRL? Because I lived in a suburb of Toronto for a while that is full of monied conservative people, and they all LOVED cocaine and alcohol and f*****g around on their spouses.


I don't know what you mean exactly by "internalised sexism". If you mean something like a desire on the part of a woman to do right by her family then I don't know of any definition of the word "sexism" that would justify such a conclusion. If you mean the recognition, on the part of a woman that there are some differences between the two sexes, then it seems to be a synonym for "sanity". Either way, I don't see anything sexist about it, so you'll have to clarify that one.

I think you're having difficulty understanding the difference between a categorical and a general statement; I had thought that you'd encounter this difficulty, so I tried to spell it out. I'll do so one last time: in general (not always) those who genuinely (not for the sake of appearances) hold traditionalist conservative views are less likely (with some exceptions) to engage in acts of self-degradation. Again, I'll point out that a counterexample to a general - as opposed to a categorical - statement does not disprove that statement.

You also seem to struggle to separate those who profess conservative values to those who actually have them. There are plenty of degenerate nouveau riche types who claim to be conservatives - they may even be card-carrying members of their local conservative parties - but are doing it to ingratiate themselves with those who will be financially useful to them, or to keep up appearances, rather than out of any genuine sense of conviction. Conversely, those who hold "socially liberal" views with real conviction are almost obliged to engage in acts of self-degradation. "Liberal" comes from the Latin "liber" meaning simply "free"; it is the political philosophy that stresses freedom above all else. Unfortunately, the only freedom social liberals seem to be interested in is that which involves the genitals, which is the reason real freedom cannot last more than another generation or two.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internalized_sexism

It's a real phenomenon. Check it out.

And yeah, I figured you would go the whole "anyone who does those things isn't a REAL conservative" no-true-scotsman fallacy route.



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19 Feb 2019, 7:10 pm

Please stop trying to derail this thread with unrelated arguments because you disagree with me about other topics. Thanks.

This goes for all to whom it applies.



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19 Feb 2019, 7:19 pm

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You've gotta change that way of thinking in order to free yourself from what has become an expectation.


It really hurts me when I see even edgier and alternate type women with guys who are telling them to "Shut the f**k up, b***h!" and punching them in the face. I've even seen gothic girls dating hip-hop thugs who know nothing about gothic culture or even mock it and it baffles me so much. I don't see anything wrong with having dignity or assertiveness; I had a nightmare where someone tried to kill me and it made me wish I was stronger so I could protect myself if push comes to shove for me. I just don't want to become like one of the football jocks or hip-hip thugs to finally achieve my goal.



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19 Feb 2019, 7:30 pm

karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
I had a good chuckle at the idea of traditionally conservative women being self-hating mentioned above. I suppose not having sex with any random stranger who asks, dressing well, not taking drugs, not swearing in public and not binge drinking every weekend are the height of self-loathing :lol:

Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.


Are you saying liberal women have sex with any random stranger who asks? Because I'm a liberal woman and I've never had casual sex, and haven't had any kind of sex in a few years. Also I don't drink alcohol or do drugs. And I'd say I dress pretty well, though not in skirts and heels. I actually think women who wear skirts and heels are the ones who look slu*ty because they are trying to appeal to men's sexuality by dressing that way. Any more liberal stereotypes you'd like me to dismantle for you?


This is equivocation; I didn't say all liberal women were vulgar, but that all vulgar women were liberal. There *may* be vulgar women who are politically conservative in some loose way, but I can't imagine many self-identified traditionalist conservative women do any of the things mentioned, while I most definitely can imagine many self-identified social "liberals" engaging in those activities. I have to note that I use the word "liberal" reluctantly here, given that liberalism has a noble and treasured history in the western world - particularly the Anglophone world - and it's a shame to see it dragged into the dirt the way it has been. "Social nihilists" would be better.

Returning to topic, I'd like to state for the record that I don't sympathize with "red pill" idiots one bit. I don't even think they merit being discussed, but rather, I began reading this thread because I enjoy Mr Rdos' posts.


You also seem to think internalized sexism isn't a thing, so I don't know how to take you seriously.

