yeah, Aba & Preach are living in F&F's psyche rent-free.I did enjoy the drama slap fight Fresh and Fit had with Abba and Preach. F&F totally got exposed as the fakes they are.
Probably way off base or oversimplified but my long ago impression of red pill was a bunch of guys wanting to blame women for their problems.
People mention unplugging from the matrix but seems fair to say in my mind that red pill is just another form of matrix.
wtf is a red pill? Is this some matrix easter egg or something?
Basically this. The F&F hosts are extremely disrespectful tbh, and their prescription for everything is to convert to islam, treat women as property and keep them locked at home while treating them badly, and be as promiscuous as possible yourself. They idolize Andrew Tate and helped each other blow up.
Just don't take the black pill
wtf is a red pill? Is this some matrix easter egg or something?
Seriously this.Just don't take the black pill
See, first you say this, which all sounds really bad and is filled with allegations of objective details. And my first thought after reading this is these guys sound awful.These guys peddle shite subscription services to insecure desperate lovers by pretending to be alpha males and women gurus. They encourage behavior that is antiquated EVEN for them(controlling women's money, ignoring their wishes during sex, monitoring their social media, and Occassional domestic abuse lite) and basicslly back these up by inviting various internet bimbos onto their platform in order to get into shouting matches with em.
But then you say this about what "red pill" means, which is just about the most bad-faith, ridiculous, generalization filled description that could be made, which then makes me doubt everything you said in the first post. Unless you were still just talking about THESE two people, and then that might be understandable, if they really do push that sort of crap. But that still doesn't represent the term as as whole.They basically think they are "waking up " to the real world(like how neo took the red pill in the movie to learn the truth) in which things like women being able to initiate a divorce or have their own financial accounts is evil, and against the natural order. They push that guys are supposed to be emotionally distant and use women primarily for pleasure and menial tasks, while the women is to he emotionally dependant snd attached to the whims of the guy. Its really strange.
I watch the odd A&P video from time to time and it's hard to imagine them "losing" any YouTube drama because their opinions are always reasonable and sane from what I've seen. If they're going against someone, I'd probably put my money on them being right without having seen the other side. I've seen a small amount of F&F through A&P and F&F are either fools or fakes making money off of other fools.yeah, Aba & Preach are living in F&F's psyche rent-free.
It's interesting to see two grown men get so bothered by a commentary channel.
Here, I will help him and make it easier for you and others here, as I've been following this arc from it's inception.But then you say this about what "red pill" means, which is just about the most bad-faith, ridiculous, generalization filled description that could be made, which then makes me doubt everything you said in the first post. Unless you were still just talking about THESE two people, and then that might be understandable, if they really do push that sort of crap. But that still doesn't represent the term as as whole.
Could you instead come up with a description of "red pill" that isn't filled with bad faith, and might have actually come from someone who doesn't share your worldview? Would you be able to do that? How can you have conversations about these topics when you can't even properly restate the opinions of those who disagree with you?
Sorry to hear about your younger family member, but good post. It still doesn't touch upon some of the aspects I generally associate with the whole "red pill" thing, but it's a very good start. All this crypto and cult of personality BS I'm seeing feels like a co-opting of the original point of the term, IMO, but it is an unfortunate truth of the situation as things are now for a lot of people.Here, I will help him and make it easier for you and others here, as I've been following this arc from it's inception.
