Wrong thread?

o.j. I am aware that it's a common misconception to equate that subreddit with the men's rights movement. Some overlap exists between many layers of the so-called "manosphere", but I don't really think guilt by association is particularly great.

How's this for a question: If a misogynist hated Trump, would you agree with him?

You're undying love for the Red Pill-heads in this thread and elsewhere - a movement created by this guy who corralled all these women-hating whiny little bitches into a crusade that even birthed a toe-curling movie that projects and audible "eewwww" extolled by this fantasy world of yours/theirs - gives a completely justifiable reason for posting this news here as a retort. To try to wiggle out of discussions concerning the downfalls and idiotspotting of some of the "men's rights" "heroes" by using weakly associated analogies is a pretty evasive tactic.

Great word salad that is barely comprehensible.

Do. You. Have. A. Response. To. My. Question?

You're a ****ing idiot if you think this Goofle. I can follow your reasonings 90% of the time but little strawman arguments like this aren't gonna further your point anymore.

Of course you can agree with someone's opinions even if you don't agree with all of them, the enemy of my enemy and whatever, but of course you agreeing with the misogynist isn't going to cause any cognitive dissonance or "red pill" you.

I don't even know where to begin to explain how stupid of a question this is.

Im confused about the point of this thread...

I thought trump had his own thread.

It's a completely relevant question to the post I was responding to, which was clearly made as an attempt to make the Men's Rights movement look bad by association with a particular subreddit/person.

What? It was a pretty simple point I was making, and you even answered my question. I'm confused why it's made you angry.

Simply put: The red pill subreddit isn't about Men's Rights, but some MRA's may use it. And if you agree with a men's rights point made within the subreddit, you're not automatically advocating for everything said within the subreddit.

Please spare me any attempt to insist this is a hard concept to grasp.

Right, I wasn't necessarily angry and I do agree with this post to, but the original question asked just seemed so misinformed to me that it kinda grinded my gears, no disrespect to you though.

That's not my problem. As I said, it was a particularly easy question to understand.

I quite like Goofle's men's rights ****storms tbh.

I didn't say it wasn't relevant, but your apparent ignorance for the "you can agree with someone on some things but not other things" is completely clear. You're basically asking "if a racist didn't like Trump, would you agree with him?" well yes, but that doesn't automatically mean I agree with racism.

Are you actually being serious here? Did you really feel the need to make that point as if it wasn't blindingly obvious to anyone?

it seems like the only one who isn't catching onto it is you.

I think that's the reason we were all confused as to why you would ask the question in the first place.

@ Ki - Your incorrect interpretation of what happened doesn't change what really happened, dude.

What exactly was anyone supposed to take from your question then?

If it makes you feel any better I get your point. I still think men's rights is a haven for butthurt, whiny bitches who probably can't get laid or whose mothers are overbearing ****s. But I understand your point.

Same..

I thought it was pretty clear that just because some retard MRA created the redpill sub-reddit it doesn't mean that all MRAs are like that.

Maybe instead of instinctually shitting on everything Goofle says in here you should try comprehending his point first?

Thanks, but that's still kinda off base. /r/TheRedPill is pretty much about exploiting the current system, pro-masculinity, Pick-Up Artistry and a layer of genuine misogyny. I very much doubt the guy is or was an MRA.

I suppose everyone who's asking for equal rights or equal treatment comes across as whiny at times. I think this comes across more for MRA's because most people simply can't even comprehend why there is any need fo their existence in the first place.

Also I understand it was a joke even if you agree with the sentiments.

I've tried to comprehend his points but he's so obnoxiously conservative that he gives Trump a run for his money.

I'm far more conservative than Trump.

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Trump isn't a conservative.

Please don't use trump as an example of conservatism. It makes us look bad. The guy couldn't explain conservative ideals to anyone along the campaign trail. It breaks my heart to think that those who lean conservative are going to be dealing with that stigma for a long time.

EDIT: didn't see blank's post.

You guys miss my point worse that Goofle tries to make one.

I know what you are trying to say. Your wording was incorrect though and I wanted to make you aware of that.

We weren't responding to your point.

I don't differentiate Conservative and Republican ideals if that's what you're referring to. It's all under the same umbrella.

And trump doesn't fall under those.

You should. What you're saying is like calling all extreme metal bands death metal.

You guys can't be serious.

So should I call everyone who's registered as a Democrat a liberal?

I agree with certain MRA points, but mostly because I think the social pendulum that was previously on the misogynist side (before the 60s I guess) has swung too far to the other side to an extent and, at least in the marketplace of ideas, men's issues are largely ignored or marginalized. However I do not think that that equates to inequality, but just an equal and opposite reaction that is temporarily shafting men in some ways.

But in general the MRA's that I've seen are butthurt whiners.

Nah, Republicans are like post-grunge to conservatism's Nirvana.

It all falls under the same umbrella, yes. Give or take a few differences.

I'm by no way a political or social conservative by the way. I have more Libertarian/An-Cap leanings, but since I don't see Trump as a particularly conservative guy I think it is a fair comment.

No, he's really not. Most conservatives, like myself, feel his polices are too far left leaning.

Well yes. I'm not saying things specifically as would deter from my initial thought process. I'm only implying that most beliefs that come from liberals have the tendency to fall on the Democratic side. I don't disagree with you at all, I'm just explaining myself.

Please elaborate.