And if you believe conservatives don't do drugs or drink--I don't think you and I are inhabiting the same reality. Conservatives LOVE alcohol and cocaine, first of all. All the really conservative guys I've ever known were really into coke, which I never understood but it seems popular among a certain group of conservative "boot-strap" type driven self-made kind of guys, I suppose because it feeds the frantic energy of their ambition. In fact I would go so far as to say there seems to be little in life conservatives like more than money and cocaine.

You have an unrealistically idealized view of what most conservative people are actually like. Have you not interacted with many conservative people IRL? Because I lived in a suburb of Toronto for a while that is full of monied conservative people, and they all LOVED cocaine and alcohol and f*****g around on their spouses.


I don't know what you mean exactly by "internalised sexism". If you mean something like a desire on the part of a woman to do right by her family then I don't know of any definition of the word "sexism" that would justify such a conclusion. If you mean the recognition, on the part of a woman that there are some differences between the two sexes, then it seems to be a synonym for "sanity". Either way, I don't see anything sexist about it, so you'll have to clarify that one.

I think you're having difficulty understanding the difference between a categorical and a general statement; I had thought that you'd encounter this difficulty, so I tried to spell it out. I'll do so one last time: in general (not always) those who genuinely (not for the sake of appearances) hold traditionalist conservative views are less likely (with some exceptions) to engage in acts of self-degradation. Again, I'll point out that a counterexample to a general - as opposed to a categorical - statement does not disprove that statement.

You also seem to struggle to separate those who profess conservative values to those who actually have them. There are plenty of degenerate nouveau riche types who claim to be conservatives - they may even be card-carrying members of their local conservative parties - but are doing it to ingratiate themselves with those who will be financially useful to them, or to keep up appearances, rather than out of any genuine sense of conviction. Conversely, those who hold "socially liberal" views with real conviction are almost obliged to engage in acts of self-degradation. "Liberal" comes from the Latin "liber" meaning simply "free"; it is the political philosophy that stresses freedom above all else. Unfortunately, the only freedom social liberals seem to be interested in is that which involves the genitals, which is the reason real freedom cannot last more than another generation or two.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internalized_sexism

It's a real phenomenon. Check it out.

And yeah, I figured you would go the whole "anyone who does those things isn't a REAL conservative" no-true-scotsman fallacy route.


Many things have a name and a Wikipedia article; if silly Marxist, postmodern dogma conjured up in some social science department is the extent of your justification for labelling noble women (as rare a species now as noble men) as being self-hating then you need to re-evaluate.

The no-true-Scotsman fallacy doesn't apply here: quite clearly, insofar as people who engage in casual sex and abuse drugs violate the tenets of conservatism, they cannot be true conservatives.

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Please stop trying to derail this thread with unrelated arguments because you disagree with me about other topics. Thanks.

This goes for all to whom it applies.



You slipped in the remark about decent women (almost BECAUSE they're decent) being self-hating without any justification. I had every right to criticize you for it, though I wish I didn't need to.

If you don't want to continue the discussion, then don't respond (this is easier for me as well as for you) but don't expect people not to criticize you for making unwarranted assumptions about them or the people they love.



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19 Feb 2019, 8:55 pm

Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
I had a good chuckle at the idea of traditionally conservative women being self-hating mentioned above. I suppose not having sex with any random stranger who asks, dressing well, not taking drugs, not swearing in public and not binge drinking every weekend are the height of self-loathing :lol:

Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.


Are you saying liberal women have sex with any random stranger who asks? Because I'm a liberal woman and I've never had casual sex, and haven't had any kind of sex in a few years. Also I don't drink alcohol or do drugs. And I'd say I dress pretty well, though not in skirts and heels. I actually think women who wear skirts and heels are the ones who look slu*ty because they are trying to appeal to men's sexuality by dressing that way. Any more liberal stereotypes you'd like me to dismantle for you?


This is equivocation; I didn't say all liberal women were vulgar, but that all vulgar women were liberal. There *may* be vulgar women who are politically conservative in some loose way, but I can't imagine many self-identified traditionalist conservative women do any of the things mentioned, while I most definitely can imagine many self-identified social "liberals" engaging in those activities. I have to note that I use the word "liberal" reluctantly here, given that liberalism has a noble and treasured history in the western world - particularly the Anglophone world - and it's a shame to see it dragged into the dirt the way it has been. "Social nihilists" would be better.

Returning to topic, I'd like to state for the record that I don't sympathize with "red pill" idiots one bit. I don't even think they merit being discussed, but rather, I began reading this thread because I enjoy Mr Rdos' posts.