Good parts of Red Pill:
+Promoting men's mental health
+Promoting men's fitness
+Promoting positive work ethic
+Promoting building finances
+Using the above 4 to get into a good relationship and financial situation with a potential partner
Bad parts of Red Pill:
-Telling men that they have to buy into your crypto or 'hustler university package' in order to do any of the above(siphoning money from fans)
-Telling men that they have to chase the materialistic things in life in order to feel happy instead of having a foundation and family(recently some redpillers have pivoted on this ever since Tate called them clowns for this, even though they started saying this based on his wording e.g. "Bugatti")
-Telling men to be in a one-sided open relationship with their significant other(99% chance recipe for failure) so that they can have a harem of women
-Telling men to follow the muslim path because it entirely conflicts with above point and there's no such thing as a 'new muslim' (no matter how much they try to make it a thing)
-Telling men that modern women are the reason that they are in their current negative situation (thus they can blame something other than themselves)
-Treating women as a sort of 'enemy' to conquer or 'lesser than', rather than another human being to cooperate with when together in a relationship and each person having their own role to fill
-Telling women they have to 'endure' when in an abusive relationship (the guy who said this was recently exposed for being a woman beater)
There is more on the negative side, but it goes into the nuances of how relationships work and the reason I won't bother to list them is due to the obvious: Every relationship is different so what works for you might not work for the next person. A lot of red pill content creators will attempt to ignore this and subscribe their specific lifestyle to all when the glove doesn't fit every hand.
The unfortunate thing here is that while this movement started out well intentioned (helping men feel like men again in modern times) the types of figures that have popped up, grifted, or steered the ship in the wrong direction since that moment have been numerous. Basically, like everything in life, some people will simply take things too far. They don't have any actual creed or ruleset to all abide by, so they all end up spouting different things or contradictory statements when those things are brought into question. Some are high religion(current day Sneako), Some are all about Miami lifestyle(Fresh and Fit), some are dominating to the point of abuse, and some are also a well spoken leader yet at the same time a chameleon(Tate). However, they all claim to be or are seen to have the ideal vision of redpill, all at the same time.
I recently had a younger family member who was in college, followed Tate and F&F, go down this rabbit hole, fail out of college 2 years in, and buy into crypto with what little money he had in his bank account. Now he's jobless, no degree, living with his mom(and annoying the living crap out of her because she doesn't 'fit' the red pill example of what a woman should be), and is on the verge of being kicked out due to this. Who I saw as a half-decent young man with a head on his shoulders has now become another follower of hustler's university, hoping to win a crypto lottery all so he can live life like Tate.
My advice to anyone who has a family member or friend who is going down this rabbit hole of red pill: Meet them halfway and be logical with them as to the good and bad aspects of it. If you approach them saying 'this is all bad, you are wrong' you're only going to drive them further down that path. There is good and bad to every aspect and every movement in life. Even the worst of people can say a correct thing, and there's no reason to treat someone as 'all wrong' just because you've planted a flag in the other direction(this helps with politics too). You have to be clear about that and most importantly, be factual. Lay it all out for them and let them decide where to go from there. Just be rational and hopefully they will see a better path for themselves. Not necessarily your path, but a better path for them.
Sorry to hear about your younger family member, but good post. It still doesn't touch upon some of the aspects I generally associate with the whole "red pill" thing, but it's a very good start. All this crypto and cult of personality BS I'm seeing feels like a co-opting of the original point of the term, IMO, but it is an unfortunate truth of the situation as things are now for a lot of people.
As far as I'm concerned, the good faith original intent behind "red pill" wasn't about any of that crap, though. The point is you grow up being told how easy men have it, how women are oppressed and men are oppressors, and you hear about various statistics and facts that promote that view. But the idea of "taking the red pill" is to wake up to the idea that things aren't so black and white. Not to get into too detailed of a list, but it's the idea that women are advantaged in many ways and men are disadvantaged in other ways (alimony, child custody, prison, suicide, workplace deaths, homelessness, college, etc.). In many cases men are at the top of society, but they're also at the bottom.
The other part of this is the idea that those facts and statistics that promote the view that women are oppressed can often be explained, and those too aren't always so black and white. Here's an example of one of the recent claims you may have heard about a lot lately.
So that's "red pill," as far as the basic idea goes. You don't need to hate, fear, mistrust, or mistreat women to identify with any of the above. However, you're absolutely right that any sort of "you actually have it worse than you think you do, and these people have it better" messaging can lead to a dark path of resentment and anger. And yes, people will absolutely take advantage of people blinded by that sort of anger.
Lastly, you also don't need to identify with the term "red pill" or "feminist" to advocate for equal rights, fair treatment and mutual respect of both sexes. Labels divide people more than unite them, so I don't associate myself with any of them anymore.