You also seem to think internalized sexism isn't a thing, so I don't know how to take you seriously.

And if you believe conservatives don't do drugs or drink--I don't think you and I are inhabiting the same reality. Conservatives LOVE alcohol and cocaine, first of all. All the really conservative guys I've ever known were really into coke, which I never understood but it seems popular among a certain group of conservative "boot-strap" type driven self-made kind of guys, I suppose because it feeds the frantic energy of their ambition. In fact I would go so far as to say there seems to be little in life conservatives like more than money and cocaine.

You have an unrealistically idealized view of what most conservative people are actually like. Have you not interacted with many conservative people IRL? Because I lived in a suburb of Toronto for a while that is full of monied conservative people, and they all LOVED cocaine and alcohol and f*****g around on their spouses.


I don't know what you mean exactly by "internalised sexism". If you mean something like a desire on the part of a woman to do right by her family then I don't know of any definition of the word "sexism" that would justify such a conclusion. If you mean the recognition, on the part of a woman that there are some differences between the two sexes, then it seems to be a synonym for "sanity". Either way, I don't see anything sexist about it, so you'll have to clarify that one.

I think you're having difficulty understanding the difference between a categorical and a general statement; I had thought that you'd encounter this difficulty, so I tried to spell it out. I'll do so one last time: in general (not always) those who genuinely (not for the sake of appearances) hold traditionalist conservative views are less likely (with some exceptions) to engage in acts of self-degradation. Again, I'll point out that a counterexample to a general - as opposed to a categorical - statement does not disprove that statement.

You also seem to struggle to separate those who profess conservative values to those who actually have them. There are plenty of degenerate nouveau riche types who claim to be conservatives - they may even be card-carrying members of their local conservative parties - but are doing it to ingratiate themselves with those who will be financially useful to them, or to keep up appearances, rather than out of any genuine sense of conviction. Conversely, those who hold "socially liberal" views with real conviction are almost obliged to engage in acts of self-degradation. "Liberal" comes from the Latin "liber" meaning simply "free"; it is the political philosophy that stresses freedom above all else. Unfortunately, the only freedom social liberals seem to be interested in is that which involves the genitals, which is the reason real freedom cannot last more than another generation or two.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internalized_sexism

It's a real phenomenon. Check it out.

And yeah, I figured you would go the whole "anyone who does those things isn't a REAL conservative" no-true-scotsman fallacy route.


Many things have a name and a Wikipedia article; if silly Marxist, postmodern dogma conjured up in some social science department is the extent of your justification for labelling noble women (as rare a species now as noble men) as being self-hating then you need to re-evaluate.

The no-true-Scotsman fallacy doesn't apply here: quite clearly, insofar as people who engage in casual sex and abuse drugs violate the tenets of conservatism, they cannot be true conservatives.

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Please stop trying to derail this thread with unrelated arguments because you disagree with me about other topics. Thanks.

This goes for all to whom it applies.



You slipped in the remark about decent women (almost BECAUSE they're decent) being self-hating without any justification. I had every right to criticize you for it, though I wish I didn't need to.

If you don't want to continue the discussion, then don't respond (this is easier for me as well as for you) but don't expect people not to criticize you for making unwarranted assumptions about them or the people they love.


:roll:

I'm supposed to want to have a discussion with someone who thinks I can't be a decent noble woman because I'm not socially conservative? No thank you. If you can't refrain from personally judging me for being a "liberal degenerate" then please don't participate in my threads because I'm not interested in hearing all the reasons I'm a degenerate.



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19 Feb 2019, 9:05 pm

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You've gotta change that way of thinking in order to free yourself from what has become an expectation.


It really hurts me when I see even edgier and alternate type women with guys who are telling them to "Shut the f**k up, b***h!" and punching them in the face. I've even seen gothic girls dating hip-hop thugs who know nothing about gothic culture or even mock it and it baffles me so much. I don't see anything wrong with having dignity or assertiveness; I had a nightmare where someone tried to kill me and it made me wish I was stronger so I could protect myself if push comes to shove for me. I just don't want to become like one of the football jocks or hip-hip thugs to finally achieve my goal.