See, first you say this, which all sounds really bad and is filled with allegations of objective details. And my first thought after reading this is these guys sound awful.
But then you say this about what "red pill" means, which is just about the most bad-faith, ridiculous, generalization filled description that could be made, which then makes me doubt everything you said in the first post. Unless you were still just talking about THESE two people, and then that might be understandable, if they really do push that sort of crap. But that still doesn't represent the term as as whole.
Could you instead come up with a description of "red pill" that isn't filled with bad faith, and might have actually come from someone who doesn't share your worldview? Would you be able to do that? How can you have conversations about these topics when you can't even properly restate the opinions of those who disagree with you?
Here, I will help him and make it easier for you and others here, as I've been following this arc from it's inception.
Good parts of Red Pill:
+Promoting men's mental health
+Promoting men's fitness
+Promoting positive work ethic
+Promoting building finances
+Using the above 4 to get into a good relationship and financial situation with a potential partner
Bad parts of Red Pill:
-Telling men that they have to buy into your crypto or 'hustler university package' in order to do any of the above(siphoning money from fans)
-Telling men that they have to chase the materialistic things in life in order to feel happy instead of having a foundation and family(recently some redpillers have pivoted on this ever since Tate called them clowns for this, even though they started saying this based on his wording e.g. "Bugatti")
-Telling men to be in a one-sided open relationship with their significant other(99% chance recipe for failure) so that they can have a harem of women
-Telling men to follow the muslim path because it entirely conflicts with above point and there's no such thing as a 'new muslim' (no matter how much they try to make it a thing)
-Telling men that modern women are the reason that they are in their current negative situation (thus they can blame something other than themselves)
-Treating women as a sort of 'enemy' to conquer or 'lesser than', rather than another human being to cooperate with when together in a relationship and each person having their own role to fill
-Telling women they have to 'endure' when in an abusive relationship (the guy who said this was recently exposed for being a woman beater)
There is more on the negative side, but it goes into the nuances of how relationships work and the reason I won't bother to list them is due to the obvious: Every relationship is different so what works for you might not work for the next person. A lot of red pill content creators will attempt to ignore this and subscribe their specific lifestyle to all when the glove doesn't fit every hand.
The unfortunate thing here is that while this movement started out well intentioned (helping men feel like men again in modern times) the types of figures that have popped up, grifted, or steered the ship in the wrong direction since that moment have been numerous. Basically, like everything in life, some people will simply take things too far. They don't have any actual creed or ruleset to all abide by, so they all end up spouting different things or contradictory statements when those things are brought into question. Some are high religion(current day Sneako), Some are all about Miami lifestyle(Fresh and Fit), some are dominating to the point of abuse, and some are also a well spoken leader yet at the same time a chameleon(Tate). However, they all claim to be or are seen to have the ideal vision of redpill, all at the same time.
I recently had a younger family member who was in college, followed Tate and F&F, go down this rabbit hole, fail out of college 2 years in, and buy into crypto with what little money he had in his bank account. Now he's jobless, no degree, living with his mom(and annoying the living crap out of her because she doesn't 'fit' the red pill example of what a woman should be), and is on the verge of being kicked out due to this. Who I saw as a half-decent young man with a head on his shoulders has now become another follower of hustler's university, hoping to win a crypto lottery all so he can live life like Tate.
My advice to anyone who has a family member or friend who is going down this rabbit hole of red pill: Meet them halfway and be logical with them as to the good and bad aspects of it. If you approach them saying 'this is all bad, you are wrong' you're only going to drive them further down that path. There is good and bad to every aspect and every movement in life. Even the worst of people can say a correct thing, and there's no reason to treat someone as 'all wrong' just because you've planted a flag in the other direction(this helps with politics too). You have to be clear about that and most importantly, be factual. Lay it all out for them and let them decide where to go from there. Just be rational and hopefully they will see a better path for themselves. Not necessarily your path, but a better path for them.