How many women have you seen being punched in the face by their boyfriends? You mention this fairly often. Is it a common occurrence? Is it the red-necks, the hip-hop thugs or both types who do this? I’ve lived in several large cities and have never seen such a thing. It must be quite frightening.



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19 Feb 2019, 9:11 pm

Ah I see. Counter-culture > Red-Pill/MGTOW/et al or hints of at all > conservative > traditional = always evil and bigoted.



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19 Feb 2019, 9:18 pm

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I think women now need to me more explicit in their intentions, as suggested by Cosmo and other sources of dating advice to women. They can't wait passively like they did before, if they want an active love life.


This also has nothing to do with the article I posted or it's content. Women being "more explicit in their intentions", whatever you mean by that, has nothing to do with guys getting radicalized online by the red-pill-type right-wing ideologies. Women aren't making guys read that stuff and believe it, they are finding it on their own and trying to get the women in their lives to consume it and be brainwashed by it too, but the women are resisting because they don't want to be brainwashed and they don't agree with the misogyny and racism and various other types of bigotry common to red-pill communities. Has nothing to do with women's intentions in dating.


"Red-pill" and "right-wing" don't mean the same thing.

Why is Red-pill and similar ideologies seemingly growing these days? Because men have gotten frustrated and started a counter-position to the feminist ideology that had a monopoly on gender discussion in the last decades. I am able to see where some of these are coming from, I don't blame the people behind the movement per-se.



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19 Feb 2019, 9:26 pm

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Women being "more explicit in their intentions", whatever you mean by that, has nothing to do with guys getting radicalized online by the red-pill-type right-wing ideologies.
Is the Red-Pill "philosophy" a legitimate part of right-wing doctrine? Here in the US, the right-wing (if you want to call it that) is 50% female. I can't see many women buying in to this point of view. WPers on the Right, could you possibly weigh in on this?


Have you never heard of "trad-con" women? They definitely exist. Also there are "cool girls". There are different types of women who internalize misogyny and its exhibited in different ways. Some women buy in with the abusers because they think it will give them an advantage over other women to be with the guys with power. People vote against their own interests like this all the time. Human nature contains a pretty strong self-destructive impulse.


I don't think you have any evidence at all for the claim that right-wing and Red Pill are related. You are just lumping together everything you dislike into a single category.


Because when you are far left enough, you only see anything to the right related to "stuff I think is horrible".



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19 Feb 2019, 11:49 pm

Hollywood_Guy wrote:
rdos wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
MaxE wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
Women being "more explicit in their intentions", whatever you mean by that, has nothing to do with guys getting radicalized online by the red-pill-type right-wing ideologies.
Is the Red-Pill "philosophy" a legitimate part of right-wing doctrine? Here in the US, the right-wing (if you want to call it that) is 50% female. I can't see many women buying in to this point of view. WPers on the Right, could you possibly weigh in on this?


Have you never heard of "trad-con" women? They definitely exist. Also there are "cool girls". There are different types of women who internalize misogyny and its exhibited in different ways. Some women buy in with the abusers because they think it will give them an advantage over other women to be with the guys with power. People vote against their own interests like this all the time. Human nature contains a pretty strong self-destructive impulse.


I don't think you have any evidence at all for the claim that right-wing and Red Pill are related. You are just lumping together everything you dislike into a single category.


Because when you are far left enough, you only see anything to the right related to "stuff I think is horrible".


Did you completely ignore all the sources I provided supporting my argument about the connection between the red-pill ideology and the extreme right wing? What am I saying, of course you did. Well they are there for others who aren't emotionally motivated to ignore reality to read and to see the obvious connection explained therein.



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20 Feb 2019, 12:39 am

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Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.

To be fair, left-leaning fiscally and right-leaning socially is a pretty rare combination. Most people are either left for both, right for both, centre for both, left or right for one and centre for the other or left-leaning socially and right-leaning fiscally. A conservative socialist is not a political leaning you encounter often.

To Kara's point about red-pill being right-wing, it's difficult, because as far as I'm aware there's no checklist of what red-pillers believe, and the term itself is quite subjectively used. A lot of red pill ideas seem to go against the far left and feminism though so I think it would be fair to say that it is less likely that left-wingers would identify with red pill philosophy, but just because an idea or group is against modern feminism and the far left doesn't necessarily put it on the right wing by default.

I think the best way to put it would be to say that red pill philosophy is to the right of feminism. I don't like the term "red pill" myself, both because it sounds obnoxious and can basically refer to anything from being realistic to being misogynistic depending on who's using the term and in what context.



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20 Feb 2019, 12:45 am

The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.

To be fair, left-leaning fiscally and right-leaning socially is a pretty rare combination. Most people are either left for both, right for both, centre for both, left or right for one and centre for the other or left-leaning socially and right-leaning fiscally. A conservative socialist is not a political leaning you encounter often.

To Kara's point about red-pill being right-wing, it's difficult, because as far as I'm aware there's no checklist of what red-pillers believe, and the term itself is quite subjectively used. A lot of red pill ideas seem to go against the far left and feminism though so I think it would be fair to say that it is less likely that left-wingers would identify with red pill philosophy, but just because an idea or group is against modern feminism and the far left doesn't necessarily put it on the right wing by default.

I think the best way to put it would be to say that red pill philosophy is to the right of feminism. I don't like the term "red pill" myself, both because it sounds obnoxious and can basically refer to anything from being realistic to being misogynistic depending on who's using the term and in what context.


To be fair, I included several links in one of my earlier comments about the connection between red-pill ideology and the political extreme right-wing. They are there for you to read if you want to learn more about how they are related.



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20 Feb 2019, 12:51 am

karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.

To be fair, left-leaning fiscally and right-leaning socially is a pretty rare combination. Most people are either left for both, right for both, centre for both, left or right for one and centre for the other or left-leaning socially and right-leaning fiscally. A conservative socialist is not a political leaning you encounter often.

To Kara's point about red-pill being right-wing, it's difficult, because as far as I'm aware there's no checklist of what red-pillers believe, and the term itself is quite subjectively used. A lot of red pill ideas seem to go against the far left and feminism though so I think it would be fair to say that it is less likely that left-wingers would identify with red pill philosophy, but just because an idea or group is against modern feminism and the far left doesn't necessarily put it on the right wing by default.

I think the best way to put it would be to say that red pill philosophy is to the right of feminism. I don't like the term "red pill" myself, both because it sounds obnoxious and can basically refer to anything from being realistic to being misogynistic depending on who's using the term and in what context.


To be fair, I included several links in one of my earlier comments about the connection between red-pill ideology and the political extreme right-wing. They are there for you to read if you want to learn more about how they are related.

Do they provide a definition of "red pill"? Because like I said, it's quite a subjective term. It's certainly used in right-wing circles, but it's difficult to pinpoint what it is that all people who refer to themselves as red-pilled believe, and what beliefs make someone part of that school of thought. In any case, I'll check your links out.



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20 Feb 2019, 1:18 am

The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
karathraceandherspecialdestiny wrote:
The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
Prometheus18 wrote:
Anybody who believes socialism is incompatible with the right of the political spectrum has obviously never heard of Mr. Christopher Lasch. I myself am a proud conservative on social issues and socialist on economic issues.

To be fair, left-leaning fiscally and right-leaning socially is a pretty rare combination. Most people are either left for both, right for both, centre for both, left or right for one and centre for the other or left-leaning socially and right-leaning fiscally. A conservative socialist is not a political leaning you encounter often.

To Kara's point about red-pill being right-wing, it's difficult, because as far as I'm aware there's no checklist of what red-pillers believe, and the term itself is quite subjectively used. A lot of red pill ideas seem to go against the far left and feminism though so I think it would be fair to say that it is less likely that left-wingers would identify with red pill philosophy, but just because an idea or group is against modern feminism and the far left doesn't necessarily put it on the right wing by default.

I think the best way to put it would be to say that red pill philosophy is to the right of feminism. I don't like the term "red pill" myself, both because it sounds obnoxious and can basically refer to anything from being realistic to being misogynistic depending on who's using the term and in what context.


To be fair, I included several links in one of my earlier comments about the connection between red-pill ideology and the political extreme right-wing. They are there for you to read if you want to learn more about how they are related.

Do they provide a definition of "red pill"? Because like I said, it's quite a subjective term. It's certainly used in right-wing circles, but it's difficult to pinpoint what it is that all people who refer to themselves as red-pilled believe, and what beliefs make someone part of that school of thought. In any case, I'll check your links out.


That's exactly what those articles, especially the last one, talk about. Do check them out.