Yuck. No thanks.Basically this. The F&F hosts are extremely disrespectful tbh, and their prescription for everything is to convert to islam, treat women as property and keep them locked at home while treating them badly, and be as promiscuous as possible yourself. They idolize Andrew Tate and helped each other blow up.
That's not what "bad faith" means, though. It doesn't mean that I'm suggesting that you're lying or making things up. It means that you're finding some of the worst people in a group and holding them up as being representative of everyone in that group. You're attributing negative beliefs, opinions, and intentions to a group that many in that group would disagree with.You're saying I'm arguing in bad faith but can you honestly say that there aren't folks in the redpill movement who absolutely agree with those things?
Bad parts of Red Pill:
-Telling men that they have to buy into your crypto or 'hustler university package' in order to do any of the above(siphoning money from fans)
-Telling men that they have to chase the materialistic things in life in order to feel happy instead of having a foundation and family(recently some redpillers have pivoted on this ever since Tate called them clowns for this, even though they started saying this based on his wording e.g. "Bugatti")
-Telling men to be in a one-sided open relationship with their significant other(99% chance recipe for failure) so that they can have a harem of women
-Telling men to follow the muslim path because it entirely conflicts with above point and there's no such thing as a 'new muslim' (no matter how much they try to make it a thing)
-Telling men that modern women are the reason that they are in their current negative situation (thus they can blame something other than themselves)
-Treating women as a sort of 'enemy' to conquer or 'lesser than', rather than another human being to cooperate with when together in a relationship and each person having their own role to fill
-Telling women they have to 'endure' when in an abusive relationship (the guy who said this was recently exposed for being a woman beater)
It‘s a bunch of guys profiting on disillusioned and lonely men. It‘s pathetic.
I mean, I would love to believe all that content is genuine but for that I do not have enough faith in these infuencers. Same with JustPearlyThings and the others. Can‘t help myself imagining them making this content and then laughing their ass off after and calling their audience incels.
Only genuine guy in this regard is Peterson I think, which is probably why he gets the most flak.
You've just described most businesses today.It‘s a bunch of guys profiting on disillusioned and lonely men. It‘s pathetic.
You have to be able to distinguish each creator, but yes, there's a good chunk of the audience that doesn't actually apply the lessons. Whose fault is that?I mean, I would love to believe all that content is genuine but for that I do not have enough faith in these infuencers. Same with JustPearlyThings and the others. Can‘t help myself imagining them making this content and then laughing their ass off after and calling their audience incels.
Peterson gets 99% of his flak from the progressive wing. When he gets flak from anyone else, it's because he's promoting 20th century "solutions" that are not applicable to the world as it is now.Only genuine guy in this regard is Peterson I think, which is probably why he gets the most flak.
Sounds like a guy who never had much self awareness, individualism or perspective in the first place. Changing your entire view simply because you finally got a date is not anymore healthy than indulging in red pill rage.I had a colleague who was into that red pill stuff. He was a nice and kind dude but also super lonely with some mental issues which came from his loneliness. He was 30 and never dated a girl.
Eventually he found a girl (we might had pushed him to finally talk to one girl he was interested in for a while) and once he strated dating, all that red pill stuff just dropped and he finds it laughable now.
Sounds like a guy who never had much self awareness, individualism or perspective in the first place. Changing your entire view simply because you finally got a date is not anymore healthy than indulging in red pill rage.
No, that’s the scapegoat everyone uses when they don’t want to own up to their shenanigans. The only thing that wielded power was the consequences of their own actions. Every website/company has it’s own terms of service, even GAF itself, which is why you don’t see some of the darker/edgier types on here that you would see on places like 4chan. That doesn’t make one better than the other, it makes different communities what they are, and it’s up to the individual to understand those terms and properly interact with them and the community.Shit content, can't stand em, but I don't like youtube wieldin its power with bias at all.
It doesn’t matter. That person managed to get into a happier situation in life, and it’s a great example that it’s never too late to change. If you personally knew the guy he was talking about, the best thing to do would be feeling happy for where he is in life, rather than being upset that he isn’t as smart or as self aware as you.Sounds like a guy who never had much self awareness, individualism or perspective in the first place. Changing your entire view simply because you finally got a date is not anymore healthy than indulging in red pill rage.
Judgemental? Have you been reading the comments on this thread?That's very judgemental, and I presume you're doing it because being so has no repercussions on you.
Finding a partner is great, but losing them after staking your mentality on having one can mess you up worse than before. It often does.Finding a partner can make a huge difference, especially if they prove your preconceptions wrong.
And being lonely can really mess with you.
Yes, being a drone doesn't matter. This is why there are so many of them.It doesn’t matter. That person managed to get into a happier situation in life, and it’s a great example that it’s never too late to change.
I'm not upset. It's not my potential problem. It's an observation. And I'm not obliged to make it line up with your ideals, or lack thereof.If you personally knew the guy he was talking about, the best thing to do would be feeling happy for where he is in life, rather than being upset that he isn’t as smart or as self aware as you.
Exactly, it shouldn’t matter to no one but them. If it helps for you to call them drones then so be it. They’re happyYes, being a drone doesn't matter. This is why there are so many of them.
It’s never too late to change for your own betterment, not “the better” because that implies there is only one correct path. For that person, he wasn’t happy before with what he was doing. Now he is. That’s why I said it doesn’t matter. Because It doesn’t matter how he got there, as long as he’s content. That story could have been the complete opposite(with him happy as a red pill high value man) and my answer would be the same. Would your answer be the same?If it's never too late to change for "the better" as you're insinuating, it's never too late to change for the worse.
Buy his course and you too will have three women in one night, somehow:
That's not what "bad faith" means, though. It doesn't mean that I'm suggesting that you're lying or making things up. It means that you're finding some of the worst people in a group and holding them up as being representative of everyone in that group. You're attributing negative beliefs, opinions, and intentions to a group that many in that group would disagree with.
To argue in good faith basically means to argue as if the person you're debating is a good person with good intentions who just thinks differently about things than you do. And of course you do these things, because that's how you wish to be treated in return. If you've ever been accused of virtue signaling, told that you don't really care about a cause and you're saying what's popular, or been dismissed with "she's not going to fuck you" when defending a woman online, those are all examples of bad faith.
That's because you're trapped in the Matrix, my friend..
One of them got exposed kissing some dudes, so you might be correct.I bet these dudes fuck each other off camera
Calling people pussies while you're happy someone you didn't even watch got removed from a platform you use, love it.Is everything "cringe" to some of you pussies?
We've already established there's no emotion behind this thread.Calling people pussies while you're happy someone you didn't even watch got removed from a platform you use, love it.
thats hot got any moreOne of them got exposed kissing some dudes, so you might be correct.
You can't regulate stupidity. It exist on both sides of the political isle and everywhere else regarding a wide range of topics. Censoring it doesn't make the stupid people who follows these morons suddenly stop, it just makes it seem like they might be onto something and the media overlords don't want you to find out which pushes the nonsense even further. I'd rather have people being their typical stupid selves right out in public on whatever the biggest platform available is, then hiding off in some corner still having an influence. But I also had no clue who these people were so if I didn't see this thread I would be none the wiser of their existence.We've already established there's no emotion behind this thread.
It's simply out of interest with the goings on between the Red Pill and mainstream media.
F & F are one of the biggest Red Pill influencers out there, so I thought it could spark a reasonable discussion about the state of the Red Pill or just men's issues in general.
TL;DR : You can fuck off, wappie.
I think you're lacking compassion, though.You can't regulate stupidity. It exist on both sides of the political isle and everywhere else regarding a wide range of topics. Censoring it doesn't make the stupid people who follows these morons suddenly stop, it just makes it seem like they might be onto something and the media overlords don't want you to find out which pushes the nonsense even further. I'd rather have people being their typical stupid selves right out in public on whatever the biggest platform available is, then hiding off in some corner still having an influence. But I also had no clue who these people were so if I didn't see this thread I would be none the wiser of their existence.